Whats the oldest food you've eaten?
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I'm half way through a tin of Baxter's Cream of Tomato soup that I found in the cupboard with a best before date of June 2003. 
Tastes bloody good and I'm still breathing.
Edited for speeling. I suppose now would be a good time to apologise for the lack of an apostrophe in the title too....

Tastes bloody good and I'm still breathing.
Edited for speeling. I suppose now would be a good time to apologise for the lack of an apostrophe in the title too....

Edited by Reardy Mister on Tuesday 26th February 14:27
I've been clearing out the cupboards recently and so a couple of weeks ago made a lasagne with some dried pasta hailing from some time around 2007. (The BBE date was in 2009).
The sheets disintegrated quite impressively during cooking but it was otherwise fine. Of course dried stuff doesn't really go "off" as such.
The sheets disintegrated quite impressively during cooking but it was otherwise fine. Of course dried stuff doesn't really go "off" as such.
Regiment said:
I suppose that's fine as long as it wasn't anything other than a prawn...but then a prawn after 10 years probably wouldn't look like a prawn still...what did it taste like?
I think the fellow is making a veiled reference to a certain part of an older lady's anatomy.In which case he'll probably be very glad it didn't taste like a prawn

Cheese Mechanic said:
When were sell dates put on canned food?
I say that, as last year I found a can of Corned beef tucked at the back of my parents pantry, the lable was plainly ancient
and there was no sell by date on the can, nowt.
It tasted fine. So, 1990's ? or before?
I have some tinned tuna in the cupboard and I can't for the life of me find a date on the tin. There is a code of some sort, but nothing that resembles a date. It can't be more than 3 years old though.I say that, as last year I found a can of Corned beef tucked at the back of my parents pantry, the lable was plainly ancient
and there was no sell by date on the can, nowt.
It tasted fine. So, 1990's ? or before?
Cliftonite said:
I found this (canned) fruit cake in one of my late mother-in-law's cupboards last April.
It looked good, smelt and tasted delicious.
The "best before" date? 1995 !!!
It could well have been around 20 years old!

good thing to remember when doomsday comes!
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