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· 6 years ago
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Himalaya salt is really good
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· 6 years ago
Maybe thats when the plastic will start getting old or releasing toxins or some shit
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· 6 years ago
i think it's glas. so i doubt that. i think maybe every consumable product needs a date on it by law, and because that they print a date on the salt package. but i don't know for sure :/
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kissalinda
· 6 years ago
It may just be a "best by" date, when eventually the humidity and other things it will come in contact with may make it taste different. It doesn't mean it spoils, it just may not taste as fresh or have a different flavor.
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beetlejuice
· 6 years ago
I have some at my store that has a sell-by of 9999
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guest
· 6 years ago
It's not the salt - it's the packaging
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