Eccles,I feel your pain that happened to me one year - months and they were still firm to the knife. I ended up grating them and hiding them under the gravy.
If you get them up to a vigourous boil right now they should be edible for just after HM's address to the Commonwealth. Lid on tight mind, you don't want all the goodness going missing.
This is by far the best (well the only) review of tinned sprouts I have ever read.
//I thought that I'd try these Brussels Sprouts last year and include them in my Christmas dinner. Initially I was pleasantly surprised by the taste and swiftly went back for a second helping of these delicious green orbs. This wasn't a problem because there was plenty left over as I was eating alone. After my lovely meal I sat down to digest and watch the Queen's speech. This is when I noticed that my stomach was making some ungodly noises which just got louder and louder. Then it happened. The first baptism of Hells wind had escaped my brand new Farahs. As the flatulence became increasingly forceful it occurred to me that the air in my studio flat had a slightly green hue and my Baileys had curdled. It was also at this stage that my cat - Keith had turned and looked at me in disgust and went to sit outside in the snow as he had nowhere else to go. I thought "enough was enough" and went to make a phone call to the NHS helpline. As I did I noticed the scorch marks that my backside had produced in my recliner chair.
It has taken me nearly a year to rebuild the relationship I have with Keith. They'll be no Sprouts on my plate this Christmas.//
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