The key open question left by available information is precisely where the line falls between a harmless dark speck and early mold — a distinction that matters most for pastry stored for several days or purchased close to its use-by date. Anyone regularly working with puff pastry would benefit from consulting official food safety guidance from their national food agency for clear storage and inspection criteria.
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