are canned goods ok after they have been frozen a couple of times?
April 17, 2010 Wood Camping Stove
my boyfriend lives in a camp heated by a wood stove. when the fire goes out his place freezes and the canned goods get frozen then thaw out when he gets the stove going again
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Comments (9)
Canned goods last for years in any climate as long as they have not been opened or punctured and remain intact. A case in point is when the Arctic polar explorers left their remaining camp rations behind, many years later they were found to be in perfect condition and edible. Don’t worry about it.
I wouldn’t chance it.
should be fine I guess. Cann food isn’t supposed to go bad because it is air tight.
Sure, there are so many preservatives packed in those suckers nothing could damage them.
I don’t think htye can be frozen in the first place.
as long as the can doesnt have any big dents or breaks in it, they should last like, forever
As long as when you open the can, you don’t see any white stuff at all.
If you do, don’t eat it.
If the liquid expanded when frozen and possible caused a break in the can I would not. Otherwise, it is probably ok except the quality may have been ruined.
well what i have learned is that after it has been frozen, cooked, and refrozen, cooked one more time after that is no good it just takes all the good out of that food.