Name an item that you've had in your frig. for 20+ years

[snot]

Only mention particular items, e.g., don't include ketchup unless you're talking about the same, unique bottle of ketchup.

I've got a 20+ -year bottle of pomegranate soda.

(Credit to @debm55 at https://www.democraticunderground.com/10182327035 for inspiration for this post.)

[debm55]

1. Thanks snot. I would throw it away.

[buzzycrumbhunger]

2. A stupid freezer thermometer

It’s always in the way and we never check it. It’s a freezer. If everything’s hard as a rock, it’s working. No need to check or keep a log for scientific purposes…

[Emile]

3. What brand of refrigerator you got that's lasted 20 years?

I haven't had that kind of luck. Seems like all they make anymore is junk.

[snot]

4. Reasonable question.

Not the same frig., just the same bottle.

I'm beginning to wonder if my question is only relevant for people who live alone.

I've got lots of ancient condiments as well.

[2naSalit]

5. Should probab;y...

Rotate stock.

I have moved too many times to have anything for 20 years.

[buzzycrumbhunger]

10. Ha!

The thermometer is a metal one that hangs on a rack. I think it’s lasted for three fridges. 🙂

[Sneederbunk]

6. Not sure what it is.

[ProfessorGAC]

7. Im Guessing Just One

A bottle of grappa I bought in Italy around 2001 or 2002.
Really high end version of it. It was almost a hundred bucks then.
It's an extremely acquired taste & I don't drink much, so it's lasted a very long time.
Keeping it cold keeps the vapor pressure of the alcohol & volatile flavor components low.
Since it's been opened over 2 decades I figure keeping it cold maintains the flavor.

[lastlib]

8. My parents had a Zenith chest freezer that ran for 52 years.

The only problem it had until it died was the light bulb burned out after about 40 years.

--* Sigh *-- they don't build 'em like they used to......

[greatauntoftriplets]

9. Nothing.

My refrigerator is only 2-1/2 years old.