Just ate tuna in a can that "expired" Jul 23, 2011
 

Tasted fine. So much for expiration dates.

If it's from the Pacific then the more out of date the safer it is :2 cents:

and you are posting from a bathroom

They've tested canned goods from shipwrecks and places over 100 years old and they are still safe. Won't be much flavour / texture nutrition left though.

now, try that trick with milk

you do not look like you ever let an expiration date get in the way of your mouth

It depends. We have around here "Best before" and "Expiration date". First one is fine after that date, second one depends a lot (I might skip year old raw meat :)). In canned food there usually reads "Best before", so it's edible after that, but taste might not be as good, etc.

Sorry, Charlie...

:2 cents::2 cents:

har har, look who's talking.

Live the dream.

By the way, don't try this with vacuum packed food, or you will soon have botulinum in other places than in the face.

You will like poo ...

the expiration date is the date that the company stops guranteeing the freshness.

You will never in your life open a can of raw meat because there is no such thing.

:2 cents:

I didn't mean canned, just somehow packed raw meat with expiration date label.

And there is actually all kinds of raw stuff canned but in preservative (like in oil or pickled). Most common canned raw food would be fish. Also salami is raw, to mention other raw foods in general. By raw I mean "not cooked".

Thawing out some beef I've had frozen for 3 years now too. Gonna make lunch and dinner from 3+ year old food.

You should have no problem rustling up some old expired pussy for after dinner.

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How's your asshole?

It's probably expired as well.

But here you are with one of your pearls of wisdom...

Once you get past the freezer burn ,it's still good

Wow! So brave. I thought food expired immediately right at the expire-date! Stupid me!

Taste fine but not totally fine.

Just the can expired, no worries!

Hahahha, I'm sure you have been in the toilette for so long after you eated that can... :) :thumbsup

That was educational :upsidedow

Freeze it air tight and there won't be much freezer burn. I just recently ate more than 6 years old rabbit (not the rabbit's age :)).

Shipwrecks are usually somewhere cold and dark and ideal for long term storage.

Although a bit wet. "Store in dry and cool place".