/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Samoa/caramel delights.

No shit people... I don't really care for thin mints, but they always taste fresh. You really need to add these to your post-apocalyptic bomb shelter.

> purchase box of thin mints in 2003. Move to new house in 2006, taking mints with me because I don't notice how old they are.
> take them to work with me to sit behind my desk so when the steady stream of faggots come in to sell me some, I can point at the box and say "sorry, I already gave".
> 2013, office is moving. Cleaning out my shit and notice the cookies fell behind table. After reminiscing for a bit I decide to try one.
> tastes exactly the same as new.

Foil wrapper, preservatives, whatever, they never go bad. Perfect for long term storage. Cap'n crunch is the same way. Pour it out on the counter, walk away, flies won't touch it, it's still crispy months later.