Quick, /ck/, I need an answer. How long does tetra pak-ed stuff

it's fine

>>8438555
Don't eat it you fucking loonball.

How did you not notice it for 3 months?

So, I'm eating it. Tastes fine, we'll see if I get sick or not. I let it boil for quite awhile.
But most of the info I found online said it was safe, so we'll find out.

It's probably fine, the question is whether you trust your senses enough to risk eating it to save a couple dollars on soup

Just an update, I'm not dead yet, nor am I having any stomach or intestinal issues, so I'm going to call it good. Which is nice, because I found another of the same in the back of the pantry, so at least I can use it up. (I hate wasting food, it's shameful).
Anyway, the thread can die now.

>>8438555
I work in a supermarket and I don't understand why canned soup has such a long self life compared to foil or tetra packed soup. I'm always taking tetra soup off the shelf because it's past it's used by date

>>8438555
I'd go two months, but not three on canned goods. You'd probably see obvious mold on top of there has been a seal leak. Your call.

>>8438555
with tetra pack soup it should almost like with canned goods. when the package doesn't start to expand, it is probably ok