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50-Year-Old Canned Bacon — pulled from a Fallout Shelter and still looking surprisingly like regular bacon. Would you eat this 50-year-old bacon? 1.🏃 Ain’t no way 2.🥓 Bacon is bacon — gotta survive 3.😂 One tiny bite… surely nothing will happen

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HeHeHeadRush6 gün önce

Funny timing. I canned bacon in mason jars back in 2008. An adventurous friend of mine sat down with me a few weeks ago and we opened it together. It needed to be crisped up, but it was delicious. The 18 year old bacon was yummy.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

18 year old... 😱

Paul Campbell profil fotoğrafı
Paul Campbell6 gün önce

There was a show called Eating History where they did that. It was so good! I understand why they only did one season.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

LOL.... still breathing?

Steven Kerwin profil fotoğrafı
Steven Kerwin5 gün önce

The moment you start frying it your nose will tell you if it's OK or not I'm sure. Bacon and Fresh Bread are two of the best odors on planet earth.

Gina Beana Fofina profil fotoğrafı
Gina Beana Fofina6 gün önce

Looks like bacon to me. You should've seen some of the things i ate after a hard drinking night when I was younger. 🤯

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

🤭🫡

TracyRose1990 profil fotoğrafı
TracyRose19906 gün önce

My intestines curled up and died.

Bob Cano profil fotoğrafı
Bob Cano6 gün önce

Ate C-Rations as old as that n still here.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

🫡

David McSwain profil fotoğrafı
David McSwain6 gün önce

It probably wouldn’t taste very good, but as long as the can didn’t have any holes in it, and it was still sealed the likelihood of it making you sick is slim. I would eat it if there wasn’t anything else.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

Me too! When reality hits hard enough, the mind learns to compromise. 😅

David McSwain profil fotoğrafı
David McSwain6 gün önce

Yes it does.

VERtigoth 🇺🇸🤘🏽 profil fotoğrafı
VERtigoth 🇺🇸🤘🏽5 gün önce

Nope 🤣🤣🤣🤣 however I can use it for the Muslims

Hobie profil fotoğrafı
Hobie6 gün önce

Uh, no.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

Try a teeny weeney bit?🤭

Hobie profil fotoğrafı
Hobie6 gün önce

I’ve tied a teeny weeny bit of a lot of things that didn’t exactly look all that good, but that stuff looks plumb nasty. Just for looks alone, not even knowing the taste or smell, I might be tempted to tongue tip it, if it didn’t smell rank. 🤒

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36Kwon5 gün önce

With that much ch sodium, bacon should be good to go.

A Man Called Jeff profil fotoğrafı
A Man Called Jeff6 gün önce

@KevLAbeast

netmarcos profil fotoğrafı
netmarcos5 gün önce

Yeah, I would.

Silent but Deadly profil fotoğrafı
Silent but Deadly6 gün önce

I'll eat it

The Mad Hatter profil fotoğrafı
The Mad Hatter6 gün önce

I mean it might be safe to eat but not thinking it would taste good. Hard pass for me 😂

larry profil fotoğrafı
larry5 gün önce

3 and 2 but only if there was nothing else to eat and It was late and I did not have money for delivery. First ,A little nibble, and if no problem 15 min later, I will have bacon for dinner that night . I would have asked grok first, but would be afraid the answer would be no.

Me4VP profil fotoğrafı
Me4VP6 gün önce

I dont see anything maggots so I suppose I would try it.

Ritza's profil fotoğrafı
Ritza's5 gün önce

That's a big negatory for me. Unless some muslim fucks were around. Then I'd scarf it and proudly take my punishment.

Canadian Deaf Guy profil fotoğrafı
Canadian Deaf Guy5 gün önce

It's bacon.... 2, of course I am eating it, whether it kills me or not.

Kurt Koblitz 🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Kurt Koblitz 🇺🇸5 gün önce

Only thing I’d be worried about is if the metal from the can may have done anything to the bacon. Like if it was made with lead.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe5 gün önce

You're absolutely right Kurt! Lead poisoning is no joke. I’d skip it unless it was literally a survival situation.

Milfmoney profil fotoğrafı
Milfmoney5 gün önce

It’s probably still healthier than any regular bacon from the store today. 🤣

William Galarza profil fotoğrafı
William Galarza6 gün önce

👎Nope.

Na Da; #NuclearMAGA #NAVY #ProLife #BOYCOTTCHINA profil fotoğrafı
Na Da; #NuclearMAGA #NAVY #ProLife #BOYCOTTCHINA5 gün önce

It's all relative to the degree of hunger....the Donner Party will understand!!!

awareness_warrior_veteran profil fotoğrafı
awareness_warrior_veteran6 gün önce

I once at a T-ration dated just over 75 years old…😔

awareness_warrior_veteran profil fotoğrafı
awareness_warrior_veteran6 gün önce

That would put it lightly….😔

Joe King💫 🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Joe King💫 🇺🇸6 gün önce

Hard pass here..

Jenny profil fotoğrafı
Jenny6 gün önce

2. I don't put on any airs.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

🫡

TwyztydMynd profil fotoğrafı
TwyztydMynd6 gün önce

2 If you cook it right there's no damage. Besides that it doesn't look like it has turned.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe6 gün önce

Yep! It looks pretty good... if i am near starvation, I will even eat my rubber boot!

TexasHeat profil fotoğrafı
TexasHeat5 gün önce

Throw it at Muslims.

Chef profil fotoğrafı
Chef5 gün önce

Should be perfectly fine

BeachyBamaBex🏝️🌊🏖️🍹 profil fotoğrafı
BeachyBamaBex🏝️🌊🏖️🍹6 gün önce

If it’s all I had I’d do it. I’ve ate MRE’s during hurricanes so 😬

Rich Bohack profil fotoğrafı
Rich Bohack6 gün önce

I try it

Joker profil fotoğrafı
Joker5 gün önce

Sealed but has any bacteria grown in the 50 years. Most likely 🦠🦠, I would not risk my life on it.

C. L. Dennhardt profil fotoğrafı
C. L. Dennhardt5 gün önce

I'd risk it. In 2012, a chef ate 4,000 year old bog butter found in Ireland and it was fine. And I believe an archeologist ate 50 year-old larded meat from WW2 not that long ago. So, yeah. I'd give it a go.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe5 gün önce

That Chef.....Umm.... still breathing today?🙄

C. L. Dennhardt profil fotoğrafı
C. L. Dennhardt5 gün önce

Yup. Kevin Thornton. So far as I can tell, after running one of the top restaurants in Dublin for decades, he sold it and started a culinary school there in Ireland.

ZoieZoe profil fotoğrafı
ZoieZoe5 gün önce

👍Yep! He's still looking sharp, I will be watching his videos this week.

Princess Suzanne 💜🙏🏻✝️ profil fotoğrafı
Princess Suzanne 💜🙏🏻✝️5 gün önce

Food Poisoning waiting to happen ☹️

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