Question

[Campervanannie]

Ok so I bought these butters when in France in March and froze them on the day of purchase and have been frozen ever since 8 ish months today I am going to use them in my Xmas dinner up the skin of the turkey in the mash the best before date is June but I suppose that’s unfrozen I have never frozen butter before never had to what’s your opinion and make it snappy please my turkey needs to be in the oven by 10 am at the latest

 

[ian and cath]

Go for it I would. Merry Christmas

 

[Val54]

The head chef says fine ......... Merry Christmas

 

[Campervanannie]

Well it’s now under the skin of the turkey well that’s the herby one and the other will be in the mash and the stuffing thanks for your input.

 

[yorkslass]

It will be fine.....I have used it in the past.

 

[Campervanannie]

almost done just needs 30 more mins to crisp up the skin and if your wondering what is ousing out of its bum it’s haggis I stuff my turkey with haggis it taste fabulous.

 

[Full Member]

It's perfectly safe to cook with the out-of-date butter the way you intend, Annie.
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....it is, however, extremely dangerous to eat.
Merry Christmas, Gorgeous.
Best Wishes to Bill.

Colin

 

[The laird]

We buy lurpak butter when on offer in morrisons and freeze it but not been in long enough to go out of date but can’t see the harm innit

 

[Topmast]

I treat all sell by dates as a challenge have never suffered yet.

 

[Campervanannie]

Well we are still alive and suffered no adverse effects well aside from a bit of wind but I blame that on the sprouts

 

[The laird]

Well we are still alive and suffered no adverse effects well aside from a bit of wind but I blame that on the sprouts

Take it that’s where the has blown in from WOW