Surprising Foods Without Expiration Dates You Should Know

World Food Security Day is celebrated on June 7 every year. On June 7, 2018, the United Nations General Assembly declared World Food Security Day to be observed annually with a change of theme. It was initiated by the World Health Organization. Encouraged by the success of the first festival, the World Health Organization decided to hold it to raise awareness.

These foods do not have an Expiry Date:

White rice:

White rice is a nutritious food. Its taste remains for 30 years. Brown rice does not last long. It does not last more than 6 months.

Honey:

Honey is the only food that is said to last forever. Thanks to its magical chemistry and the bee's handiwork, the nectar from the flower combines with the enzymes inside the bee. Which is broken down into simple sugars and accumulates in honeydew. Bees produce enzymes or fluids from their wings and their stomachs that are both highly acidic. Honey is processed in such a way that it can be stored indefinitely. It is believed that the sweet taste in honey lasts for about 5500 years.

Salt:

Sodium chloride is a naturally occurring mineral. It has been used in food preservation equipment since its inception. Because it causes the moisture in the food. If you are using iodized salt then it is likely to last up to 5 years.

Soy Sauce:

It depends on the combination used by a particular brand. But soy sauce can last a long time if not opened. It can last for years in the refrigerator even after opening.

Sugar:

As with the other items on this list, the storage method you use for sugar determines whether you can keep it forever. Powdered and granulated sugar should be kept in airtight containers to retain moisture. This keeps the sugar safe for a long time.

Powdered Milk:

Powdered milk doesn't taste that good. But one of the main reasons powdered milk exists is that it lasts longer. It is also easier to transport and store than fresh milk. It can be used for a long time.