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Soybean Paste for miso expiration date -
02-12-2010, 11:35 PM
I bought it a month or two ago, and it's been settling in the back of my refrigirator the whole time. Is it still good? There doesnt seem to be an experation date on it >.< thank you!
 ''My pencil is attached to my lungs, if I stop drawing, I DIE.'' D: 
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02-13-2010, 01:26 AM
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Is this product from Japan? If so, there has to be an expiration date printed somewhere on the package. Look again and post the numbers (usually 6 numbers) here because they may not look like a date to you as the Japanese usually go year-month-day. (I'm hasitating to answer the way I'd want to, which is "No problem!" as this concers your health.)
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02-13-2010, 01:42 AM
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02-13-2010, 10:29 AM
I've had a tub of that in my fridge i've been using for just about the same length of time. Miso lasts for ages if kept right. You didn't say if it was in an air-tight container or not. Either way check that there is absolutely no mould on it or that it doesn't smell/taste musty (if it does, throw it out), and as komitsuki said, it it's been exposed to air for a long time, remove that layer. If the whole surface has been exposed the whole time, or completely caked, cracked and dried out, you may as well throw it out because you might not be able to tell if other things have dripped into it or not and there's not much you can do to resurrect dried paste.
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02-14-2010, 03:50 AM
Ah!! I'm very sorry! I forgot to mention!
It has never been opened before, so I suppose I dont have anything to worry about, huh >////< ''My pencil is attached to my lungs, if I stop drawing, I DIE.'' D:
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