BUTTER THAT'S 10+ YEARS OLD - WHAT DO YOU THINK - STILL GOOD?

Published on December 13, 2025
Duration: 12:21

This guide details the process of evaluating and using 10-year-old canned butter, drawing on the expertise of Alaska Prepper. It covers inspection, taste testing, cooking performance, and proper post-opening storage. The video also touches on essential prepping gear like manual can openers and compares different brands of powdered eggs, emphasizing food security during crises.

Quick Summary

Alaska Prepper demonstrates that 10-year-old Red Feather canned butter is still good, tasting fresh and performing well in cooking. He emphasizes the importance of simple ingredients for long shelf life and highlights essential prepping gear like multiple manual can openers for food security.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to 10-Year-Old Canned Butter
  2. 01:24Essential Prepping Gear: Can Openers
  3. 01:57Opening and Inspecting the Butter
  4. 02:58Taste Test and Shelf Life Science
  5. 04:41Preparing Nutrient Survival Powdered Eggs
  6. 06:18Post-Opening Storage Tips
  7. 07:22Cooking and Low-Carb Bread
  8. 10:19Final Assessment and Brand Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

How long can Red Feather canned butter be stored?

Red Feather canned butter, made with simple ingredients like cream and salt, can last for over 10 years, and according to USDA guidelines for properly sealed canned goods, it can last indefinitely if the container remains intact.

What are essential tools for emergency food storage?

A critical tool for emergency food storage is having multiple manual can openers. Relying on electric openers or a single manual opener is a common prepping mistake that can leave you unable to access your food supplies.

How should opened canned butter be stored?

Once a can of butter is opened, it's important to remove any unused portion and store it in a refrigerator-safe container in the refrigerator to prevent spoilage, as the seal has been broken.

Are there specific nutritional benefits to Nutrient Survival Powdered Eggs?

Yes, Nutrient Survival Powdered Eggs are noted for containing 33 essential vitamins and minerals. They are also praised for lacking the 'whey protein' aftertaste found in some other brands of powdered eggs.

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