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Topic	Is 15 year old coffee still ok to drink?
peanutt121 10/18/19 7:38:47 PM #18:	Aculo posted... peanutt121 posted... If it's a metal can it's no good yeah, it's a metal can. oh well. probably won't be drinking it now, i guess. i'll probably keep the cans unopened for sentimentality, ok? Sorry, I should have at least explained. The acid in the coffee will erode some of the metal in the can wall, which as you can guess can cause all kinds of problems. It takes years but it will happen. It would have been an interesting taste test if it had been plastic. lol science loses again. --- A proud companion to some great dogs Peanutt, Merlynn, and Destiny https://i.imgtc.ws/sTBV5eB.jpg \| https://i.imgtc.ws/mtl1lJl.jpg <cite>peanutt121 posted [p:928945344] in Is 15 year... [t:78092575]...</cite> <quote>Aculo posted...</cite> <quote>peanutt121 posted...</cite> <quote>If it's a metal can it's no good</quote> yeah, it's a metal can. oh well. probably won't be drinking it now, i guess. i'll probably keep the cans unopened for sentimentality, ok?</quote> Sorry, I should have at least explained. The acid in the coffee will erode some of the metal in the can wall, which as you can guess can cause all kinds of problems. It takes years but it will happen. It would have been an interesting taste test if it had been plastic. lol science loses again. --- A proud companion to some great dogs Peanutt, Merlynn, and Destiny https://i.imgtc.ws/sTBV5eB.jpg \| https://i.imgtc.ws/mtl1lJl.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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