like 8 year old dried cranberries. they tasted like dust but they were also the best thing I've ever tasted because as that point I hadn't eaten in a couple days
>>22051201 I found a yogurt in the back of the fridge at work left by a guy who had retired. it was unopened and 14 months past it's best buy date. tasted fine.
My mom had a 5 gallon can of honey that was maybe 10 years old. it had solidified and we had to put it on a burner on the stove to get some out of it. it was dark brown but tasted like honey.
I've had canned foods that were decades old and fine.
I bought some freeze dried emergency foods and they had a use by date of 7 years after I got them. though freeze dried food is good pretty much forever is sealed with an oxygen absorbing packet. everything was fine except the granola that had gone rancid.
I found a frozen vacuum sealed pork roast in the back of my fridge that was 4 years old. it had gone rancid so I did not eat it.
same with a whole duck. it was at least 2 years old and also rancid.
>>22051201 found this in my mother-in-laws house after she died. it was unopened and from 1986. I tasted the powder but did not eat it. it had almost no chocolate taste at all.
I had a bottle of 2006 Bailey's Irish Cream the cream, alcohol, and sugar all separated, the cream was sweet flecks, and there was a sickly sweet taste to everything. I didn't finish it and just threw out the bottle, there was a thick sugary whitish yellow sludge at the bottom
>>22051431 did you keep the cans? that chocolate one is in perfect condition. would be cool to just shove your cocoa powder in it and use it as a novelty container.
2 years ago, I ate a cereal bar from 1994, and a box of water from the same age. It was inside of an emergency car care kit that was sitting in the garage for 10+ years.
>>22051201 i drank a bottle of sake my grandpa had for potentially dozens of years. i only learned much later on that sake isnt supposed to be black. i think it mustve turned to vinegar or something. it had a taste similar to soy sauce. i drank the entire bottle.
5 year old pepperoni pizza mre. Fuck that cobbler is kino. I really wish I could cheaply buy bulk santa fe style rice and beans in trilaminate retort pouches
>>22051201 Does Wine count? I had some 35 year old one I found in my parents cellar and it still tasted fine. Nobody else wanted to try it though and the color was a bit weird.
>>22051201 Friends and I passed around a bottle of Ancient Age bourbon one of them had and didn't realize it was from the 1970s until after we finished it. It was pretty good
>>22051426 >My mom had a 5 gallon can of honey that was maybe 10 years old. it had solidified and we had to put it on a burner on the stove to get some out of it. it was dark brown but tasted like honey. Lucky for you, honey never goes bad.