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A can of nutritious and long-lasting spaghetti. If unopened, it will last two to five years depending on storage conditions. -
A can of sardines. If unopened, it will last two to five years depending on storage conditions. -
A can of tuna. If unopened, it will last two to five years depending on storage conditions. -
Crunchin' Crisps, delicious breakfast cereal made from highly processed grains, sugar, vitamins and trace amounts of hydrogenated petroleum. -
Dried cow milk. It has a remarkably long shelf life, and is very nutritious. It can also be eaten, but is somewhat dehydrating. -
A bag of long-grained rice, usually consumed when cooked with water. Conveniently packaged for easier preparation. -
A small bottle of strawberry jam. A little piece of summer, saved for a rainy autumn day. -
Can of tasty, briny, local crab. If left unopened, it will last for a while. -
The label is too worn to read. The content too dirty to guess. The stomach too empty to not have a bite. -
Traditional processed meat. Seasoned to taste good even after many years. -
Goose liver pate. A gourmet meal in some countries. -
Traditional delicate smoked pork spread of ochre-brown color; it has a typical taste and odor of smoked meat.
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