Out of Date Sachets

[Trixie Firecracker]

I have a *lot* of leftover Lipotrim sachets left over from the last time I did Lipotrim.

The "Best Before" is for about October 07 I think.

Would it still be ok to use these or will all the nutritional content be depleted by now?

I really don't want to have to bin them as I have bout 120 Euro worth of them so it seems like such a waste to not use them..

Any thoughts?!

 

[Yuna]

Hee hee, hope this doesn't completely disgist people but I had 2 flapjack left from before, out of dat 08/09/07 and I had to have them in work last week and they were grand wouldn't have known the difference.

Not sure bout nutritional value tho...

 

[yo-yo-dieter]

I did Lighter Life this summer and have 100 sachets left over, and the useby date is the next 3-6 months. Like you I think it'd be a shame to waste them, so I'm not sure whether to use them (not sure if I can face another few weeks without food) or replace my evening meal with them, or sell them on e-bay!!

Anyway - here is a link to a post on the cambridge diet message board, I read yesterday, and it's definitely made me want to use the packs before the end of date! Hope this information is useful

http://www.minimins.com/cambridge-diet-forum/26528-out-date-stock.html

 

[kazz]

Would you eat conventional food that was out of date?

 

[MsJMC]

They should be ok , tell you what todo make them up and see
choc you can eat well after date but crisps the date not to long say 1-2 months , i think they will be ok

 

[CW Consultant]

The information in this link would also apply to LT:

http://www.minimins.com/cambridge-diet-forum/26528-out-date-stock.html

You are already dieting at a low level so out of date stock reduces your vitamin and mineral intake.

When cooking products it is always advised to use fresh stock with a long life as the heating process affects the nutrition.

If you cook out of date stock you really are taking away even more nutrition, Vitamin C is a heat sensitive vitamin and this process will kill it.