Canned Foods With Longest Shelf Life For Prepping
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My wife was going through the cabinets. Started throwing out unopened containers of tea, coffee, peanut butter, can meat. She said the expiration date had passed. I grabbed the stuff away from her and said that is a sell by date made up by the government. Its still good. Plus coffee and tea are good trading items
1967 in Vietnam I was 22yrs old and was eating hot dogs out of a green can marked 1945 enough said.
Who here to prepare for world war 3 lol
In WWII here in Britain there was a no hoarding rule, so many people hid away excess foods. in the 1990's - 50+ years later - a hoard was discovered in a house that a hidden pantry that had been bricked up. The tinned - sorry, "canned" - corned beef was just fine, as were the canned fish.
My son was an engineer for a company that cans SPAM. It's good for at least 15 years past the date!!!!!
Chicken broth is awesome for reconstituting rice, beans, noodles, etc and if you are short on water you can drink it because it has electrolytes too. You can't have enough chicken broth. (God bless Puerto Rico.)
Who trying to get ready for this virus
You know I hear people say I don't have a ton of cash. I literally used to make enough to pay bills, get one steak, and buy a sack of beer. What I did was buy one bag of barley and a 50 pack of .22lr. Next two weeks I bought a bag of beans and a 5 pack of 00 buckshot. That was 17 years ago. It's not about having a ton of cash it's about starting somewhere. It all adds up. Just buy what you eat and rotate.
Just started prepping today. Better late than never
When I was in the Marine Corps In 1970 we were eating c rations from 1942 and it was fine !
When they put Best Before Date on salt
About 15 years ago I found a box of instant oatmeal in my house that was so old that I don't think it even had a bar code on it. Not only were there no microwave instructions but I think the stove top directions were written in middle-English. I ate it and as you may have guessed, I didn't die at all.
I've written this is on several of these videos. I'm nearly 70 and grew up without "use by” information on any products. When you opened a can or a package of food, you had no idea of how old it was, but if it looked, smelt and tasted ok, you ate it. I still go by this and never worry about dates.
I've been doing food storage for almost 30 years. In my experience the foods that keep the best in cans surprisingly, is any type of regular meat. Canned Chicken, Salmon (I have perfectly good cans of Salmon on the shelf that were bought 17-18 years ago), Tuna, Ham, Roast Beef and Corned Beef but don't get anything with sauces on it, especially tomato sauce unless you cycle it out frequently. Most meats in my experience will keep at least 15 or more years, if kept in moderate or better conditions (cool and dry, just like ammo). The canned fruit that keeps by far the best is canned Pineapple packed in it's own juice. I ate some canned Pineapple the other day that was 17-18 years old, although it should be cycled out normally about every 10-12 years max. Also, another important point is try to avoid cans with a "pop tops". They definitely go bad quicker (I believe a can builds pressure up long before the contents go bad). I probably have lost way more cans to this feature alone than any other factor. The fruit that is the worst for storage is Peaches packed in light or heavy syrup. I suspect any fruit that is packed that way is not safe long term. It just seems to eat through the cans faster. Tomatoes are also a bad item to store long term, whether they are diced, crushed, whole, paste or sauce. Most commonly eaten veggies seem to store well in cans. The best are probably Green Beans, Whole Kernel Corn, Sweet Peas and Spinach (I don't think I have lost any of these veggies unless the can was leaked on by something else). Veggies that store ok are some cans of Beans, Whole Potatoes and Sliced Carrots. I have lost more of these over the years, than the others I listed so put them where they can be checked regularly.
Damn man leaving California was the smartest thing you did
I would also like to add that bay leaves are great to keep in your pantry, these keep weevils and other pests away from you dried foods
Eat what you store. Store what you eat. Add peanut butter.
Instant coffee is better than no coffee! 😂