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eugene22 | 22:36 Thu 23rd Dec 2010 | Food & Drink
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can anyone tell me the life span of a large bottle of Baileys Irish Cream..... unopened???
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Baileys is the only cream liqueur that guarantees its taste for 2 years from the day it was made, opened or unopened, stored in the fridge or not when stored away from direct sunlight at a temperature range of 0-25 degrees centigrade.

From their website, answered previously here http://www.theanswerb...4.html#answer-5333272
22:41 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
Avatar Image funnygirl
Mine don't last that long!!!! Lol.

In fact I've got a glass right now.
22:42 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
Avatar Image grasscarp
And if you have a bottle of 2 year old Baileys Irish Cream that you are about to throw away I am willing to take a chance with it!
22:42 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
Avatar Image askyourgran
I belive there is a sell-by/use-by date on the back of the bottle somewhere.
22:44 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Actually, reading that back again "... that guarantees its taste for 2 years ..." is all very well, but does that mean it'll last forever but they just won't guarantee it'll taste as good?
22:44 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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If it had a limited "lifespan", it would have a "best before" date on the bottle/label.
22:45 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
Avatar Image madmaggot
So ................... it still tastes just as sickly after 2 years lol.
Can't stand the stuff!
22:46 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Nice in coffee might have one now, now you have mentioned it.
22:47 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Sell-by and use-by dates are for short-life (perishable) goods only.
22:48 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Nice glass of a Reflets du Chateau Cissac for me - not bad.....aaah
22:49 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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oh no my two mini's -that came in a cocktail set BB is feb 2010 :-( safe to drink? or use it for making dessert?
22:49 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Forget dates; if it looks ok and smells ok and you actually like the stuff; just go for it.
22:51 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Yes, safe but not at it's best.
22:51 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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Whitebears, of course it is fine to drink. What do you think all these dates are on things for? To make you buy more.
22:52 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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It's got cream in it, I think it could begin to separate and go off when it gets old.
22:55 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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People that are still asking, read post #1, lol
22:56 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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It's also got alcohol in it - a preservative.
22:57 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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arghh thats a releif then, its never been opened either :)

sorry Naz, im lazy lol
22:59 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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lol, I do the same, no worries :-))
23:00 Thu 23rd Dec 2010
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I love Bailey's Irish Cream. That's all I'm going to say.
23:00 Thu 23rd Dec 2010

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