You know you're bored when you're watching a guy open up cans from the 1960's

I love how angry he sound when he opened a 50 year old canned banana and it didn't look like fresh bananas.

The banana flakes tin has a double top. If he had opened the top instead of the bottom, he would have seen another lid that is resealable. This is because you may only use a small amount to feed a baby and then recap the can to put in the fridge. It is similar to what you see in modern tea tins.

I felt so anxious watching you opening those rusty cans with the mouldy food without gloves.. 😮‍💨

Side note: my great grandma worked for Martindale Foods for over 20 years. She’s 98 now and says it was a great company to work for. At their peak they only had about 100 workers so workers cut the food by hand and canned it by hand. I showed her this video and her eyes lit up

It’s 3 am and I’m watching a guy open borderline ancient canned foods instead of sleeping

Probably still healthier than most of the stuff they sell us today

I should be working, but here I am, watching a person on the other side of the world opening cans of brands that I have never seen in my country. It is wonderful.😍

What the hell is wrong with me? I gotta go to sleep and I'm listening to this man talk about some old ass food. Damn you, KZfaq...

I was a military food inspector. What I see. The banana flakes, both cans had moisture infiltration. probably because the lid is not the typical crimped lid. The bulge on the inside of the lid was designed so when the can is opened the lid can be replaced if all of the product is not used. Probably the point of failure. The potatoes, from what I saw was still under vacuum so the seal probably wasn't compromised. The problem with the potatoes though is the container. I could see the inside had a condition called spangling where the metal is reacting with the food over time and the zinc and chromium is leaching out of the metal. Also those old cans used lead solder in the side seams which is also probably leaching into the food. The soup and peas are what is known as swellers. Cans swell because the seal has been compromised which allows oxygen and bacteria to enter. The bacteria, something like clostridium botulinum or clostridium prefringens. When these bacteria consume the food they off gas which causes pressure that makes the can swell. The bacteria leave behind deadly toxins (if consumed).

It's 1 am and I'm enjoying 1960s food cans being opened.

It was amazing to me the potatoes were still in perfect shape but contaminated by the rust. The same thing for the black eyed peas. Even the little green snappers were still fresh looking. It just goes to show u, canned goods last a hell of a lot longer than the expiration dates. Thk u for sharing this.

The people who discarded this stuff decades ago would never have imagined that one day the entire world would be watching them get opened.

Well at least he's opening the 50 yr old cans with a 50 yr old can opener.

It’s interesting to see that even the font used on the cans are like the Art Deco style architecture of that decade.

I collect these old cans. I absolutely love them! They aren’t that easy to find.

I feel like you should send samples to a lab to see their mineral content after canning and storage and I'm dead serious. Not only for farmers to get an idea of how much more mineralized our soil was but how much was maintained during storage. Plus if the metal leached into the food.

I never even knew there was such thing as canned bananas lol

I recall being a kid and my mom having a huge pantry of canned goods. The thing is some of them were swollen and bulging - as I later learned indicates salmonella and or rot . She never served my family those foods - not sure what she was saving them for . We even moved a few times and those cans went with us .

Seems like a lot of people are getting this video recommended to them late at night. Here I am 1:51 AM watching some random dude opening old cans from the 60s. lol.

Imagine what happened in all those 55 years. And the stuff inside the cans was just sittin' there and chilling

3000: “Opening cans from 2019”

Fascinating. But also oddly hypnotizing. Also, always a good idea to put instructions into a can of food in case I forget how to eat.

the images on those cans are pure art

My wife: "What the hell are you watching?" Me: "Some guy opening up 55 year old cans of food." Wife: "You're weird."

You seem very angry about the quality of these products, maybe ask for a refund?

The suspense as he opens each can is seriously crazy

Love how we all see this in the middle of the night on our recommended and came to watch this. Great feeling!

KZfaq recommended this to me at 12:30 am so I thought hey I’ll watch it. I’m glad I did. The paper he took out of the second can of bananas had a recipe for Banana layer cake. My grandma use to make them for me. She passed away in 2019 at the age of 95 and the recipe died with her. Now by some miracle I have what looks like the recipe she may have had in her memory. ❤

Its crazy how the two banana flake cans look totally different. They may have been on the same assembly line right next together. But there lives where totally different 😮

I saw when the Mississippi River dried up, they found a steamboat with canned goods from the 1860s. They open the pickles right then and ate them, and you can still hear the crunch. I would eat that pickle.

5:08 "DOES THAT LOOK LIKE BANANA TO YOU!"......chill dude it's not my fault 🤷🏽‍♂️

me: mom can we stop by mcdonalds? mom: no we have food at home the food at home:

When you find canned food in Mr. Crabs' kitchen... he doesn't throw away food until now

Talvez essa banana em flocos nunca tenha sido vendida aqui no Brasil, apenas no exterior, pois nunca vi sequer propaganda disso. Excelente vídeo. Fiquei na expectativa de que algo não estivesse tão ruim, mas seria impossível.

This is pure comedy 💀😭🤣🤣🤣 “Does that look like bananas to you” “ it looks like some chocolate stuff” The disappointment in his voice 😭😭😭

No ones gonna mention how Campbell hasn't changed their design in 55 years?

I'm very impressed with the color of the potato's 53 years is a long time

Man you gotta respect the fact that you just opened up a can that is decades older than we are and has lasted that long literal food uneaten survived being thrown away or eaten , if these cans could talk they need more than we have man shit is wild to think about

You open 55 year old food products, then ask "what is that smell?" Epic. 🤣

Who else fast forward to opening of cans ?

this is fascinating... along with superb accidental ASMR! lol Your commentary is soothing as welll 😊

i used to watch these vids all the time lmfaoo. i just recently remembered you and wow, i now know why i was so entertained these vids are so fun to watch

*opens 55 year old can* “Oh that is not a good smell”

I didnt know how bored I was til I found myself watching a guy opening cans from 55 years ago.

Food just became earth again. The instructions are so interesting! Amazing how some food is "strong" and how other are not.

Oh my. This video made me gag, but I still watched it. 😂

There's just something about the way old designs these cans have that makes it much more eye catching.

Plot twist: he’s actually stuck in the 1960s and these are actual foods.

The kind of videos we watch at 2 AM

Watching this I was able to check off one more item on my bucket list

Just cut off the bad parts of the banana -grandma

One day, manufacturer just made these products not knowing one of those cans would be opened in 2019

love how u used a 1960s can opener

So now we know all that 200 years old canned food that keeps being eaten in Fallout 4 isn't really edible at all 😅

You know you're procrastinating when you find yourself watching this 🤣🤣🤣

10:25 "As Food For Infants" dude, that infant must be on his/her 50s now

OMG wow this a hard to find 5 decades old canned foods, I wondered what kind of toxic brewing in each can. Thank you for making this video

A couple months ago I was doing apartment clean out and there was canned food from 2006 and I decided to open a can of Campbell's cream of Chicken and it was pretty scary because when I opened it I was expecting to see gray and black and foul smell and it was complete opposite it was as if it was made yesterday

Damn someone buy this man some fresh groceries...

These old foods are older than the most of us.

I was wondering about how long the canned goods last. Have you done any on 25 yrs, 10 yrs old cans? Thanks for sharing.

I don’t know why I decided to watch this on my lunch break!

Can we just talk about how cool that can opener is?

“DOES THAT LOOK LIKE BANANA TO YOU?” 🤣

KZfaq randomly suggested your channel 😂 quite interesting vids you got here

I can smell this stuff through the screen!! This video is satisfying 😂😂

Opens the black eyed peas: Where is the love?

Using a 55 year old can opener that still works was the most amazing thing to me...

The sound of that can opener took me back to my childhood at my Granny’s house 😊

I’m so glad we can’t smell through the screen.

The one big takeaway from this video is that can openers were WAY better back then

So glad I found this weight loss channel!🤣🤣

Love this video! I've always wondered how long expired canned food can last. Great video!

i recently found a bottle of homemade Damson Gin, 23 years old, Had the date written on it, Was absolutely beautiful,,

next video: hallucinating after eating 55 years old foods

I feel like he should be wearing gloves 🧤

Hell yeah, this is awesome. Im subscribing for sure. I love the fact that homeboy gets paid to do this.

Wow! You even still have the vintage can opener 😂 I do too.

I would of been happier with having someone run tests on these years later to see what type of contamination has occurred.

5 year old me finding random stuff outside and making "potions" out of them:

I can't stop watching this and I'm not sure why.

"- Buckman! This can has expired in 1970! - It's still a good maize paste. - Just it happens to be cooked pork, Buckman!" - or so i remember the quote.

This is the kind of hard hitting journalism that's missing from our mainstream media.

I love how he sounds disappointed like something was going to be fresh and ready to eat

I’m impressed that the Campbelle’s logo still looks the exact same 😂 they’re definitely sticking to the basics

"Excuse me Sir, I wanna exchange this food I bought last time, its BAD" Cashier: "Come on, It can't be that bad" The Food:

Today is my birthday and im just here sitting watching this dude opening the cans from 1960’s.

Someone give that can-opener a medal.

The noise from the onion soup made my cat go wild ! He won’t stop meowing and scratching at the food pantry 😂

Had you taken a bite from each one, this video would be KZfaq gold!!!

I love how the banana instructions said they would last in the can “indefinitely.”

when he mention black eye peas.. people killin people dying, children hurt and hear them crying,

Very interesting. Glad it was recommended.

Very informative and eye opening 🫡

What's more fun and interesting then watching a guy open old food cans? Reading comments from people that have watched a guy open old cans of food!😜

Kind of cool that Campbell’s hasn’t changed their container art since the 60’s

Tonight, I joined those few elite who watched this guy open 60 year old cans of food. Oo-Rah!

funniest video I saw today....thanks bro

"look at that! does that look like bananas to you???" I LOVE HIS TONE LMAOO HE'S SO UNSATISFIED WITH THE BANANA I CANT