10 Non-Perishable Foods with a Long Shelf Life

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It's common knowledge that raw honey has an indefinite shelf life due to its inherent antibacterial properties.

Raw honey

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Apple cider vinegar

Apple cider vinegar is such a superhero, it should wear a cape

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Salt

Cheese is fine, but if you prefer less fat and calories and more protein, cottage cheese is preferable.

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Dried legumes

As long as they are kept in sealed or airtight packaging, dried beans are unreactive, unlike canned or fresh beans.

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Sugar

Does sugar spoil over time? Like salt, sugar will last a lifetime as long as it is kept out of the heat and moisture.

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Pure vanilla extract

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The shelf life of pure vanilla extract is infinite due to its high alcohol concentration.

Soy sauce

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You don't have to worry about that delicious bottle of salty goodness going bad—it's a must for Asian cooking and sushi dipping.

Canned ham

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According to the USDA, there are two kinds of canned hams: shelf-stable canned hams and "keep refrigerated" canned hams.

Canned fruits and vegetables

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Cans kept in a cold, dry, and clean environment with no dents, swelling, or rusting will remain safe for an extended period of time.

Dried pasta

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Pasta is certainly one of the most versatile non-perishable foods, because it can be enjoyed in a wide variety of ways,