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Posted: 11/11/2002 9:09:54 PM EDT
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I think if they are in the sealed packaging they should last quite awhile. Open them, and see if they are rancid, if they are not, you can probably eat them. I think there is a 800 number on the side of the box, you may want to contact the mfgr and see what the bimbo on the other end has to say.
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Posted: 11/11/2002 9:14:30 PM EDT
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With my experience in retail management I would think the shelf life is approx. 2 years. See if there is a julian code on the box. I had a similiar scare the other day when I discovered two salami and provolone sandwiches that were sitting in the bedroom for a day and a half.
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Posted: 11/11/2002 9:38:33 PM EDT
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Yeah, whatever happened to that? Did you eat it???
(Here I am asking for an update on two salami and ham sandwhichs. What has happened to my life???) |
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