12 Canned Foods that NEVER Expire

Attention, fellow preppers! Understanding the critical role of a well-stocked pantry in our readiness strategy, especially with foods that stand the test of time, is paramount. We've uncovered 12 canned foods to stockpile that never expire perfect for any survival kit.

While specifics remain our little secret, trust that these selections span from hearty meats to nutritious veggies and beyond, each chosen for its durability and versatility. Remember, the key to being prepared is not just stockpiling but choosing the right items that offer both longevity and nutritional value.

Curious about what makes the cut? Dive into the full video for a detailed exploration of these indispensable staples and why they're the bread and butter of survival preparedness. Your future self will thank you for this invaluable insight into securing a food supply that stands ready against any scenario. Watch now to complete your survival pantry with confidence!

[grahamstreet]

For food that lasts a long time honey is hard to beat, they found honey in jars in the pyramids that was still good .

[Garth]

This is all very true and those dates on the cans are only a suggested time in which the "taste" not the spoil date might dwindle.

However, I have noticed in my few decades of storing canned and bottled foods is, quality control at the manufacturing plants. Some products are not making it past 2 years when they should be. Most of those are because the canning process or sterilization process was flawed and bacteria prevailed. When you see a canned item bulging at both ends, you know there are gases inside and those tend to be from bacteria vs. a nice vacuum.

[kilinajellel]

I'm going to re-watch this so I can write everything down and go purchase a few of each thank you

[kimberlyrichardson]

Why are most of the recommendations brand-specific? Did these companies sponsor the video?

[cleatuselder]

Most can goods will last a long time just keep cool and dry

[buggsy]

The title is click bait 3 - 5 years, much less one or two years, is a long way from "never expire".

[leannacarson-hansen]

Rotation is key. Buy what you use and use what you store. Use a sharpie pen and mark the Best Buy date on the top of the can. Storage temperature is very important. Have more than one hand operated can openers as well. Watch you tube videos on using the military can openers. Pop top can fail a lot. High acidic foods also do not have long shelf life. Before you buy a lot of an item, buy a few cans and eat them. That way you will not waste funds. Buy a food dehydrator and dehydrate vegetables. Personally our family does not buy the brands the speaker recommends due to the high salt content and questionable quality.

[rhondahankins]

I love the red feather creamery butter!
Edit here adding info: I also love Yoder’s canned bacon. It’s gotten super expensive though!

[stebstebanesier]

"Beans means Heinz, " WTF does that have to do with this subject. This is as far as I can go.

[Patrick-nvug]

Every serious camper, prepper or yachtsman knows Keystone is the key. Spam is next.

[suegeorge]

These foods are pretty good. I have some already.

[ruthferguson]

Huh if the kids today saw a date from last year and so on forget it wouldn’t put any dates in view .

[sissysakura]

2 to 5 years is not " never expires " on the Campbells chunky soup, right after that I tuned out...

[martinurry]

Here in Malta I never saw them like butter

[richsilvasatx]

Trick is to know when the food item was packed.

[alfredodedarc]

Too brand centric. Survivalist commercial.

[lmatthews]

For everyone calling it expiration date, it's a use by date.

[malcolmharing]

I'll wager half of these brands cost insane prices only the wealthy can afford to stock up on.

[icecool]

Click bait tile. No canned foods last FOREVER like title says.

[fee]

Need to be in cans that you need a can opener to open. Avoid tab open cans. They last only 1 year.