What is the oldest food you’ve ever found in your house? A few days ago, I pulled a box of Jello No Bake Cheescake out of the pantry that expired 10 years ago.
Mind you, however, that it is much older than that, since those things last like 5 years.
So, 5 + 10 yrs = 15 yrs total.
There is nothing like that in my house, no food or anything will last a week here, cause I eat and drink it all. =p
The longest thing was a giant bag of noodles, that lasted 2 months.
a few months ago we cleaned out the freezer and found a piece of leg ham in there, it was like 4 years out of date, what’s more amazing is that we moved houses and it came with us!
we have a bottle of schweppes Ginger Ale that is old then i am. i am 15 that means the bottle has moved into 3 different houses. everyday i open the fridge see the competition and wonder if i should enter!
My Coca-Cola bottle & can collection includes a small bottle from the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Canada. I have since dumped out the contents of all the cans in my collection, many of which were brought back from Europe in the 80s, after learning how they can spontaneously spring a leak while stored in a box for five years, making a mess in there…
sum canned blue berries from 1991
my grandparents had a fish in one of there fridges for just over 6 years. it was a bait fridge so it didnt really matter. ive also had a can of spagetti in my pantry for 3 years, it was yummy.
I found a can of Campbell’s soup at my dad’s house once, that expired in 1993…
Lemonade crystals from the year i was born 1988
salad dressing from june
Well, so basically what you’re trying to say is that after 4 years it has got its own legs? 
Congratulations then for breeding a new species!
Jedrzej
i guess the oldest food would be some spaghetti pie in the freezer that we had at my house for a party when the entire high school track team came over when my brother was a senior in high school (now he’s a senior in college).
i know this isnt food, but we have some curad bandages, i dont exactly know how old they are, but there were 80 in the box and “you pay 83 cents” go figure
spices don’t count, do they?
Im not dirty.
I’ll check behind my fridge and get back to you!
We had some jello pudding someone gave us a few years ago, that the expiraration date is early 1990’s (not sure exactly). We tried to make some pistashio pudding once… it wasn’t even pudding anymore.
Sure they do! Oh, and btw, white pepper is awesome! 
you americans! up here in canada it’s called salt
We have a bottle of Marmite. Although we bought it a few years ago, I’m convinced that the substance itself is a hundred years old.
My parents-in-law bought a little can of Durkee black pepper when they were first married even though neither of them used pepper. When I started dating Mary some 25 years later, the same little can of pepper was still in the cupboards.
Spices and canned foods are the only thing that we have over a month old.