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Do almonds go bad [ Keep almonds fresh ]

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Do Almonds go bad: We explore do almonds go bad, how fast do almonds go bad and what happens if you eat bad almonds amongst other topics. Do almonds go bad: Almonds are not only nutritious but they can also be delicious as many people enjoy eating almonds raw as a snack or for dessert. They can also be used in various recipes including dishes like pasta sauce, salad dressing and almond butter. Almonds are high in protein, calcium, vitamin E  and fiber and almonds stay good for eating for a long time but there are a few factors which could lead to the spoiling of almonds  so to answer the question: Can almonds go bad, YES but it is hard to tell because they don't spoil quickly and can last for up to a year if stored properly. The length of time that the almonds have been stored, the packaging, storage conditions and whether they have been properly dried all effect the wellness of almonds as  if they are not properly dried then it can be difficult for them to last long.   Also hi

How to tell if yogurt is bad [Proper food storage]

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Can yogurt go bad: We answer how to tell if yogurt is bad and what happens if you eat bad yogurt, how long yogurt lasts and does yogurt go bad if not refrigerated among other yogurt food safety related question. How to tell if yogurt is bad: Does yogurt go bad? That is what we are really interested in finding out and the answer to that question is YES , but there's more to it than that so check out our guide for yogurt food safety so you can enjoy this delicious dairy you've got in the fridge. How to check if Yogurt Is No Longer Fresh:  Yogurt is a fermented product that contains healthy bacteria which is necessary for digestion. Yogurt that has been left out at room temperature for too long can develop harmful bacteria so things to keep a check on for eating good and fresh yogurt are: Expiration date on the package: If you have expired yogurt then it may be sour and have an unpleasant taste. Smell:  The smell of your yogurt is also a good indicator of its freshness. Yogur