Food & Cooking · Kitchen TipsStop guessing. Know what's safe to eat.
AI decodes expiration dates — Use By vs Sell By vs Best By. Get clear rules for any food: eat, toss, or check first. Save money. Stop wasting food.
20%
food wasted due to date confusion
10
seconds to check an item
$1,500
average household savings/year
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You stand in front of the fridge, confused — is this still safe to eat?
20% of food waste is from date label confusion
That yogurt that expired yesterday? Probably fine. That chicken from 2 days ago? Maybe not. Without clear rules, you guess — and often guess wrong.
You don't know what the dates actually mean
Use By? Sell By? Best By? Packed On? They sound similar but mean completely different things. No one ever explained the difference.
You throw away food that's perfectly safe
A family of four throws away $1,500 of food per year. Most of it is still safe to eat. You're literally throwing money in the trash.
You're afraid of food poisoning
You've heard horror stories. You'd rather be safe than sorry. So you toss it. But without real knowledge, you're either wasting food or taking risks.
What You Get
Everything to decode expiration dates and save money.
Date Type Decoder
Use by vs Sell by vs Best by — what each means for safety.
Food Safety Lookup
Search any food — get exact rules for how long after expiration it's safe.
Spoilage Test Guide
Smell, look, touch — how to tell if food is actually bad.
Dairy Safety Guide
How long milk, yogurt, cheese last and signs of spoilage.
Meat Safety Guide
Storage times, spoilage signs, and why cooking spoiled meat doesn't work.
Waste Reduction Tracker
Track how much money you save by not throwing away good food.
How It Works
From confused to confident in 10 seconds.
1
Tell the AI what's in your fridge
Share the food item, date type, and storage conditions.
~10 seconds2
Get your safety ruling
AI tells you: eat, toss, or check first — with testing instructions.
~5 seconds3
Stop wasting food and money
Use the rules. Trust your senses. Save thousands per year.
30 seconds per item10 sec
to check any food
5 sec
to get ruling
$1,500
yearly savings
20%
waste reduction
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What's the difference between Use By, Sell By, and Best By?
Use By: safety date — don't eat after this (baby formula only). Sell By: store inventory date — food is still safe for weeks. Best By: quality date — food is safe to eat, might taste slightly less fresh. Most dates are NOT safety dates. The Decoder explains each.
Can I eat yogurt 2 weeks after the expiration date?
Probably yes. Yogurt is fermented — it lasts 1-2 weeks past the date if unopened. Signs of spoilage: mold, separation, off smell. If it smells like yogurt and looks normal, it's fine. The Dairy Guide has specifics for each product.
What about eggs? How long do they last?
Eggs last 3-5 weeks past the pack date when refrigerated. Test them in water: if they sink, they're fresh. If they float, toss them. Don't rely on the date on the carton.
Can I eat meat that's past its sell-by date?
Sell-by date on meat is for stores. If you bought it and refrigerated it properly, it's safe for 1-2 days past that date (for chicken) or 3-5 days (for beef). Always smell and touch — slimy or off smell = toss. The Meat Guide covers everything.
Do canned goods ever expire?
Canned goods last 2-5 years past the date if the can is in good condition. Never eat from bulging, rusted, or leaking cans (botulism risk). Otherwise, they're safe indefinitely — quality may decline but safety remains.
Do I get a printable safety chart?
Yes. The AI generates a complete food safety quick-reference chart you can copy and save. Print it and put it on your fridge.
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