Would you complain or my own fault?
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i once drank out of a bottle of lucozade that had been sat so long it had gone 'lumpy' - i can still 'feel' the taste when i think about it :bokeemojiDrank a litre of OJ yesterday that had a due date of September 24.
Still here, so suck it up buttercup!
I'd just eat yesterday's dated meal today, and today's dated food tomorrow.
I doubt you'll get food poisoning by going past the date by a day.
I'm not sure what the law is on food listed as out of date food and how the store as to handle it.
I doubt you'll get food poisoning by going past the date by a day.
I'm not sure what the law is on food listed as out of date food and how the store as to handle it.
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That's fair enough.
Leave it long enough and it'll have a lovely alcoholic fizz to it to really jazz it upThe OJ did look a bit off colour but it still tasted good.
Got another three cartons with the same date, I think it gets better with age.
I’m not saying it is their fault but it is poor to leave same day items on the shelf. If you get a home delivery you can get these things replaced but not in store for some reason."I didn't read the label, but it must be THEIR fault!"
The consensus is I should have been more careful, which I accept.
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The receipt shows you bought it at 09:00, it may have been reduced in price later in the day but are you seriously suggesting everything that goes out of date at the end of the day should be reduced first thing in the morning?
Because that’s just ridiculous.
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No, I suppose not. I shouldn’t have mentioned discount because I’m not that bothered about it being a little bit cheaper.
"Some reason" being that you didn't choose the item in a delivery, so had no control over what date it was if you were planning to consume it later in the week. In store, you have complete freedom to choose items with suitable dates for your plans or make alternative selections.
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Is nobody else concerned that the OPs food for today and Easter Sunday is a microwave meal and a naff looking pizza?
#JusticeForQualityFood
#JusticeForQualityFood
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Itt a leftist communist campaigning for op's right to shop at an M&S food hall.
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Communist? Hilarious nonsense. I'm a business owner / company director.
Nothing to do with M&S food halls. Maybe cook a meal or treat himself to a takeaway.
Nothing to do with M&S food halls. Maybe cook a meal or treat himself to a takeaway.
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I wasn’t expecting anything to be open Easter Sunday but maybe they will be.
Edit - Domino’s was actually open.
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You have bought a Tesco Indian meal, yes?
It's my experience that most 'Indian' takeaways are actually run by Bangladeshis, who tend to be Muslims and famously don't celebrate the Christian Easter holiday, ergo expect those to be open at the very least.
It's my experience that most 'Indian' takeaways are actually run by Bangladeshis, who tend to be Muslims and famously don't celebrate the Christian Easter holiday, ergo expect those to be open at the very least.