English term
Best before end:
Best before end:
4 +4 | best før: | Bjørnar Magnussen |
5 +3 | best før utgangen av: | Egil Presttun |
3 +1 | siste forbruksdato: | Per Bergvall |
Oct 11, 2010 08:52: Eivind Lilleskjaeret changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Egil Presttun, Thormod Furu, Eivind Lilleskjaeret
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Proposed translations
best før:
Du trenger ikke kaste all mat som er gått ut på dato.
www.dinside.no/514394/har-du-best-for-skrekk
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EC Translate
: God helg:o)
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Takk, Therese!
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Ingrid Thorbjørnsrud
: Må bare innrømme det. Jeg har "best før"-skrekk!
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det er kanskje lett å bli matforgiftet i Egypt? :)
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Svein Hartwig Djaerff
: NB! Gjelder ikke rakfisk - den er best etter;) (vel og merke for kjennere)
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(overs.anm.)
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Toralf Mjelde
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best før utgangen av:
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Note added at 55 mins (2010-10-08 09:53:25 GMT)
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http://www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/environment/env-environme...
http://www.helsenett.no/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14520&catid=109&Itemid=59
siste forbruksdato:
There is a danger that saying just Best before 2017 will be perceived as Best before 2017 has arrived, when the intention was Best before 2017 is over. That's a full year of shelf life's worth of difference.
You should ask your customer if this distinction is important, or use siste forbruksdato (ultimate consumption date), which works with days, months and years.
The reference points to an interesting view on the differences.
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Svein Hartwig Djaerff
: Not bad, Per, totally eatable.
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Let's hope the oil is edible too. Best before is not appropriate for motor oils...
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Discussion
Best før utgangen av: Se dato på flasken ?
”Siste forbruksdag” brukes på lett bedervelige matvarer. ”Best før” er for mat som ikke blir så lett fordervet.
Det betyr at du ikke kan spise mat merket med "Siste forbruksdag" etter fastsatt dato. Mat merket med "Best før" kan derimot både selges og spises etter fastsatt dato, uten risiko for helseskader.
Mer info om dette, både på norsk og engelsk, i linkene jeg har oppgitt.
Ha en god helg!