'Best Before,' 'Sell By' and 'Expires On' are all terms that can give any 
cook fits, especially if the date on the ingredient in question is
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with StillTasty http://stilltasty.com/ , the ultimate shelf-life guide.

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invaluable prep talk--should raw chicken be rinsed before cooking? (answer: 
no)--and ingenious tips for storing and repurposing leftovers, like 
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Whether your clams are fresh, canned or frozen, a quick Still Tasty search 
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"Best Before," "Sell By" and "Expires On" are all terms that can give any cook fits, especially if the date on the ingredient in question is
tomorrow--or yesterday. But before you throw those month-old eggs or dubious garlic (and your money) in the trash, double-check their freshness with StillTasty, the ultimate shelf-life guide.

Created by a food-safety expert and her journalist daughter, this new website has when-to-toss guidelines for every imaginable food and beverage in its searchable database (yes, even beer goes bad). It also offers invaluable prep talk--should raw chicken be rinsed before cooking? (answer: no)--and ingenious tips for storing and repurposing leftovers, like freezing red wine in ice-cube trays to use, up to six months later, in sauces and braises.

Whether your clams are fresh, canned or frozen, a quick Still Tasty search can save you from wild guesses and wasted money--two types of food scares you won't have to worry about.

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