“Never expires” isn’t quite true—but some foods come remarkably close. I count down 15 stockpile staples that can last for decades when stored properly, explain what those package dates really mean, and reveal three foods people insist last forever that can quietly go bad.

I’ll cover white rice, dried beans, pasta, honey, soy sauce, bouillon, canned tomatoes, and the pantry fat problem, along with three simple stockroom rules for building a more reliable food supply. I’ll also show you how to start putting your pantry together this Saturday—and why number one is the item I would trust most in a stockroom.

0:00 The truth about expiration
0:41 White rice for decades
1:54 Dried beans keep for decades
3:45 Honey does not spoil
6:14 What package dates mean
6:57 Dried pasta for decades
8:36 The limits of canned tomatoes
10:21 Why soy sauce lasts
12:43 Bouillon makes storage food edible
13:45 The pantry fat problem
15:53 Three stockroom rules
16:17 Start your pantry Saturday

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