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Has Anyone Ever Bought A #10 Can Of Mountain House Food?
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Food will usually stay OK in cans for quite a number of years. As long as the ends are still depressed, meaning that it still retains the original vacuum from the canning process, it is usually OK.
The exception is tomato products or items of high acidity. These eat into and absorb the plastic lining. It is best to buy these in jars instead of cans.
Quoting: i is that which i isAnother mess I had was soda pop. After time, it leaks through the cans and leaves a syrupy puddle and the chipboard case gets glued to the floor. (doh) There were no holes in the can and the seal wasn't broken, but there were hollow cans and a fucked up mess lol I had some pepsi, coke, that expired in 2004 and this osmosis thing happened in 2007.
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