Expiration Date

Food inventory and expiry reminders

Keep track of food expiration dates with Expiration Date on iPhone, iPad and Android. Plan meals around the food you already have.

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Plan a meal before buying more

Start with the food already in your fridge or cupboard. Record the items you want to remember and their label dates. A food inventory gives you a place to look before a shopping trip, especially when a package has disappeared behind something else.

Make a small inventory you will maintain

Begin with a few items you often forget. Record a recognizable name and the date from the package, then review the list when deciding what to cook. Update the inventory when you use or discard an item. A smaller, current list is more useful than a complete list you stop maintaining.

Use reminders as a prompt to check

The published listings describe notifications and widgets for keeping upcoming dates visible. Notifications depend on your device settings. Use a reminder to inspect the item and choose what to do with it; a saved date is information you entered, rather than a measurement of the food.

Get started with Expiration Date

  1. Record a few foods and their package dates.
  2. Review what is coming up before planning meals or shopping.
  3. Use reminders or a widget if they fit your routine, and keep the list current as food is used.

Platforms and support

A recorded expiration date does not determine whether food is safe. Use the package instructions and your usual food-handling guidance. Platform-specific features may differ.

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