To eat a pizza with a use by date of 25th March 2022?

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If it's been frozen? It's a sainsburys chargrilled veg and olive one and it was frozen on the day I got it. The instructions say to eat within a month of freezing.

I never stick to that!

I've never paid attention to any dates related to frozen food!

I eould. The month is for quality rather than safety

If its frozen then I would.

Frozen food will be fine for years. It might be a bit shrivelled up but it won't hurt you.

I would.

I’ve never checked a date on something from the freezer. Go for it.

I would.

I’ve never checked the date of anything in the freezer, I’d definitely just eat it.

It says to defrost before cooking. Ffs.

I wouldn’t have been looked at the date, never kind worried about it.

I just bung it in frozen and make sure it it hot before eating

It'll be okay, but may not be as nice quality as it would've been. Don't defrost it just stick it in the oven until it's thoroughly cooked. Pretty easy to tell with a pizza.

It's not going to Take long to defrost today!
Yes, I'd eat it from the freezer, but not the fridge with a date like that.

I’d just cook it for a couple of minutes longer.

I once ate one a year out of date ( didn't check the date) from the freezer so sure it'll be fine! I wouldn't recommend that old though as it was a bit dry.

Of course I'd eat it!

It'll be fine, on Sat I defrosted and cooked some creamy tikka sauce I made and froze last August - we're still OK..

It’s fine! You don’t need to defrost it, just stick it in the oven for a couple more minutes. There are a few things that might give me pause when they’re over their date, but not vegetables on bread!

It will be fine. It's just the taste may deteriorate with long term freezings Quite safe though

Of course.

Oh yes if something fresh has been frozen I'll ear it up to a year afterwards

I would also cook it from frozen

I lived life on the edge and put some frozen grated mozzarella on it from January. No D&V so far 😁