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gangsta99 | 06-29-2008 08:53 PM
Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol http://cgi.ebay.com/Mountain-House-F...QQcmdZViewItem I had to laugh when I saw they were already 30 year old cans. :tongue_ma:

aybesee123 | 06-30-2008 02:08 AM
Re: Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol I can't believe someone forked out 100 bucks with shipping for that! :banghead:

walker10 | 06-30-2008 04:33 AM
Re: Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol The bidding has closed on the item, so I don't know what you were getting for the $100.00. Might have been a good buy though. I'll tell ya, I've still got MH stuff in #2 1/2 cans from 1982 that's as good as the day it was canned. Bought one of those pre-packed 3 month deals back then when I was just getting into prepping and have been eating it up slowly over the past couple of years. The only time I noticed anything was when I first started eating it up. I opened two cans of the same product (I think it was Beef and Rice with Onions entree). One can had a slightly 'off' taste as compared with the second can, but if you hadn't opened them to compare side by side, you'd never have noticed a difference. Pretty darn good I'd say.

Twisted Avatar | 06-30-2008 06:06 AM
Re: Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol I wonder what the cost of inflation was back then in comparison to now?? T

aybesee123 | 06-30-2008 07:57 AM
Re: Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol Quote:
Originally Posted by walker10 (Post 1169568) The bidding has closed on the item, so I don't know what you were getting for the $100.00. Might have been a good buy though. I'll tell ya, I've still got MH stuff in #2 1/2 cans from 1982 that's as good as the day it was canned. Bought one of those pre-packed 3 month deals back then when I was just getting into prepping and have been eating it up slowly over the past couple of years. The only time I noticed anything was when I first started eating it up. I opened two cans of the same product (I think it was Beef and Rice with Onions entree). One can had a slightly 'off' taste as compared with the second can, but if you hadn't opened them to compare side by side, you'd never have noticed a difference. Pretty darn good I'd say.
Read the description. It's 6 cans for a total weight of 12.5 lbs of 30 year old freeze dried entrees. That is as much as new stuff from honeyville with the 6.95 anywhere is the U.S. shipping included.

Silver Shield | 06-30-2008 08:18 AM
Re: Anyone looking for some Mountain House # 10 cans from 1979??? lol What performed better this or Gold and Silver?

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