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Do Wheatabix go stale?
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Do Wheatabix go stale?
That is all.
That is all.
"Weetabix"
:-p
:-p
I couldn't imagine them going stale, but I dont know...
Oriental Rib wrote:
> Do Wheatabix go stale?
>
Yes.
> Do Wheatabix go stale?
>
Yes.
Highly Excitable wrote:
> "Weetabix"
>
> :-p
He probably buys the tesco white label stuff, hence the name.
> "Weetabix"
>
> :-p
He probably buys the tesco white label stuff, hence the name.
Geffdof wrote:
> Yes.
After a loooonng time though. I remember many years back there were some at the back of the cupboard for months, probably a year.
Weetabix suck without sugar.
> Yes.
After a loooonng time though. I remember many years back there were some at the back of the cupboard for months, probably a year.
Weetabix suck without sugar.
I didn't think spaghetti went stale, but I now know that it does in the most wonderful way.
Oriental Rib wrote:
> Do Wheatabix go stale?
Judging by taste and texture, yes. About 3 months before they go in the packet in fact.
Now, a related question which has been floating around in the back of my head for a while, can Mushrooms go mouldy, given that they are, technically, a form of mould themselves?
> Do Wheatabix go stale?
Judging by taste and texture, yes. About 3 months before they go in the packet in fact.
Now, a related question which has been floating around in the back of my head for a while, can Mushrooms go mouldy, given that they are, technically, a form of mould themselves?
Cong_Man wrote:
> Now, a related question which has been floating around in the back of
> my head for a while, can Mushrooms go mouldy, given that they are,
> technically, a form of mould themselves?
They aren't really a form of mould, they are a fungi like "mould" but not in themselves "mould".
> Now, a related question which has been floating around in the back of
> my head for a while, can Mushrooms go mouldy, given that they are,
> technically, a form of mould themselves?
They aren't really a form of mould, they are a fungi like "mould" but not in themselves "mould".
well most mould is fungi so where do you make the judgement?
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