This is probably a stupid question but can Hoummous go off before the best before date? I have had a few pots recently that have lots of air bubbles in them, and I swear they don't taste quite right, but it could all be in my head. It sounds like the hoummous fizzes when you put the knife into the pot to scoop it out
The last few pots I've bought from both Tesco and Waitrose have the air bubbles right from purchase. But I've also had plenty of hoummous without bubbles.
Ideas?
Bookmarks