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PAYDAY Peanut Caramel Candy, 1.85 oz., 24 pk.

Peanut lovers can't go wrong with Payday!

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Paydays

every day is a day for a PAYDAY

In New York, changing or altering expiration dates on food items, like Payday candy bars, could be considered illegal under consumer protection and food safety laws. 
Here's why:
Misbranding: Changing the expiration date could be considered misbranding according to New York Agriculture and Markets Law § 201. This law states that food is considered misbranded if its labeling is false or misleading in any particular.
Tampering: Depending on the intent, altering a product's expiration date could fall under NY Penal Law § 145.40 regarding tampering with a consumer product. This law criminalizes altering, adulterating, or contaminating a consumer product with the intent to injure another person or instill fear.
Deceptive Practices: Altering expiration dates to sell outdated products could be seen as a deceptive trade practice, which is prohibited under New York law.