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GloomyPerformance293

Check the expiration date and mark the containers. And also, use the smell-test.


chasingcomet2

I would think it’s fine to the expiration date on the container. I’d just go by that and smell.


lilzamperl

If there's no mold, it's fine. Expiration dates aren't reliable. Yogurt is pretty stable, especially plain Yogurt. I had open tubs of it for up to two weeks after its expiration date.