Most people get this wrong and toss out the can. The right way to read ‘Best By’ or ‘Best Before’ dates.

product may lose some freshness or texture after this date, it’s usually still safe to consume if it shows no signs of spoilage. This is particularly true for shelf-stable items such as canned foods, which can often last years beyond their date when stored correctly.
‘Best By’ vs. ‘Use By’: What’s the Difference?
‘Best By’: Indicates when the product will be at its best quality.
‘Use By’: Often found on perishable items like dairy or deli meats, this date is more safety-oriented. It should be more closely followed, especially for