Imagine you return home one day to take milk, you open the milk tin, poured some into your tea cup, add water to it and while tasting it, you observe a bland taste with some whitish particle clogging up on your tongue?

You start wondering what had happened to the milk despite the fact that you met it well closed. well, the milk might have expired.

If your next question is, "But it's not yet reached the expiry date."? If this is your question, this post will expose you to the different expiry dates of some common household products.

Beer
Unopened: 4 months.

Brown sugar
Indefinite shelf life, stored in a moistureproof container in a cool, dry place.

Chocolate (Hershey bar)
1 year from production date

Coffee, canned ground
Unopened: 2 years
Opened: 1 month refrigerated

Dried pasta
12 months

Frozen dinners
Unopened: 12 to 18 months

Frozen vegetables
Unopened: 18 to 24 months
Opened: 1 month

Honey
Indefinite shelf life

Air freshener, aerosol
2 years

Antifreeze, premixed
1 to 5 years

Antifreeze, concentrate
Indefinite

Batteries, alkaline
7 years

Batteries, lithium
10 years

Bleach
3 to 6 months

Dish detergent, liquid or powdered
1 year

Check here for the full list: http://www.draynehub.com/expiry-dates-common-products-know/

Sausages (gala, beefie, biggi, rite)
10-14

pap (akamu, ogi)
3 days (but u hv to soak in water to last that long)

packaged cake
14-30 days

Please be careful with ur health... Try and eat atleast a vegetable or fruit a day... Cancer is real

Beer- 4 months? Thats not right!

joey150:
Beer- 4 months? Thats not right!

Nigerian standard claims it's six month just to be able to sell but we all know that even after the six months, some will still be in the market

Nice post

Never knew beer had such a near expiry.