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Honey (raw): natural sugar, high acidity and low moisture ensures this liquid gold lasts forever (archeologists have even unearthed edible honey in ancient Egyptian tombs).
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Read More »Looking for food that never expires? Get the lowdown on sell-by dates and discover the best non perishable food items you can stash away. Wondering the best non perishable food items are to have on hand? Having a well-stocked pantry with non perishable foods means you'll be prepared for anything that comes your way. But how long do all these foods really last? Do non-perishable foods ever expire? We asked the experts. The various dates on food labels are confusing to consumers, and some argue contribute to food waste because people toss food that may not be at peak quality but is still perfectly safe to eat. In fact, infant formula is the only product with a federally mandated “use by” date, and it should never be used after that date. Aside from that, those dates on the label are determined by manufacturers as guidelines to ensure optimum quality: Best-By: is the manufacturer’s suggestion for the best quality and flavor. This has nothing to do with safety. Use By: the last date recommended by the manufacturer for consumption (other than infant formula, which never should be used past its use-by date) Sell By: also nothing to do with safety but an indication to a retailer for how long to display a product
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Read More »These foods may not last forever, but they will keep, stored unopened in a cool, dry, dark spot, a couple of years to decades, unless noted otherwise: Almonds: freeze up to two years Apricot jam Avocado oil Barley Biscuit mix Beef jerky (unopened) Bouillon cubes Cake mix Canned artichokes Canned asparagus Canned beans and legumes Canned beets Canned cheese Canned chili Canned chili peppers (including chipotles) Canned corn Canned fish (tuna, salmon, clams, sardines, herring, etc.—unopened) Canned meat (chicken, corned beef, deviled ham, etc.—unopened) Canned mushrooms Canned peas Canned pumpkin Canned roasted peppers Canned spaghetti Canned sauerkraut Canned spinach Canned sweet potatoes Canola oil Capers Cashews: freeze up to 2 years Champagne: vintage stuff will keep 20 years or more. Even less-rarified sparkling wine is good up to four years Chia seeds (whole): four years in the freezer Chicken broth Chocolate (dark) Chocolate syrup (unopened) Cocoa powder (unsweetened) Coconut milk (canned) Coconut oil Coffee (instant): lasts up to 20 years. Freeze unopened ground coffee up to two years and whole beans up to three Cookie dough (purchased or homemade): freeze up to a year Cooking spray Corn (freeze-dried) Cornmeal Crackers Dill pickles Dried fruit Dried chiles Dried mushrooms Energy bars Fish sauce Flour (white, wholewheat): up to two years in the freezer Gelatin mix (like Jell-O) Ghee (Indian-style clarified butter) Grape jelly Grits (instant) Hard candy Hardtack: yep, the bland cracker/biscuit that fueled soldiers, pioneers and seafarers of yore Hot sauce Instant beans Instant dip mix (such as French onion) Instant pudding mix Instant soup Kamut Millet Molasses Macadamia nuts: freeze up to two years Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) Mustard Oatmeal Olive oil Olives (canned) Pancake/waffle mix Pasta (dried) Peanut butter: in a jar (unopened) up to 2 years in the refrigerator. Powdered peanut butter lasts up to 15 years Pecans: freeze up to two years Popcorn (unpopped) Potato flakes (instant potatoes) Powdered eggs Powdered milk Pozole (hominy, dried) Quinoa Ramen noodles (dried) Red wine Rolled oats Sesame seeds (roasted) Soy sauce Spelt Strawberry jelly Tea Tomato paste (in a tube) Vegetable broth Vegetable shortening Wheat (hard red) Wheat (soft white) Unless you’re a hardcore doomsday prepper, you don’t really need food to sit around for years or even decades. And for that reason, it’s a good idea to check your pantry and freezer stash regularly to use staples approaching their use-by or best-by date (again, for best quality) and replenish with newer fare.
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