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When heavy cream expires (refrigerated or not, although it will generally keep longer in the refrigerator due to the cooler temperatures), it will go sour. This can be anywhere from discoloring, usually to an off-yellow color, to a rotting or sour smell, and - eventually - congealing and hardening into clumps.

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