[ SECRET POST #5637 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5637 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How are you doing?

[(Anonymous)]

I was gonna say. If it looked and smelled and tasted fine, it was probably just fine. Generally you'll KNOW when something has gone off.

I've eaten canned goods that were seven years past their date and they were completely fine and edible.

Re: How are you doing?

[tabaqui]

Pretty much this. Most 'out of date' dates are just lawsuit bullshite; our modern food stays fresh (if not delightfully tasty) for a long, long time.

Re: How are you doing?

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. Most stuff these days (outside of perishables) is designed to stay good for ages. Now, if it's been opened and exposed to oxygen that's a different story, but as long as it's still sealed? It's probably just fine unless it's obviously funky. (I had a bottle of marinade that went off once and hoo boy I knew it the moment I opened it up because it did not smell right at all.)

Re: How are you doing?

[(Anonymous)]

Oooohhh, seven years past sell-by date? *grimaces* I'd never do that- unless I literally was starving. I'd just think it would cause me to get the debilitating shits or just kill me.

Re: How are you doing?

[(Anonymous)]

As long as the can is intact, canned goods last indefinitely. Seriously, that trope of the underground bunker full of a lifetime supply of canned food is based on a real thing.