Does anyone know of a website dedicated to decoding those cryptic freshness dates printed on food items?

Maybe these "cheat sheets" from Consumerist can help you! consumerist.com/5122037/even-more-expira... consumerist.com/5120395/cheat-sheet-for-....

A' signifies the month, in a system of A through L, where A=January and L=December. The '10' represents the year it expires. The format for Hershey candy product food coding is: Date of Production/Production Plant/Expiration Year/A-L(Expiration Month) Your Milk Duds expire on January 2010.

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