Home Japanese Food Rice date codeJJapanese FoodRice date codeNovember 25, 20236 comments Just got this rice, can anyone help interpret the date code? Wondering how fresh it is. Thanks! Tags:Japanese CuisineJapanese Food 6 commentsMy guess: 23=year, 25=day, 12=month, 2:21=hourBreaks down as follows:Good until the year 23251 using the galactic calendarBest when cooked using two parts hydrogen, two parts oxygenMust be at least 21 to purchaseIf it wasn’t advertised as “new crop” I’m pretty sure it ain’t that newThe first 5 digits appear to be the Julian (or ordinal) date this was packed, so the answer is September 8th, 2023.Edit: The other numbers next to that are probably lot codes for the location and factory this was produced. Converter [here](https://www.longpelaexpertise.com.au/toolsJulian.php) for future reference.Is it packaging date/time? That would be in future. Or is it Best Before date? That would be quite exact at 02:21.A aways wanted to cook that brand rice. A local sushi place use it they has bags stacked along a wall i asked to buy a bag but no luck.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Breaks down as follows:Good until the year 23251 using the galactic calendarBest when cooked using two parts hydrogen, two parts oxygenMust be at least 21 to purchase
The first 5 digits appear to be the Julian (or ordinal) date this was packed, so the answer is September 8th, 2023.Edit: The other numbers next to that are probably lot codes for the location and factory this was produced. Converter [here](https://www.longpelaexpertise.com.au/toolsJulian.php) for future reference.
Is it packaging date/time? That would be in future. Or is it Best Before date? That would be quite exact at 02:21.
A aways wanted to cook that brand rice. A local sushi place use it they has bags stacked along a wall i asked to buy a bag but no luck.
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My guess: 23=year, 25=day, 12=month, 2:21=hour
Breaks down as follows:
Good until the year 23251 using the galactic calendar
Best when cooked using two parts hydrogen, two parts oxygen
Must be at least 21 to purchase
If it wasn’t advertised as “new crop” I’m pretty sure it ain’t that new
The first 5 digits appear to be the Julian (or ordinal) date this was packed, so the answer is September 8th, 2023.
Edit: The other numbers next to that are probably lot codes for the location and factory this was produced. Converter [here](https://www.longpelaexpertise.com.au/toolsJulian.php) for future reference.
Is it packaging date/time? That would be in future.
Or is it Best Before date? That would be quite exact at 02:21.
A aways wanted to cook that brand rice. A local sushi place use it they has bags stacked along a wall i asked to buy a bag but no luck.