to have covered over the 'sell by date'

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on some fromage frais and put one in DDs packed lunch, so the dinner lady won't tell her they are 'bad'?

i know all about sell by/use by/eat by etc, btw

they are fine to eat, i have tried one myself.

well?

Nah, why is the dinner lady beaking at the kids lunch so closely that she can see a sell by date anyway?

Yanbu

The dinner ladies at your DD's school have time to go round and check the sell by dates on things?? Lunch box police gone mad!!

YANBU

sorry, (in the best AIBU fashion) i forgot to add DD does have additional support at lunchtime, just to jivvy her along in eating (she has ASD traits and can take an hour to eat her lunch)

Nowt wrong with that,we eat stuff that's past it's date.....

Except for the time i made dumplings with out of date suet...it didn't smell and was only a little out of date but fuck me,it was the worst taste in the world.

You do know that they will notice and they will judge you appropriately as is only right and proper. Next you will be telling us it wasn't organic!

Shame on you. Shame indeed.

organic fromage frais?

of course they are not

as if....

We freeze those yogurt pouch things where I live (Australia) so they could be months past their date.

I used to write my DS's name over the sell by date so that preschool couldn't see it. Of course I told them it was because they wouldn't fit in his lunchbox and wanted to make sure he still got to eat it. They were only a day or two over date and completely fine to eat.

A fromage frais will be fine, mine have eaten fromage frais past their date and loved to tell the tale (although we don't usually have them hanging around long enough for that to happen tbh)

*lived to tell the tale

these are a week over

i'll tell anyone they were frozen then

DD won't eat those tube ones fussy madam she's polite and likes a spoon

DD3 regularly occasionally eats yoghurts well over a month past the sell by date. And?

It's a culchured innit.

Or even it's a culchured fing innit.