Do you know you can identify bad cashews and you can also preserve good cashews?

You've discovered a great bag of cashews in your home. The nuts appear to be fine despite the lack of a date on the label. How can you tell if a cashew is bad?
Or perhaps there's a package with a date written on it. And it's already 3 to 7 weeks past that deadline. The problem is that the nuts appear to be brand new. Should you throw out "expired" cashews for safety reasons, or can you eat them?
Continue watching to learn how to recognize bad cashew and how to preserve good cashew.

What's the distinction between an expiry date and a best before date?
A best before date on a food package indicates when the food's shelf life expires. Durable life is defined as "the anticipated amount of time that an unopened food product will retain its freshness, taste, nutritional value, when stored under appropriate conditions, or any other qualities claimed by the manufacturer." This date is printed on a package beneath the words "best before" or "meilleur avant."

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