Fish one day out of date, eat or bin?

[Masaladosai]

Breaded cod to be precise. Use by date was yesterday.
Eat or bin?
I hate food waste and am kicking myself

[UnravellingTheWorld]

I am very lax about dates (other than with chicken), so I'd be tempted to eat it.

[Masaladosai]

Me too usually, not sure when it comes to fish though

[Icecoldtulip]

I’d eat it too.

[MaggieFS]

I'd eat it

[TheTwirlyPoos]

Wouldn't hesitate to eat it after a day. Three I'd chuck.

[ReachedTheEndofCake]

Also very lax about food dates - I’d trust my nose

[Mapleunicorn]

I would bin it. Recently gave myself food poisoning by eating a seabass filet that was one day out of date. Not an experience I would want to repeat!

[Brightshoe]

I'd eat that, probably not prawns, but even then for one day if they smelt Ok...No-one's expecting anything to turn on the stroke of midnight, there must be some slack built into the dates.

[Fourfurrymonsters]

Trust your nose. This is what we had to do pre-sell by or best-before dates 🙌

[PurplePanda1]

I would bin it.

[Jovehansson]

I would eat it

[joysofdarlings]

I wouldn't feed it to the dc but unless you're pregnant I'd say it is probably fine.

[totallybonkerswarning]

Yes, it became dangerous to eat at 1 minute past midnight lol

It's fine.

[Peppermint81]

Some things I would eat out of date but fish is not one of them

[totallybonkerswarning]

@Mapleunicorn

I would bin it. Recently gave myself food poisoning by eating a seabass filet that was one day out of date. Not an experience I would want to repeat!

Ohhhhh, and I've just said it's fine but, I'll be more careful from now.

[CeeceeBloomingdale]

I'd smell it and if I didn't faint I'd cook and eat it

[SinnerBoy]

Have a smell of it and if it's unpleasant, bin it. I'm assuming it's been refrigerated the whole time? If it smells OK, it'll be fine.

[colourblindrainbow]

I’d eat it unless it smelt bad or looked bad.

[Botanica]

I'd have no hesitation in eating unless it actually smells off

[LadyKenya]

@Mapleunicorn

I would bin it. Recently gave myself food poisoning by eating a seabass filet that was one day out of date. Not an experience I would want to repeat!

That sounds grim, but surely it would have smelt bad. That is usually a good indication not to eat it.

[TwoLeftSocksWithHoles]

Assuming it's been in a fridge and not left out on a radiator I would eat it.

[coxesorangepippin]

Bin

Not worth it

[MrsDanversGlidesAgain]

Another vote for eat.

[Saintmariesleuth]

Eat it unless it looks or smells off

[WeeOrcadian]

Trust your sniffer