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The Five “Most Dangerous” Expired Condiments in Your Fridge

A school district in New York is limiting students to two packets of condiments per meal for students.

How long has that bottle of ketchup been in your fridge? “People” magazine just named it one of the most DANGEROUS expired condiments. Here are five condiments that might not last as long as you think.

1. Mayonnaise. It’s got eggs. So once it’s been opened, the USDA says it’s only good for two months. Give it the sniff test. If it doesn’t smell right, chuck it.

2. Salad dressing. Creamy kinds that have eggs or cheese are also supposed to be tossed after two months. Oily dressings last longer.

3. Ketchup and barbecue sauce. You’ve got about six months to use them up. Keep an eye on the color. If it changes, toss them.

4. Mustard. It lasts longer, because there’s more vinegar in it. Once you break the seal, you’ve got one year to use it up.

5. Soy sauce. Some people assume it’s one that lasts forever. But again, you’ve got about a year to use it.

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