|
Posts:
1,126
From:
The Ozarks
Registered:
11/16/07
|
|
(9 of 9)
Jun 13, 2009 4:06 PM
|
> On all the T discs I have purchased. The expiration
> dates are on the outer packaging. When I open that I
> usually write it on the box so there is no doubt and
> I can throw away the package. Once I remove them from
> the box and put them in my carousel, which I keep in
> my pantry, I have a sheet of paper taped to the
> pantry door where I write the t disc type and the
> expiration date. This way I can keep them in the
> carousel and not wonder.
>
> I did have a bad set of latte milk discs they came in
> a Chai latte package. When you shook them the dried
> milk didn't move like it usually does. I think it was
> 6 of the 8 lattes in that package. I called CS and
> they said they would send a replacement but I still
> haven't gotten it.
Good suggestions, Kris. I tend to wing it more than I should, and this is especially true with the milk discs I keep around for the occasional cuppa.
As far as the replacement milk discs, I would call CS again to make sure the replacement order hasn't gotten lost.
--
Jane
LiveWorld, TASSIMO's Inner Circle Community Management Partner
1-877-834-7271
|
|
|
Posts:
214
From:
Long Island, New York
Registered:
10/18/08
|
|
(8 of 9)
Jun 12, 2009 4:30 PM
|
On all the T discs I have purchased. The expiration dates are on the outer packaging. When I open that I usually write it on the box so there is no doubt and I can throw away the package. Once I remove them from the box and put them in my carousel, which I keep in my pantry, I have a sheet of paper taped to the pantry door where I write the t disc type and the expiration date. This way I can keep them in the carousel and not wonder.
I did have a bad set of latte milk discs they came in a Chai latte package. When you shook them the dried milk didn't move like it usually does. I think it was 6 of the 8 lattes in that package. I called CS and they said they would send a replacement but I still haven't gotten it.
|
|
|
Posts:
4
Registered:
11/2/08
|
|
(7 of 9)
Jun 12, 2009 2:52 PM
|
|
They were actually given to me as a xmas gift on xmas.
|
|
|
Posts:
1,126
From:
The Ozarks
Registered:
11/16/07
|
|
(6 of 9)
Jun 12, 2009 11:09 AM
|
> On my disc it's different. It's J4108191. So it would
> be 0819. On your example it's 90 on the first two. I
> tried online converters and I get March 30, 4711. I
> got them in Dec. and I know they were not expired or
> even near expiration at that time so it's not the
> 19th day of 2008.
>
> Thanks,
> Jay
The expiration date is on the box, as someone has already mentioned. I remove my discs and put them in glass jars by my Tassimo, so I'm usually guessing, but I try to use whatever I buy within 6 months. So far, everything's been fine.
--
Jane
LiveWorld, TASSIMO's Inner Circle Community Management Partner
1-877-834-7271
|
|
|
Posts:
1,390
From:
Over yonder
Registered:
11/9/07
|
|
(5 of 9)
Jun 11, 2009 12:29 PM
|
There should be an expiration date on the box they came in, or did you already remove them from that?
--
~~~~~~~~
Decaf what?
|
|
|
Posts:
119
From:
Germany
Registered:
4/25/09
|
|
(4 of 9)
Jun 11, 2009 11:10 AM
|
0819...
that would be the 19th day of 2008...so to be exact Jan 19 2009...when did you bought it again?
--
espresso..."if you can still blink,you need another shot"
|
|
|
Posts:
4
Registered:
11/2/08
|
|
(3 of 9)
Jun 11, 2009 10:52 AM
|
On my disc it's different. It's J4108191. So it would be 0819. On your example it's 90 on the first two. I tried online converters and I get March 30, 4711. I got them in Dec. and I know they were not expired or even near expiration at that time so it's not the 19th day of 2008.
Thanks,
Jay
|
|
|
Posts:
119
From:
Germany
Registered:
4/25/09
|
|
(2 of 9)
Jun 11, 2009 7:38 AM
|
right below or on top of the barcode there is a series of alpha numeric code...this is the Julian date of the tdsic.most of the time it starts with J hence for the word JULIAN, 2 next numbers is not of importance to the customer,next 4 digits is the manufacturing date...
example:J81(9025)
translates as the 25th day of 2009.
--
espresso..."if you can still blink,you need another shot"
|
|
|
Posts:
4
Registered:
11/2/08
|
|
(1 of 9)
Jun 10, 2009 10:48 AM
|
Hello,
I purchased Suchard Hot Chocolate T-Discs back in Dec and just now found a couple left that I did not even know I had. I want to use them but I am afraid that they may not be any good and expired. The problem is I just have the two discs and not the outside package with the exp date. The discs only have a code printed but no actual date printed. Does anyone know how to figure out the exp date via the code?
Thanks
Jay
|
|
|
|
