There is still hope, it's Best by, not Use by
69ReplySo many people interpret "best before" as "poisonous as hell after". Look at it, smell it, taste (a little bit of) it. If it passes all three, still perfect to eat.
49ReplyUntil its not
Be mindful of perishables left out of the fridge for a long time. Most of the time it is fine but in some cases it can cause illness.
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That is only what the Canadians release to the outside world. They have a strategic maple syrup reserve.
43Replystrategic maple syrup reserve
I love that this is a real thing 😄
16ReplyGoddamned Canadian maple syrup cartel.
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But is it October 2, or February 10?!?
28ReplyBoth
12ReplyAll is possible with the power of maple
6ReplyTBF tho it doesn’t really matter because either way it won’t go out of date in 14000 years
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It's February 15th, 2010 at 14:41.
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I wrote a program to figure out what day of the week this landed on (assuming it is in fact October 2nd, 151441).
It's a Saturday.
Real downer on the start of the weekend.
26Reply 26ReplyYep, my immediate thought was, how the hell would you know it works?
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Nothing left to do but play football.
10ReplyI never knew of the existence of this story. Truly astounding.
2ReplyWilddddd. That was just crazy.
2ReplyGlad you enjoyed it! Personally, I never expected such a thing from a sports reporting site.
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what an optimistic date for our demise.
10ReplyBest by ≠ Expiration date
It's the truth, and I'm tired pretending it's not.
10ReplyIt's just not in its best condition.
Another 720000 years before expiry. 5Reply
1441 is most likely the time stamp sorry guys...
(Not sure if Canada follows US or internal date format)
7ReplyCanadian here. We're not sure either.
6ReplySlashes mean whatever american abomination
1ReplyCry
You cut me deep, real deep.
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