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Before opening a can, perform a thorough visual inspection. Look for signs of swelling, rust, or leakage, which are clear indicators of spoilage. Check the seams and lids for any signs of damage or bulging.
If a can has any noticeable defects, it’s safer to discard it. Trust your instincts; if something looks off, it’s not worth the risk to your health.
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