I love this Website! My Hubby was often dumping things when it hit their expiration date, will I was countering that they were still good. Now I have proof! According to information from the USDA, CDC, and other agencies, unopened or opened, Milk is good for 1 week after the sell by date. After eggs are purchased, they may be refrigerated for 3 to 5 weeks - the "sell-by" date on the package, if one exists, will usually expire during that storage period, but the eggs will remain safe to use. Egg Salad — Homemade Or Store-prepared will keep 3 to 5 days in the Refrigerator. That open bottle of prepared Horseradish will keep 3 - 4 months if it's kept continuously refrigerated. An opened bottle of ketchup should stay at peak quality for about 6 months in the fridge and mustard for at least a year. And both will remain safe to consume for much longer than that, as long as they've been continuously refrigerated. Tuesday, July 6, 2010
The Ultimate Food Shelf Life Guide
I love this Website! My Hubby was often dumping things when it hit their expiration date, will I was countering that they were still good. Now I have proof! According to information from the USDA, CDC, and other agencies, unopened or opened, Milk is good for 1 week after the sell by date. After eggs are purchased, they may be refrigerated for 3 to 5 weeks - the "sell-by" date on the package, if one exists, will usually expire during that storage period, but the eggs will remain safe to use. Egg Salad — Homemade Or Store-prepared will keep 3 to 5 days in the Refrigerator. That open bottle of prepared Horseradish will keep 3 - 4 months if it's kept continuously refrigerated. An opened bottle of ketchup should stay at peak quality for about 6 months in the fridge and mustard for at least a year. And both will remain safe to consume for much longer than that, as long as they've been continuously refrigerated. Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things
A - Adhesive tape to Aspirin
B - Baby Oil to Buttons
C - Candles to Curtain Rings
D - Dental floss to Dustpans
E - Earrings to Epsom salts
F - Fabric softener to Funnels
G - Garden hoses to Golf gear
H - Hair conditioner to Hydrogen peroxide
I - Ice cream scoop to Ice scrapers
J - Jar lids to Jars
K - Ketchup to Kool-aid
L - Ladders to Lip balm
M - Magazines to Mustard
N - Nail polish to Newspaper
O - Oatmeal to Oven mitts
P - Paint brushes to Pots and pans
R - Return address labels to Rubbing alcohol
S - Salt to Sugar
T - Talcum powder to Twist ties
U - Umbrellas
V - Vanilla extract to Vodka
W - Wallpaper to Window cleaner
Y - Yogurt
Z - Zippers to Zucchini
Browse Super Items: These household items have an amazing number of uses.
Found this on Bring Back Simplicity, one of the email groups at Yahoo, that I belong to,
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bringbacksimplicity/.