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will i die if i cook shrimp a day after the use by date

>> No.13359567

Yes.

>> No.13359570
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13359570

If you are lucky.

>> No.13359572

>>13359567
well damn guess it's either die or waste $15 and im not sure which is more preferable

>> No.13359723

If it smells ok you will be fine.

>> No.13359768

>>13359723
This
Literally just smell it, seafood stinks like shit well before it's dangerous

>> No.13359771

You are already dead, you browse /pol/

>> No.13359801

>>13359723
>>13359768
alright then let me ask a second question; what are the odds it will be safe but unpalatable garbage a day after the use by date

>> No.13359802

>>13359565
I hope so.

>> No.13359804

>>13359565
i hope

>> No.13359816

>>13359801
I don't know man, there's a lot of variables. Is the shrimp raw or cooked? Packaged and previously Frozen or fresh from a fishmonger? How long did it take from buying them to getting them home and cold? What temperature is your fridge? Are you a Capricorn?
Just smell the shrimp and eat them if they haven't gone off.

>> No.13359864

Use by date is a fucking meme and it's more what the market goes by to be considered "fresh" enough to reasonably sell to a customer. Look up some graphs on general food freshness based on type and you'll be able to not waste so much food.

>> No.13359883

>>13359864
I'm immunodeficient btw

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>another pepe post