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  1. Jump said:


    "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Would a sealed container of plain Dannon yogurt, a month past its use-by
    date, still be okay to eat? I suspect it is, but I want to make sure
    before I eat the stuff.

    Thanks,
    Carol

    Why not eat ice cream instead? Essentially the same nutritional profile,
    and ice cream tastes much better!

    Low=fat yogurt surely has less calories than ice cream? Especially if it's
    plain.

    Doug
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  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Damsel said:
    Ophelia said:

    "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Anyway, moderation in carbs is a good way to control diabetes. 🙂

    Good.. and I hope a way to keep it at bay?

    I believe so, yes! 🙂

    Carol

    Count on it....
    At least type II.
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  3. Wouldn't try it........it's not worth the risk since it was only about $.60.

    Che

    "Doug Weller" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Would a sealed container of plain Dannon yogurt, a month past its


    use-by

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    date, still be okay to eat? I suspect it is, but I want to make sure
    before I eat the stuff.

    Thanks,
    Carol

    Why not eat ice cream instead? Essentially the same nutritional profile,
    and ice cream tastes much better!

    Low=fat yogurt surely has less calories than ice cream? Especially if it's
    plain.

    Doug
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    Doug Weller -- exorcise the demon to reply
    Doug & Helen's Dogs http://www.dougandhelen.com
    A Director and Moderator of The Hall of Ma'at http://www.hallofmaat.com
    Doug's Archaeology Site: http://www.ramtops.co.uk

  4. CheCooks said:

    Wouldn't try it........it's not worth the risk since it was only about $.60.

    Oops! I've eaten half of it over the past two days. <G> It's just fine.

    I get the 32 ounce tubs, so this was more like $2. I should go grab
    another bowl ... thanks for the reminder!

    Carol

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  5. Damsel said:

    Oops! I've eaten half of it over the past two days. <G> It's just fine.

    I get the 32 ounce tubs, so this was more like $2. I should go grab
    another bowl ... thanks for the reminder!

    Beats me why so many people buy the little containers when it is so much cheaper
    to buy a large one. My mother used to buy a half dozen or more of the small
    containers all the same flavour until I pointed out how much cheaper it is to
    buy the larger tubs. I realize that some people take them to work or to school
    and the small size is convenient for that, but if you are eating it at home and
    getting the same flavour all the time, the big one is a much better deal.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Dave Smith said:
    Damsel said:

    Oops! I've eaten half of it over the past two days. <G> It's just fine.

    I get the 32 ounce tubs, so this was more like $2. I should go grab
    another bowl ... thanks for the reminder!

    Beats me why so many people buy the little containers when it is so much
    cheaper
    to buy a large one. My mother used to buy a half dozen or more of the small
    containers all the same flavour until I pointed out how much cheaper it is to
    buy the larger tubs. I realize that some people take them to work or to
    school
    and the small size is convenient for that, but if you are eating it at home
    and
    getting the same flavour all the time, the big one is a much better deal.

    Providing they have the flavor that you want in the big tub...
    My favorite is the generic lemon custard flavor.

    That does not come in the big tub, but strawberry does so I get that
    sometimes too. ;-)

    It all depends...
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    K.

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    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

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