To eat it when its two days out of date?

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M&S Hoisin Duck Noodles dated 25th.

Yay or nay to risking it for dinner tonight?

To me if something smells ok and looks ok, it is ok.

I would

If the packaging doesn't look or feel bloated, then I'm sure it's fine

I would! Hope you enjoy it.

I wouldn't. If it's 'Eat by' and contains meat it's a no for me. If it's best before then that's different.

Ingredients here. Minimal duck, and it's already been cooked for a very long time.

Cooked Egg Noodles (33%) (Water . Wheatflour . Pasteurised Egg . Raising Agent: E501, E500 . Salt . Turmeric . Paprika) . Cooked Duck (15%) . Beansprouts (12%) . Carrots (7%) . Water . Hoisin Sauce (5%) (Sugar . Rice Wine Vinegar . Soybeans . Glucose Syrup . Salt . Water . Garlic Purée . Ground Spices (Fennel Seeds . Star Anise . Cinnamon . Chilli Powder . Cloves . White Pepper) . Dried Beetroot Extract . Rice Flour . Wheatflour* . Caramelised Sugar Syrup . Sesame Oil . Wheat) . Rapeseed Oil . Pak Choi (3.5%) . Spring Onions (2.5%) . Dark Soy Sauce (Water . Soybeans . Wheat . Salt) . Toasted Sesame Oil . Brown Sugar . Ginger . Cornflour . Garlic Purée . Sugar . Vinegar . Soybeans . Five Spice (Fennel . Cinnamon . Star Anise . Cloves . Ginger) . Wheatflour* . Salt . Caramelised Sugar Syrup. Fortified with Calcium, Iron, Vitamin B3 and B1.

I would if it smells ok and the packaging isn't puffed up. Nuke the shit out of it or stir fry for a good while in oil.

I'd eat it. A couple of weeks ago I ate a chicken ready meal that was 2 days out of date and had sat on the shelf in my office all morning. It was fine, no issues.