My girlfriend is convinced that she ate 1 month old expired food – what does this expiration date say?
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by palmer423
34 Comments
jayahmal
06/10/2025
oneModFour
June 10th, 2025
xper0072
The date is definitely 06/10/2025. You can tell that the month is a 6 because it is not like the 5 in 2025.
CallMeYox
06/10/2025. You can see 5 in 3510 and it looks too different
Choice-Counter-1166
That is a 6, look at the other 5. They don’t look like each other.
danceswithsteers
It’s not an expiration date. That’s just the date the manufacturer puts because that’s how long they think, on average, how long the food will retain the freshness they want it to have. If it smells and looks fine then it’s probably fine too consume.
Mr_uhlus
well it is either the 6th october 2025 (normal) or the 10th june 2025 (imperial)
s256173
It’s a 6 but they shouldn’t do that stupid dot print. I’ve thrown out food that was probably fine for the same reason.
a-relic
do a smell test, if it’s been frozen it can probably last that long even if it doesn’t say 06
bigdave41
I spent way too long wondering why she was concerned over it being the 5th or 6th of October, before I remembered the US date format…
Silvawuff
I can tell you that this was made at 7:44 PM on machine line 9A on April 1st, 2025. The use by is definitely June 10th, 2025.
idkman919123
hey, girlfriend here. i’m pretty partial to it being 10th of May. the first part of my argument includes the slanted bottom of the five in “3510”. The bottom of the digit in question looks like an extreme version of this. The second part of my argument consists the top half of this five or six. as you can see, this printer has the capability to produce the slanted top a six would require. so why doesn’t it? Ex- the top right side of “Y” in the word “BY”. i will happily be proven wrong, but my tummy hurts. note this was only discovered after looking for reasons why my stomach could hurt.
jamikiller
Why sort your dates biggest smallest medium….. Why not just ascending or descending? Ymd or dmy. Soooo much easier to understand! And idiot proof
GrandTestamentXI
So the 3510 is the Julian date, it’s another way office production can tell the date. So yes whatever format it is the correct date is : 05/10/2025
Now look at the top of the 5 on all other 5’s now look at the 9 in the EST, if take the 9 and flip it the 6 has 2 dots and then curve, the 5 has three straight dots and then a curve.
Coach_Billly
June 10,2025
StopCrony2025
It’s a 6 for sure. All the 5’s are consistently printed with exactly 12 dots, while the month in the expiration date only has 11
Silverguy1994
06/10/25
A thing like chicken would have a pretty obvious taste if it wasn’t frozen and also a month expired.
Chachi_supreme
Use by/best before different then expired…. Its all good she gonna live
Skeeter1020
6th October 2025.
peppermintmeow
That’s a 06. Compare the known 05 in several other places like 2025 to the other text and you’ll see that it’s a different pattern.
sandpirate_88
It’s a 6. Count the dots, all the 5s have 12 dots, the 6 has 11
SkipsH
Looks like it’s good til October.
missvvvv
6 October 2025
AdComfortable4641
well all the fives have 12 dots and that one has 11 so I’d say it is a 6
Mrexzxxxxxx
So what even if it is expired? Looks like processed trash that will stay good for the next nuclear apocalypse
skawarrior
It’s fine, you’ve obviously got until October 5th or 6th is irrelevant
vaikunth1991
Its there till October
blindeshuhn666
5/10/25 is October 5th :p
Maidenbaby88
It’s definitely a 6. And even if it was a 5 it would still probably be fine if it was sealed and kept in the fridge
Banana-Bread-69
Issasix
square-peehole
It’s ok until 6 oktober
bumbles220
Ah yes, freedom units. Not me being confused for 5 minutes
dontgonearthefire
Depends on the country it was produced in. Only the US/Kenya/Greenland use MM/DD/YYYY, the rest of the world uses DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD.
heatseaking_rock
Don’t get me wrong, but chicken caprese is stupid by naming alone. Don’t even need to look over the recipe anymore.
34 Comments
06/10/2025
June 10th, 2025
The date is definitely 06/10/2025. You can tell that the month is a 6 because it is not like the 5 in 2025.
06/10/2025. You can see 5 in 3510 and it looks too different
That is a 6, look at the other 5. They don’t look like each other.
It’s not an expiration date. That’s just the date the manufacturer puts because that’s how long they think, on average, how long the food will retain the freshness they want it to have. If it smells and looks fine then it’s probably fine too consume.
well it is either the 6th october 2025 (normal) or the 10th june 2025 (imperial)
It’s a 6 but they shouldn’t do that stupid dot print. I’ve thrown out food that was probably fine for the same reason.
do a smell test, if it’s been frozen it can probably last that long even if it doesn’t say 06
I spent way too long wondering why she was concerned over it being the 5th or 6th of October, before I remembered the US date format…
I can tell you that this was made at 7:44 PM on machine line 9A on April 1st, 2025. The use by is definitely June 10th, 2025.
hey, girlfriend here. i’m pretty partial to it being 10th of May. the first part of my argument includes the slanted bottom of the five in “3510”. The bottom of the digit in question looks like an extreme version of this. The second part of my argument consists the top half of this five or six. as you can see, this printer has the capability to produce the slanted top a six would require. so why doesn’t it? Ex- the top right side of “Y” in the word “BY”. i will happily be proven wrong, but my tummy hurts. note this was only discovered after looking for reasons why my stomach could hurt.
Why sort your dates biggest smallest medium….. Why not just ascending or descending? Ymd or dmy. Soooo much easier to understand! And idiot proof
So the 3510 is the Julian date, it’s another way office production can tell the date. So yes whatever format it is the correct date is : 05/10/2025
Now look at the top of the 5 on all other 5’s now look at the 9 in the EST, if take the 9 and flip it the 6 has 2 dots and then curve, the 5 has three straight dots and then a curve.
June 10,2025
It’s a 6 for sure. All the 5’s are consistently printed with exactly 12 dots, while the month in the expiration date only has 11
06/10/25
A thing like chicken would have a pretty obvious taste if it wasn’t frozen and also a month expired.
Use by/best before different then expired…. Its all good she gonna live
6th October 2025.
That’s a 06. Compare the known 05 in several other places like 2025 to the other text and you’ll see that it’s a different pattern.
It’s a 6. Count the dots, all the 5s have 12 dots, the 6 has 11
Looks like it’s good til October.
6 October 2025
well all the fives have 12 dots and that one has 11 so I’d say it is a 6
So what even if it is expired? Looks like processed trash that will stay good for the next nuclear apocalypse
It’s fine, you’ve obviously got until October 5th or 6th is irrelevant
Its there till October
5/10/25 is October 5th :p
It’s definitely a 6. And even if it was a 5 it would still probably be fine if it was sealed and kept in the fridge
Issasix
It’s ok until 6 oktober
Ah yes, freedom units. Not me being confused for 5 minutes
Depends on the country it was produced in. Only the US/Kenya/Greenland use MM/DD/YYYY, the rest of the world uses DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD.
Don’t get me wrong, but chicken caprese is stupid by naming alone. Don’t even need to look over the recipe anymore.