You can ignore expiration dates on some foods, says this grocery chain CEO — here's how to tell. (via CNBCMakeIt)
. He also offers strategies for utilizing everything you buy during the pandemic so you don't let food go to waste.There's no federal regulation that says manufacturers have to include expiration dates on packaging, with the exception of infant formula. Manufacturers use their discretion to pick the "best by," "sell by," and "use by" dates printed on their products.
Now that food is harder to get, it's more important than ever to use everything we buy and make use of what we already have in our pantries.Here's how to tell if some common pantry items are safe to eat or are merely past their prime, according to Nash."Most grains rarely go bad," Nash says. If something has gone bad, you'll usually be able to tell by the smell. "Smelling is a great way to measure the freshness of grains. If it smells rancid, don't eat it.
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