It's amazing what you can dream up when you need to clean out the freezer. Why we bought Kangaroo steaks is now long forgotten but somehow I don't think it was with this particular culinary experiment in mind.
A year But this stuff was bought at Christmas. We're not exactly followers of use-by dates. Now I say that, why does it sound like an epitaph?
Well, it was lovely First time around, anyway. If I should die think only this of me: There'll be a corner of some foreign field in which my vegetable plot is going slowly to seed.
RE: Well, it was lovely Well, I chucked out an unopened jar of pickled onions yesterday, with a sell-by date of June 2006!</p> I 'm the sort that wouldn't trust little Kanga <u>before</u> he went in the freezer, never mind after he came out.</p> Just think - in 12 hours you could be jumping 8 feet in the air and crapping at the same time.</p> On second thoughts, perhaps we should feed some to our midfield</p> Pickled onion anyone?</p>
Pickled Onions? They're pickled for God's sake! They'll last years! We've eaten frozen stuff that's 5 years and more past its sell-by date, although I must admit that did make me a bit nervous.