/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8636882
All foods degrade in quality over time. Your GOAT tier for longevity is freeze dried but that costs a fortune to do yourself, and is pricey to buy off the shelf. Dry foods are the second choice, and is best kept in an environment with little to no chance of oxidation (no air exposure)
Fats tend to go bad first, so using nuts in energy bars decreases the shelf time, but depending on how long you need to keep it they can do fine. Dry milk and products containing dairy elements also tend to go bad.

lack of humidity is key
So is preservatives

>>8386188
I see no problem in this.
We could invite Reviewbrah and that new little nignog.
We could even invite Steve! He apparently attends some kind of MRE meetups of sorts.
We'll invite Ramsey AND Jack, maybe even EpicMealTime?

>>8372392
Wouldn't you like to know, FBI?
He's off the grid. You know this.

>>8372096
>nice

Is this our guy, /ck/?

>>8297935
Literally yesterday. I made a breakfast burrito for brunch. I hope brunch counts, and it was past noon.