Yes, marshmallow cream can go bad over time, but unopened jars often remain safe for months past the best-by date when stored in a cool, dry place.

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Yes, bacon does go bad in the refrigerator over time, though the timeline depends on whether the package is opened or cooked — expect 1–2 weeks.

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No, apple cider vinegar cannot flush or detoxify your body. The liver and kidneys handle natural detoxification.

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Yes, it is generally safe to use aluminum foil in an air fryer if you follow three key rules: never let it touch the heating element.

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Yes, it is safe to eat an unripe avocado, though the texture will be firm and the flavor less creamy and rich compared to a ripe one.

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Yes, an air fryer can cook small individual pizzas with a crispy crust in 8–12 minutes at 375°F, faster than a conventional oven.

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No, dogs should not eat prunes. While the flesh is not toxic, the concentrated sugar and fiber can trigger digestive upset, and the pit poses choking.

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Peaches are a low-calorie stone fruit packed with fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants like beta-carotene.

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A matcha latte can support health goals, but its benefits depend on matcha quality and keeping added sweeteners and milk to a minimum.

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Commercially frozen peas are blanched before freezing, which partially cooks them.

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