Is It Expired? – Slim Fast Chocolate Mint

< iframe size =" 425" height =" 355" src =" https://www.youtube.com/embed/sCghU-4pta8?rel=0" frameborder="0 "allowfullscreen > Welcome to Is It Expired!!! On this program we take random old foods/drinks and see if they are truly run out or otherwise. Today Matt Zion & Chuck Roland try Slim Fast Chocolate Mint!

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20 thoughts on “Is It Expired? – Slim Fast Chocolate Mint”

  1. It is probably UHT (ultra Heat Treated) milk – they have a shelf life of a few years generally, no need to refrigerate until opened then its lifespan is like any normal fresh milk. πŸ™‚

  2. WrecklessEating alot of milk products are ether soy or ultra pasteurized, meaning they've been heating to 285 degrees Fahrenheit. Once they've been heating to that point they don't necessarily need refrigeration. Like the coffee creamers at 7/11

  3. Depending on the packaging, UHT pasteurized milk, until opened, has a shelf life of up to 6 months without cooling.

    Also, I once ate expired milk chocolate, it tasted like mint chocolate but it wasn't supposed to. Now imagine you eat expired mint chocolate…

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