One year old bacardi breezers

RunawayGroom · 24-12-2013, 19:07

I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated

degsyhufc · 24-12-2013, 19:20

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Originally Posted by RunawayGroom

Any advice is appretiated

Drink them

NoseyLouie · 24-12-2013, 20:07

They should be ok, drink them as degsy says

Paulie Walnuts · 24-12-2013, 22:49

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Originally Posted by RunawayGroom

I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated

I can't understand this. You say that you are tired of things that are old yet still ask advice on whether you should do so?

Orangemaid · 24-12-2013, 22:59

is the date on the top lid bit or underneath or on the side of it ?

If you want a runny tummy, go ahead

LaceyLouelle3 · 24-12-2013, 23:04

I'd imagine they'd be ok to drink, just might taste a bit odd.

Toby LaRhone · 25-12-2013, 00:58

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Originally Posted by RunawayGroom

I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated

They'll be fine.
Why anyone drinks them though, is another matter

Hypnodisc · 25-12-2013, 01:01

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Originally Posted by Orangemaid

is the date on the top lid bit or underneath or on the side of it ?

If you want a runny tummy, go ahead

Why would they have a runny tummy?

Bacardi Breezer is literally sugar, colourings and alcohol (Bacardi rum).

There is nothing in there which 'goes off'.. it consists of entirely preservative type ingredients.

The only reason these sorts of products have a BBE is because they legally have to put something on there. If it was up to them they'd probably not bother putting a date on there.

bspace · 25-12-2013, 01:09

drink all your other alcohol

now ask the question again

that wasn't so hard was it

24-12-2013, 19:07	#1
RunawayGroom Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 498	One year old bacardi breezers I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated

24-12-2013, 19:20	#2
degsyhufc Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Up North Posts: 58,791	Quote: Originally Posted by RunawayGroom Any advice is appretiated Drink them

24-12-2013, 20:07	#3
NoseyLouie Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow - Land of everypoo Posts: 5,378	They should be ok, drink them as degsy says

24-12-2013, 22:49	#4
Paulie Walnuts Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 2,411	Quote: Originally Posted by RunawayGroom I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated I can't understand this. You say that you are tired of things that are old yet still ask advice on whether you should do so?

24-12-2013, 22:59	#5
Orangemaid Forum Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Sat at computer with heatin on Posts: 45,573	is the date on the top lid bit or underneath or on the side of it ? If you want a runny tummy, go ahead

24-12-2013, 23:04	#6
LaceyLouelle3 Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 6,104	I'd imagine they'd be ok to drink, just might taste a bit odd.

25-12-2013, 00:58	#7
Toby LaRhone Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 9,227	Quote: Originally Posted by RunawayGroom I still have some of these left over from last xmas. I am a little weary of eating or drinking stuff that is a little old though, i tried looking for an expiry date, but they look like they not got one. Any advice is appretiated They'll be fine. Why anyone drinks them though, is another matter

25-12-2013, 01:01	#8
Hypnodisc Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 21,375	Quote: Originally Posted by Orangemaid is the date on the top lid bit or underneath or on the side of it ? If you want a runny tummy, go ahead Why would they have a runny tummy? Bacardi Breezer is literally sugar, colourings and alcohol (Bacardi rum). There is nothing in there which 'goes off'.. it consists of entirely preservative type ingredients. The only reason these sorts of products have a BBE is because they legally have to put something on there. If it was up to them they'd probably not bother putting a date on there.

25-12-2013, 01:09	#9
bspace Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 10,781	drink all your other alcohol now ask the question again that wasn't so hard was it

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