Will I die if I eat this pate ?????
Will I die if I eat this pate ?????
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Squiggs

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1,520 posts

184 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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I've just cleared out my mobile home ready to sell it. Tucked away all nice and safely in the corner of a cupboard I found a pack of six jars of quite posh pate that I bought in France that are dated 2015 - but .....
The last time I visited France was well over 18 months ago - so the jars have been hidden away in there for 2 bad winters and would have undoubtedly got frozen (several times over!) and in the summer the temps get pretty high in a locked up vehicle!
So should I bin them or eat them?

bobbo89

5,991 posts

174 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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If you bin them you'll never know

..eat them!

myles1972

9,581 posts

200 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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bobbo89 said:
If you bin them you'll never know

..eat them!
If he dies, we'll never know!

OP, make sure a loved one is with you to relay the results.

exgtt

2,067 posts

241 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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Eat em, if they state refridgerate after opening then they are fine in warm/cold temps as long as they aint opened. Main thing to check - the air seal/lid popper.

The quality might be affected but you shouldnt get poisoned.

205alive

6,087 posts

205 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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Why don't you get a guinea pig and actually use it for it's intended purpose?

bobbo89

5,991 posts

174 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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yes, bin them and make your own guinea pig pate!

soad

34,626 posts

205 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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Open one jar and smell the contents. Probably still eatable.

fluffnik

20,156 posts

256 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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Yes you'll die.

The potted pâté is unlikely to have any influence on when; it's in jars to preserve it.

evoivboy

986 posts

175 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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soad said:
Open one jar and smell the contents. Probably still eatable.
it's edible biggrin

soad

34,626 posts

205 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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evoivboy said:
it's edible biggrin
Sure is. My brain not working properly - lack of sleep.

Squiggs

Original Poster:

1,520 posts

184 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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Ok .... I might try some on toast tonight - if not tonight tomorrow for late breakfast.
If you don't hear from me for a while it's because I'm rather ill hurl
If you don't hear from me ever again you'll know I've become a deceased guinea pig sleep

Bill

58,500 posts

284 months

Wednesday 28th August 2013
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evoivboy said:
it's edible biggrin
You've tried one?

5potTurbo

13,653 posts

197 months

Thursday 29th August 2013
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OP: dead or alive?

Squiggs

Original Poster:

1,520 posts

184 months

Thursday 29th August 2013
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Still alive .... I've not tried it yet.

Squiggs

Original Poster:

1,520 posts

184 months

Thursday 29th August 2013
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Well I had the wild boar & chestnut about 3 hours ago and no ill effects so far.
But if I have the squirts in the morning I won't know if it was the pate or the curry and beers I've had since laugh

soad

34,626 posts

205 months

Thursday 29th August 2013
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Well done, rather brave! thumbup
An option to leave others in a mobile home for the new owner to discover/find. hehe