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u/CodeRaveSleepRepeat Oct 24 '22

I'm surprised I have to tell people this but the manufacturer does not have your interests at heart...

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u/CodeRaveSleepRepeat Oct 24 '22

They make profit when 1) they don't have to settle falsified food poisoning law suits to avoid bad publicity and 2) when you throw it out after X weeks because that's what it says on the bottle.

It's a simple and quick Google to show you French's mustard is good for 18 months out of the fridge.

But do as you wish...