Can you use shortening after expiration date?
While shortening typically has a long shelf life, it's always recommended to follow the storage guidelines and expiration date provided by the manufacturer to maintain its optimal quality and freshness.
Using shortening past its expiration date may diminish its overall quality and effectiveness. Shortening contains fats that can undergo degradation over time, which can affect its appearance, consistency, and functionality.
Consuming shortening that has gone rancid or has developed off-flavors could potentially lead to unpleasant taste and potential health concerns. If the shortening has developed an unusual odor or appears visibly different from its original state, it's best to discard it rather than risk using it and compromising the quality of your food or the taste and safety of your dishes.
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