What Canned Food Holds Up The Longest? Best For Long Term

[alexc]

No, this video isn't boring at all. I don't know what it is about your videos, but they always relax me and put me at ease after a stressful day. You have very unique and different interests than me, so I always learn a lot of things I didn't know before. Keep doing what you're doing, because it works.

[a-little-sunshine]

I'm struggling with depression and find it hard to get excited about anything, but you have a new video, so there has been some joy in my day. Thank you for taking the time out of your life to share your passions on YouTube. It's clear how much care you put into your videos and they really do feel uniquely special to watch. All the best from the UK. I'm a huge fan.

[weryrtt]

Hello from Ukraine! Thanks for making this video. Really helped me to understand what food I shouldn't eat in an emergency while sitting in the basement.

[the.real.camille]

Wasn’t boring in the least! Thoroughly enjoyed, learned lots & still relaxing for bedtime lol!! Thank you 🙏🏽xo

[jeremiahallyn]

Your videos are never boring to me. Hope you never change your content, you gotta lot of people that enjoy what you do bro 👍✌️

[SunLightFawn]

I might have mentioned this before, but I opened a can of whole tomatoes that was 10
years past the expired date, and they were delicious!! The can was made of steel, and the
brand was Western Family both in USA & Canada. I haven't seen their brand since 2020
so, I don't know if they are still around, but I'm hoping! Excellent film+

[NCRRanger]

1:15, "DON'T START THE VIDEO WITHOUT ME-EOW!"

[SteakBoss]

Dude keeping us knowledgable about food for when the apocalypse comes

[SteakBoss]

I feel like the marshmallow fluff survived because of the sugar content, basically a concentrated preservative because it’s sooo sweet

[meikgisiger]

Hey Posty, not boring at all! I liked it. can't wait to see you gardening! 👍🏻

[PoofyPuff]

I still use the hand-held can opener I grew up with (1970s), and it is better than any other one I have found since then, whether from a dollar store or a thrift store or a flea market.

[amandataylor]

You are one interesting dude, man. I found your channel just a couple weeks ago. Already, I have learned so much. Keep doing what you're doing! Total win.

[supernesguy]

I find old cans so interesting to see how they presented food in the past, thanks for archived these pieces of food history!

[NachozMan]

I love seeing all the packaging history you have on display, and I've always been curious about canned/sealed food preservation as a huge fan of post-apocalypse media I always wondered to myself if people eating that supposed old ass canned foods in those games/movies/books would actually ever hold up. I do think dehydration is the best preservation method possible though, so long as you're gonna have access to clean water lol.

[jillking]

This post is really informative about older food. Thanks for all of the explanations.

[Myriadconsciousness]

Been watching for a long time now, really enjoy these videos and just your channel in general. Thanks for all you do!

[chrisstott]

Loved the video, Post. It was great to get a behind the scenes tour along with your narration and insight. It was nice to see your Post 10 set up too. FYI, I got my "Idiot with an excavator" mug today. Keep up the great work on all your channels!

[mcarpenter]

Cool tour. Nice to see more content. Some of the prep items you showed have inspired me to grab as well. I’m a Walmart clearance hound too! Lol!

[JaneH]

Thank you for the tour and the information. I enjoy your videos. Love the old cans of food. 👍

[marcberm]

I don't usually drink a lot of dairy milk but I use it in cooking and sometimes I just can't have cake, cookies or brownies without some milk. They're more expensive but I keep several of the smaller juice box size shelf stable milks around (even keep a couple in the fridge so they stay cold) because they last forever and you just never know. No more big containers of spoiled milk going to waste.