You can use canned milk for up to one year after the use by date printed on the can. However, it may not be at its optimal flavor, or appearance.
Some feel it is, but that expiration date is there for a reason. And a container of milk is simply not worth the risk of getting sick. I always go by the golden rule: "When in doubt, throw it out."
If what is printed on the carton is 'Best before' it will still be all right to use. Empty the soy milk into a jar and stir, as the sediment will settle if not used for some time. What you have to look out for are products that have have the words 'Use by,' if the date has expired these need to be flushed. Rule - "If in doubt throw it out."
It does if you keep it long enough!
This is the sell by date for stores. Milk is usually good refrigerated for a week post this date
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It depends how 'out of date' it is.
America, both north and south, use the Gregorian calendar as a general rule. There are groups which may use other calendars for certain religious ceremonies but the date most would adhere to is the Gregorian date.
Whatever the due date on the milk carton or jug says that's when you should throw it away or use it in the next 24 hours.
Yes, it is bad to use dip past the date, especially if it is a cream dip or anything with a dairy product such as egg or milk.
experation date
Means you have to the product by that date. For example: you buy milk on this date: 3/6/12. and the used by date is 3/13/12. that means that you have to use the milk before 3/13/12 or it might go bad.