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I accidently ate a chocolate cookie that has been expired for several years. could this be a problem?
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Likely not: Other than taste odd, I don't see it causing any real problem. The FDA requires producers to label processed foods with a use by date. It is an estimate not a rule.
Answered 4/7/2018
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