Which two items will not be considered spoiled even if they display conditions of a sweller, springer, or flipper?

The correct choice identifies coffee and molasses as items that are not considered spoiled despite displaying signs such as swelling, springing, or flipper conditions.

Coffee, when stored properly, can have a long shelf life without necessarily spoiling. It may lose flavor and aroma but does not typically undergo microbial spoilage. The appearance of changes such as swelling or springing is often related to the packaging rather than the quality of the coffee itself, and it remains safe to consume.

Molasses is another product that has a high sugar content, creating an environment that is inhospitable for many spoilage organisms. While it may develop some physical changes over time, it does not spoil in the traditional sense as many other food products do. In fact, it can still be safe to use, although its texture and flavor might be affected.

Other options included items that may be more susceptible to spoilage or deterioration under certain conditions, even if they don’t display visible signs of spoilage. This distinction helps reinforce the understanding of how certain foods can maintain their safety despite changes in appearance or packaging.