Before Steve left Wilderness Voyagers, the back-packing shop he worked at for ten years, he was able to aquire over forty dehydrated meals below cost. These light-weight meals cost $8-10 US today – so this was quite a stash.
I was somewhat skeptical of the quality of fifteen-year old food, but they do taste fine!
Alpine-Aire went out of business over 10 years ago.
These meals don’t have expiration dates, so we tried to judge their age by the fashions on the labels.
90’s?
Check out the package…80’s?
Milander Adventures 2015 AT 
we have a basement full of that kind of food. good to know it’s aging well. but those shorts… 😦
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How come the woman’s shorts are longer than the guy’s (if you can even call them shorts)?
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Well, we were tempted to throw out our disaster emergency food rations(11 ten pound cans in the cellar, dusted off one a year), but now may hold on to them another ten years. M & K
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Hmm….maybe we should ask you to open one can, repackage into Ziplocs, two servings at a time, and mail them to us. Do you have Beef Stroganoff?
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