[Semper Paratus]

Ok, as I will soon be embarking off to college (a military college where a BoB isnt in your issued gear and thus I would get gigged for it on room inspections) so, I will be storing away some canned foods to test their shelf life. On the list

3 cans Spam
3 cans corn
3 cans tomato sauce
3 cans tuna (I bet you this goes bad)
3 cans peaches
and various other fruits and veggies

Assuming the EOTWAWKI doesnt occur during my 4 years of reg college in conjunction with two years of med. school, I shall post my results in this thread.

Now, ladies and gents, we wait.:whip:

 

[thx1138]

The tuna might go bad. Sometimes it seems like a crap shoot with canned tuna and sardines. Have have had some go bad after just a few months and some that have been on the shelf for a couple of years with no problem.

I say one can will be bad, but the other two will be fine.

 

[shawn]

Ok it been 15 mins already now only six more years to go.

 

[musicman1977]

So far, so good?:

 

[Dwind]

I forsee this thread being well buried by then. :

 

[Semper Paratus]

I forsee this thread being well buried by then. :

As do I...so then I intend to type bump around eeeeeeh....300 times to surface it again...or I suppose I could always repost the experiment with the additional results.:

 

[musicman1977]

BTW..good luck at College and best wishes in your endevours.

 

[sportzkardnutt]

I'm guessing most, if not all, will be good. However, 6 yrs is a BIT long.
I just ate a can of ravioli that had 10/08 as an expiration date. Been in my pantry for years. Ate it yest. Was still good. No adverse effects.

 

[awildchipmunk]

As do I...so then I intend to type bump around eeeeeeh....300 times to surface it again...or I suppose I could always repost the experiment with the additional results.:

If ya opened um up it would go much quicker :
My bad:upsidedown:

 

[rednecknoise]

Ill help ya out..

They all will still be good to eat in 4 years