I've got a spare 2.27kg tub of whey kicking about.
No use by date on it.
It was opened about 14 months ago.
Anyone have any idea as to whether it's ok to use?
Taste's ok in a milk shake.
I've got a spare 2.27kg tub of whey kicking about.
No use by date on it.
It was opened about 14 months ago.
Anyone have any idea as to whether it's ok to use?
Taste's ok in a milk shake.
Gaz
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All whey should have a "use by" date, although sometimes they are hard to find. What brand is it? -EK
Don’t chase the 1%, there is no magic training routine or diet that’s going to provide any measurable results over the basic principles for getting huge and strong: Train heavy, eat and sleep more.
Gotcha. Perhaps the governing bodies there act differently than here. Is there a lot number on the bag? If so, you can call them directly at 0845 094 9889 (Local rate), and ask. -EK
Don’t chase the 1%, there is no magic training routine or diet that’s going to provide any measurable results over the basic principles for getting huge and strong: Train heavy, eat and sleep more.
Gaz
"Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever." Lance Armstrong
"Accumulating injuries are the price we pay for the thrill of not having sat around on our asses" Rip
Hmm...well, worst thing that happens is some gastrointestinal distress, and I doubt even that would occur. It's dehydrated, and there's little fat in it, so it's not like it can be a breeding ground for bacteria. -EK
Don’t chase the 1%, there is no magic training routine or diet that’s going to provide any measurable results over the basic principles for getting huge and strong: Train heavy, eat and sleep more.
Don't worry about use-by or sell-by dates. If it looks good, smells good, tastes good, it's fine.
In November I found some eggs in a cupboard with a use-by date of March. They were fine. Conversely, I've had milk that has gone off a couple of days before the use-by date.
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