[Argent11]

Chicken and dumplings in a can. They are actually pretty good, with crackers.

 

[Drilling Man]

I agree, I've ate a few cans of it too...


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[ironglow]

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Yes; pretty good. ..But now that I am alone, that big can is a bit much for one sitting ! Haven't tried it with crackers, will have to do that..

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[Argent11]

Armour beef stew is good also, and it comes in a big can.

 

[Mule 11]

I see you guys are dipping into your hoarded supplies🤓

 

[ironglow]

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I didn't hoard supplies. My problem is that all our years together, my wife did all the shopping. Since I lost my wife 3 years ago, I have had

to learn those skills, and I am a slow learner, when it comes to housewife skills. I end up tossing outdated stuff away.

BTW: Like the Dinty Moore stew, sweet Sue only comes in big cans.

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[Mule 11]

Canned foods last a long time past there best by date although they are best long before that.

 

[Argent11]

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I didn't hoard supplies. My problem is that all our years together, my wife did all the shopping. Since I lost my wife 3 years ago, I have had

to learn those skills, and I am a slow learner, when it comes to housewife skills. I end up tossing outdated stuff away.

BTW: Like the Dinty Moore stew, sweet Sue only comes in big cans.

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You do ok for yourself IG. I didn't mention the Dinty Moore, but you knew about it :tango_face_smile:
Maybe sweet sue wants to feed you?

 

[Bob Riebe]

Canned foods last a long time past there best by date although they are best long before that.

They last a long, long, long, long, long time.
Unless a can rusts through or is punctured, the contents of most, are the same as when canned, only pickled stuff goes off as the vinegar turns it mushy.
Still edible but not what you desired usually.
There used to be, or still is, another chicken and dumplings that came in those vending machines we used to have at work.
I ate a lot of those at lunch, good stuff.