How do I know if olives have gone bad?
I have a few jars of olives (green ones stuffed with pimientos) in the fridge. They’ve already been opened; I’m not sure when but it was at least a few months ago. I’m sure official guidelines say this is too long, but is it really? What do I look for to see if they’re still OK to eat (besides taste)?
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