can I still use this cinnamon if it expired 2014, it smells ok

>>9243837
it won't kill you but it will probably be stale

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>>9243837
Looks okay.
http://www.stilltasty.com/fooditems/index/16887

>>9243837
Yeah, it just won't taste as fresh at it used to. I have some herbs and spices in my kitchen that are 19 years old, but were sealed for 15 years. They're still alright, I don't use them often. My grandma, as of 2014, had spices from the 70's in her cupboard. I smelled them and they seemed alright, but I didn't use any in the meal I was making for us.

>>9243894
Are you sure your grandma doesn't live in seed bank on north pole?

>>9243837

Don't do it, cooking expired cinnamon creates mustard gas.

>>9244006
Well she died a few months ago, and no, as cold as it gets here, this isn't the north pole.

>>9244006
I use your grandma as my personal seed bank if you catch my meaning

>>9244033
I guess you enjoy arid environments.