Do you ever eat food after the expiration date?

Nope!

In the trash it goes.

It depends on what it is. Cookies, cakes, eggs......yep.
Meat, canned goods, milk.....no way.

I trry not too.

My philosophy is "when in doubt, throw it out!"

I usually have a bad habit of not checking condiments like ketchup and mustard. Otherwise I hardly have anything that would expire before it's eaten, maybe some steaks that are on sale but those get frozen and eaten within a few months. Vegetables, you know you don't want to eat it just by looking at it if it gets to that point.

Benefits of meal prepping! Saving time, money, and waste.

Bread, sometimes it's a little crusty but so long as there's no mould.

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All the time - and I have survived to the ripe old age of 72. 

There are all kinds of warnings on things

none of which should be ignored.

Protect your body at all costs.

You only get one every life until 3036.

At this time part changes will become available.

You have to be careful, most dates on package are "Best by" dates . . . Still very edible, just not as fresh.

I do it on an item-by-item basis.  If the chips say "best by" and they still taste good, I eat them.  If the bread is still soft and mold free, I'll use it.  If the meat says "use by", I throw it out after that date.

Hello!
That depends on what food it is. Usually, something is safe to eat for a few
days after the “best by” date. However, I would not recommend consuming milk
and other such products and always make sure to smell and taste everything
before eating it. Hope that helps you!

Have a good day. :)