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General Forum: Life in USA | | Expired Indian Commodities in US | |
| still *wondering, weeping and wandering*
and of course, choicelessly consuming the 'expired' desi food...
Posted by: FLOCCINAUCINIHILIPILIFICATION At: 21, Nov 2006 5:21:53 AM IST
Isnt it sad to realize that we have this kind of lifestyle in US, contrary to what people back home might be thinking about us? This is just for starters about our lifestyle!
How about the nutrition information and allergy warnings? Do we see them on any of these? Shouldnt they(food) be carrying this basic information? What if an American buys something, eats it and gets effected/infected? Can he/she sue the owner?
Have our Indian vendors(cant even call em businessmen) stooped so low to sell expired foods to fellow-desis? Arent they the pride of our Indian export boastings!!!
*wonders, weeps and wanders*
Posted by: FLOCCINAUCINIHILIPILIFICATION At: 12, Jul 2005 6:25:51 AM IST
Posted by: VIRGO Gal At: 10, Jul 2005 10:45:40 PM IST
Cheppandi...Miku Kavalantey "Booju" Effecting Packet Lo Parcel Chesta :P
Posted by: Mr. Raj Raj At: 11, Jul 2005 5:30:18 PM IST
Mana business policy US anchulu datindanna maata !
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 11, Jul 2005 2:12:12 PM IST
Don't believe Janaki ram. Atlanta Climate is horrible, lot of allergens in the air. I would prefer Seattle any time over Atlanta. Coming back to the topic, yes most of the Indian stores in US sell stale foods, especially sweets. I remember in '99 my wife was pregnant with my first daughter and was craving for sweets. So we went to this big classy Indian shop(thinking that small shops sell stale ones) and bought mixed sweets. Came home she took a bite and told me that were smelling odd. She swallowed the bite versus spitting out, no wonder my first daughter acts weird once in a while :) *j/k*
Posted by: Mr. Srinivas Turlapati At: 10, Jul 2005 11:16:34 PM IST
Ofcourse u were kidding...n so was I :) @ Jaanaki'garu'
Enti Regs...meeru vanta chesthunnara ee madhya... :P :P Expired curries chaala undipothunnai antunnaru :P
Posted by: VIRGO Gal At: 10, Jul 2005 10:45:40 PM IST
Hey Cano home made curries lo koodaa expired items aa malli...ayithey vaddu :P
Hehehe KM chaa tickets unnayi ani chepthey Lima ni pogidevaadini gaa :P
Virgo Gal gaaru, edo meeru booju pattina goods untaayi seattle desi stores lo and may be after some days they start walking emo ani chinna figment vadilaaru kadaa ani..just oorike alaa jokaa. I didn't literally mean it. I am sorry. Peddavaaru ani annanduku thanks, atleast you recognized it. Ikkad chaala mandhi nenu waste gaadini ani cheppi LKB ani muddugaa piluchukuntaaru hehehehe. Also naaku aa gaaru, geeru suffixes lite teesukondi just call me Janaki or LKB hehehe.
Janaki gaadu
Posted by: Janakiram Lakkapragada At: 10, Jul 2005 7:14:22 PM IST
Posted by: DoBoy At: 10, Jul 2005 1:35:04 PM IST
I think the inner meaning may be like this
Best before so and so date
Better if u do not use
Worst if u still use
Posted by: Mr. VIRABHADRA SASTRI KALANADHABHATTA At: 10, Jul 2005 6:40:55 PM IST
We probably have date of manufacturing and date of expiry, which is clear. Most of the MNC products say best before so & so date. What does it mean? We can still use after the date? As it does not say expiry date? This is vague.
Posted by: DoBoy At: 10, Jul 2005 1:35:04 PM IST
move to atlanta movement ah ...mm...
chinna chinna domalu eegalaki bhayapadi...mee antha pedda varu unna atlantaki move avvadam bagodu andi.
Posted by: VIRGO Gal At: 10, Jul 2005 1:35:04 PM IST
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