A 5 year old Pizza, is it still okay?


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Rappy let us do this slowly: 2009 - 2004 = 5.

Lolz...but either way, 5 years is still death! I feel bad for the sap.

Expiry date of 2004 = pizza was originally made in 2002 or 2003.

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Rappy let us do this slowly: 2009 - 2004 = 5.

Lolz...but either way, 5 years is still death! I feel bad for the sap.

lolz everyone else explained it for you :p

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When you freeze food, it stays in the condition it was in when it was first frozen. Unless you have it in there for years, you should be fine. If you didn't taste anything different, it means the pizza was fine to eat.

You will go down as a legend, Seth.

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Now we need someone to tackle the "10 year old pizza" market.

I nominate the person who got the 9 millionth post on neowin! safe in the knowledge its not me :p

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Refrigerated = chilled = fridge

Frozen Pizza = frozen = freezer

I know that. I'm just saying, if cooked food can't last a week after being refrigerated, I doubt frozen food can last 7 years without severe food poisoning...

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I know that. I'm just saying, if cooked food can't last a week after being refrigerated, I doubt frozen food can last 7 years without severe food poisoning...

The rough guide is that each month that something stays frozen is like one day in the refrigeration part of the fridge.

That isn't very scientific though but food does age slower when frozen then when chilled.

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Oh ****, I can just see this turning into a Neowin suicide pact. "Hey guys, let's all go out and buy a pizza and stick it in the freezer. In 10 years we'll eat it!" On the plus side, I do suppose it'll help an imperceptible amount in population control.

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