Guy Drinks 94 Year Old Baby Formula From A Can. Expired 1930

[@proudmama3243]

When a worker manufactured this can (probably nearly 100 years ago), little did he or she know that it would be opened and consumed in the year 2024, watched by thousands on KZbin 😂

[@Ganiscol]

"You tube? I'm not a tube!"

[@greendryerlint]

They probably would have expected you to send your automaton to pick it up in your flying car.

[@raisa_cherry35]

😂😂😂 indeed

[@GameStop-li5hp]

And this from a Grown Man😂

[@7thangelad586]

“1% ash” accounts for the factory worker who was smoking as he canned the stuff.

[@thefreestylefrEaK]

Back then they didn't put expiry dates on food but rather production dates. So 12/30 actually means this product was produced in December of 1930. Yes, it's 96 years old!

[@bobhope866]

I can understand why it is so sweet. It is 98% maltose and dextrose.... They are both types of sugar.

[@redpine8665]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm not sure how nutritious it would have been for a baby - it's all sugar!

[@nonamesorry7135]

@@redpine8665 I believe babies already consume a lot of sugar through breast milk, I heard this from my biology teacher a university but I can't really find anything on the internet about it so I'm not sure

[@Plasmacore_V]

@@redpine8665Well it does say "For use in infants' formulas", not that it *IS* formula.

[@charmaindavies7568]

I bet babies were really hyper 😂

[@game-editor2]

Not Maltose and certainly not Dextrose, but Maltodextrin. These are also complex sugars so it's unlikely that they cause any rushes.

[@lightgiver7311]

You have a great life insurance plan right? LOL

[@ForeverMan]

they have these videos on file... he's uninsurable

[@coreypainchaud368]

Your right ​@ForeverMan

[@samholdsworth420]

​@@ForeverManreal men dont need insurance

[@samholdsworth420]

​@@coreypainchaud368you're*

[@stiannobelisto573]

I'm sure he is located in Europe🎉😂

[@uncletony6210]

I bet the guy selling that can on his corner store in 1908 never thought it would be consumed in 2024 in front of thousands of people the world over.

[@Dreamsysmokes]

Got to love holding a piece of history in your hand. Especially pieces of history you can still use to this day. Great video as always.

[@GiuseppeBasile]

I was negative 46 years old in 1930. So good to see a product before my time on earth.

[@simon2k4]

Here in the UK, corned beef usually has a key on the side of the tin.

[@DonnaGB333]

👍

[@siber20s]

@simon2k4....Our corned beef cans in the USA still have the keys on the side also.

[@applegal3058]

They have keys on the side of cans if corned beef here in Newfoundland, Canada too.

[@jfreake13]

​@applegal3058 sure do I was just gonna say that lol

[@dianeandorchidsatvictorharbor]

​@@applegal3058 Australia too!

[@Sprizys]

I can't fathom how something that old can still be in essentially brand-new condition.

[@robbieblackmon1801]

In a strange way, it should be considered unsafe or unhealthy due to the sheer age of it. But it is likely more healthy to down a glass of well-preserved mix like that than, say, a Red Bull or even a sugary fruit juice "drink"! Everything today is all just chemicals, chemicals, chemicals.

[@mgratk]

@@robbieblackmon1801 Everything in that old formula was chemicals. You are chemicals.

[@JoshuaBartolomeu]

I'd say because they're a chemical in their compound state, and unless there's a leak they won't spoil.

[@cytone101]

Maltose and dextrose are both sugars and are also used as preservatives.

[@Damaniel3]

Sugar holds up really well over time, and this stuff is essentially 100% sugar.

[@SavageRi643]

29:15 Farting while picking up the star is wilddddd😂😭😭

[@kathym5936]

Yep.. I heard it, we all did

[@mantailuaa]

Yeah, that was mouth fart lol. He does that from time to time. It’s cute.

[@mikecassell8953]

I thought I was the only one who caught that lol

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

​@@mantailuaa I do that when I mess up

[@savvyteats7613]

90 year old formula will do that to you

[@jillking5876]

I could watch your videos all day. I absolutely love how you always say, "we" instead of "I" because I feel like I am part of the experiment. Nice work!

[@peej7962]

Just dropping in to say that I love this channel. Such simple videos, but so comforting and interesting to watch. Keep it up!

[@StacyL.]

Maltose is plant derived. It's basically malt sugar, which is why it was brown in the reconstituted water mixture.

[@jeffcicale]

I look forward to all your videos (and Post10) but this on a Monday is just spoiling us!!!

[@Nativebeautys]

omg, I so love that kitty shirt!! 😻

[@raisa_cherry35]

Same 😍

[@katieyoung7271]

Another awesome video! Enjoying all the stuff you’re doing over at Post 10 as well.

[@tavolo22]

The baby would be a diabetic, in a matter of months, with those ratios.

[@panqueque445]

Wow that is an impressively preserved can. Looks brand new.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

You people realize that the kids who drank that formula 94 years ago are probably long gone by now!🙏😳

[@UfishDotCom]

OK, you made me do some research on Maltose. The color of maltose is that same light brown you are seeing when you mixed it with water. It's a disaccharide of 2 molecule of glucose. Sucrose (normal sugar) is glucose + fructose and Lactose is glucose + Galactose. Maltose can be made from wheat or barley amongst many other things, so, that might explain the mini-wheats smell. Thanks for the post, interesting edible antique.

[@waywardwiz]

the flush shots were amazing hahahah nice collection bro!

[@Trblsum96]

Looking sharp, love the attire! 🐈

[@a-little-sunshine]

I love that you get excited about cans with a key! It would be interesting to see how many companies still make them. This one looks great at the end with the lid staying on neatly.

[@nicholasbray88]

Be real, I bet be takes a shit and then gets excited about a certain turd that came out… 😂

[@robbieblackmon1801]

They were a great Pop group, Dextri's Maltose Runners. Tooma lang-a-lang!

[@rustino666]

Ha! Nice burp. And was that a fart at the end when you bent down to pick your decoration off the floor? I like how you disappeared before you said thanks for watching. Another interesting and entertaining video, thanks.

[@introspect418]

I am aware of back then infant formulas were prescribed by a doctor…. And homemade versions included evaporated milk

[@mandymichelle342]

Loved this review! I also love the googly eyes on your toilet! (and your shirt with matching belt) I just all around loved this video!

[@StacyL.]

I was wondering where a new video was. Very cool product to test out!

[@luminous3357]

➡️ I think the price actually says 15, not 75. Sometimes that's the way a 1 is written. If it's from the 30s I think 15 cents makes more sense.

[@flatulatingfunnugget]

Your toilet flushing replays are one of the funniest things ever!

[@NYDRAINS]

That formula was definitely in which appears to be in great condition!

[@locouk]

Would I be reading too much into this being a baby food episode? 🤔🤣

[@stevenkimsey7039]

Yep, Post better hang on to this stuff. He may be needing it soon.

[@robbieblackmon1801]

I, for one, would welcome vlog adventures with lil' Posties!

[@sickstuff7624]

@@DeborahManiscalco are you post 12?

[@locouk]

@@DeborahManiscalco Maybe his gf wants to be included in his videos, if they both share similar interests.. Why not. There’s plenty of successful YT couples, I think whatever Post10 decides, his base should respect his choice, and partner for that matter.

[@MartieMc]

Lol, surely you jest. ​@@DeborahManiscalco

[@sarahmiller72282]

Oh my goodness, I knew that there was a little “key” for opening old cans, but I never really knew how it worked! I’m so glad I landed on this video to watch! 👀Thanks so much!

[@MrFunreal]

That's one of the nicest can designs i've seen. We should definitely go back to simple designs, rather than colorful labels that all try to clickbait you into buying it.

[@MooRatsThomas]

Had to look this one up and dextin maltose can still be bought on line! It is also still in baby foods plus lots of other foods.

[@whatshappeningwithlisa]

Absolutely awesome shirt!!! Great video! 😮😊

[@db.mc2]

Thanks Post! 👊🏻👍🏻 Appreciate you my friend 🙏🏻

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Wow! 🍼 Very interesting, indeed. Thanks!!!

[@vespa209]

So glad to see a new video 😁 thank you

[@bladerunner752]

Some c ration cans had the month and year they were canned on the lid. So mabey 12/30 is December 1930. So 94 year old baby formula? To be that old possibly the can is in absolute excellent condition.

[@snoopydancin4u]

Back of can, To Dissolve: It is best dissolved by "gradually" stirring it into the hot fluid. One cup of powder, PLOP, HAHAHA. The front shows One ounce supplies so much daily requirements. If I remember correctly this was used as like a supplement in the formula, so only about a tablespoon was used in a bottle. Great job my friend, love the videos.

[@matthewhibbard9807]

I have to admit that I’m a big fan of cans with key opened lids also. 🎉 You need to get a wire whisk.

[@redmenace1135]

It’s nice to start off a new week watching new video from NEW. Don’t you agree?

[@lisaf.2636]

2tablespoons per cup of liquid max I’d think, like ovaltine or chocolate milk mix.

[@janellemiller1195]

Next time drink it from a 1930s baby bottle. I remember your baby food episode. I mixed up the dry baby food to fed to my baby alive as a child. It doesn't have mixing directions because your dr would have written you a "prescription "on how much dry to liquid to use. Your dr would have told you weather you are to use milk or water. Modern baby formula you would use 1oz power to 2oz water . So an 8oz bottle would have 4 scoops powder.

[@jpgcne]

And wear a baby blue bonet too

[@Future-Classic-Cars]

Your baby was? Alive? Did your child die?

[@tessawhite7962]

@@Future-Classic-Carsit was a doll called “Baby Alive”. I can understand the confusion though.

[@Future-Classic-Cars]

@@tessawhite7962 Oh lol thanks! 😆 had no idea what she meant!

[@tessawhite7962]

@@Future-Classic-Cars no worries. It happens lol

[@thefreshvince879]

All I want before I die is a collab video of you and SteveMRE1998. The amount of old shit you both can eat is insane

[@monster769]

Let's get this out onto a tray...nice!

[@pumpkinpie7254]

Thank you Post 🥰

[@luminous3357]

➡️ I'm sitting in NYC watching a guy in maine flush his toilet over and over😂😂😂 Love your content post!!❤❤❤

[@honkycracker1468]

I love your channel so much

[@brittlizzzzzz]

I love the kitty shirt!!!

[@enderbutter9297]

Always liked you as a person, you’re a very kind dude!

[@chrisstott4100]

Post, Loved the video! The best part was seeing it was from my home state. Evansville is about as SW as you can get in Indiana. The company is still in business. You should have just put the mugs in the refrigerator to save them for later. Great to see the cat shirt again. We got the bonus of seeing you clean the toilet and your bare feet.😂 Any snow at your place? It is 72 here in my part of Indiana.

[@mjriemen]

To those of us in Indianapolis… Evansville is basically Kentucky, not Indiana. Lol

[@mysticallyintense]

The baby formula ratio is insane 😅

[@krisweiner]

You are a hidden gem.

[@gatorgogo2742]

To me, the mug on the left looked like a draft beer with a thin head of foam. lol Babies must have liked this. Still my favorite shirt. 😺🐱 Thanks.

[@TheKingOfBeans]

The way he used the measuring jug without using either the handle or spout was amazing

[@karatgaming5792]

Who would've guessed that the same baby food you opened up was originally intended for a baby, who up to present day, lived an entire lifetime from start to finish, quite crazy to think about ain't it?

[@jereksliwinski2789]

Next time you should drink it out of an old glass baby bottle 😂. Just kidding, absolutely love your channels! 👍 Also, this was good practice for future little Post 10’s 😉

[@wereonrandom3056]

I love your old food videos and your Post 10 channel 🎉❤

[@hohner51]

That may have been a disguised "homebrew" ingredient.

[@nancymitchell6842]

2nd time I've seen the kitty shirt, I love your content and this shirt!!

[@crazy8skml]

Baby formula, let alone 94 year old baby formula. 🤢🤮 I give you props. I could never do this.

[@britpoppansy]

LOL I love the shirt today. My grandma was born in 1934 and her idea of what baby formula should be like was pure bullsh*t. Like little to NO nutritional value! Like basically hummingbird food! She was serious too!!

[@jonsworld5307]

what it was back then got to admit people were heathyer then

[@britpoppansy]

@@jonsworld5307 Oh, totally, man. Their food wasn't heavily processed and they probably knew exactly who their food came from half the time.

[@williamharris8367]

With very large families it was sometimes impossible to care for all of the children -- my Grandmother had 8 -- so if some of them did not survive infancy it was a tragedy but not unusual. Parents were just being pragmatic about allocating limited resources.

[@kouwearie5302]

You're a true Horsefighter!❤

[@chevysparkgaming]

Youre finally back

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I'm still posting regularly on my main channel post 10

[@TheBigBlueHouseHomestead]

What is your other channel name? I never knew you had another one 💜​@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

@@TheBigBlueHouseHomestead post 10

[@TheBigBlueHouseHomestead]

@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore I'm subscribed now. 😊

[@number3665]

To show how my brain works, someone in the comments said the company is still around. I'd try and get in touch with them, show them the video, ask what they think about it, if they still know exactly what ingredients they used at the time, if any of them are still used or can be used today, and just how nutritious this formula is. You know try and get a bit of history on it and how much things have changed since then.

[@crazycatmomma851]

I hope you don't get the screaming 💩💩💩💩💩💩's after that! Love your videos!

[@mychannel6718]

Always enjoy your videos! You’re definitely a daring person with a strong stomach! lol

[@CousinAAE]

I was curious about the ash so I am copying and pasting what I found on AI: " Nutritional Concerns: While convenient, early commercial baby foods had limitations. They were often bland and lacked variety. To address this, manufacturers experimented with additives to enhance taste and nutritional value. One such additive was ash. Ash was derived from burned bones, shells, or other organic matter. It contained minerals like calcium and phosphorus, which were considered beneficial for growing infants. Safety and Controversy: The use of ash in baby food was controversial. Critics questioned its safety and necessity. Some concerns included: Hygiene: The ash’s source and processing methods raised hygiene questions. If not handled properly, it could introduce contaminants. Digestibility: Ash might not be easily digestible for infants. Nutrient Balance: While it provided minerals, it didn’t offer a balanced nutritional profile. The controversy led to ongoing debates about the best way to feed infants. Shift Away from Ash: Over time, research and consumer awareness prompted changes. Manufacturers began focusing on more natural ingredients and better nutritional balance. By the mid-20th century, ash was phased out of baby foods, and alternatives like fortified cereals and fruits became popular."

[@robertgorman5622]

I would've opened it up from the bottom to preserve the can

[@K-a-n-d-i-s]

Yeah common sense I would of thought so too !

[@thebigrussian]

I remember feeding this to my little ones back in the 30s so that sure can be the expiration date!

[@GOPSlayer]

Love the kitty shirt man!!!!

[@JOESSECRETGARDEN85]

You deserve a raise from KZbin lol

[@anthonysuski9248]

Awesome!!! 😀 😎 👍

[@theweakestlink2278]

Interesting but no way i would ever drink that bring from the 1930s. 😂

[@thewausaudude]

Idk it’s kind of cool to say you’ve eaten something X years old. My record to date is canned blackberries from 1972.

[@diane_alworth]

Dig that shirt. You are a brave soul. Interesting it tasted good.

[@greendryerlint]

Interesting video. "Dextri Maltose" I think is the same or pretty similar to the modern filler and sweetener "maltodextrin" So one of the first highly processed foods and more 'sugary' than table sugar. 😀 Yeast would have added B vitamins, and the iron added was probably literally iron filings. UPC codes btw first appeared on products in 1973 or 1974 when the (then very expensive) technology to read them with the comparatively primitive digital electronics and lasers of that era came into being. The repeated toilet flushing was almost ASMR. I really like your shirt also.

[@PelleSweden]

I think you had 10x the correct amount of powder in there LOL its like pure sugar. luckily you didnt drink it all

[@conniethingstad1070]

I didn’t know such a thing existed. In early 60s, my mom used evaporated milk and corn syrup.

[@conniethingstad1070]

I looked and saw a van like that from 1939

[@dianeandorchidsatvictorharbor]

In the UK in the 70's babies were given Carnation evaporated milk diluted with water

[@conniethingstad1070]

@@dianeandorchidsatvictorharborhealthier!

[@peggymenser6574]

Love the shirt cats are amazing 😻

[@hoffzilla23]

Indiana here and saw it was from Evansville!

[@person86422]

Modern-day formula mixes about a tablespoon per 2 ounces of fluid. I think you added way more powder than intended.

[@Melissa0774]

It's funny to me that you happened to upload this video now and you have all those big googly eyes all over your stuff. I'm currently working on a real life version of the B movie song from the Brave Little Toaster, (the part where all the appliances get taken to the chop shop where all the other appliances are singing about how it's like a horror movie.) I did it with stop motion animation and I put some of those big googly eyes on my oven, for the singing oven part, and on my washing machine, and on a large 30's era radio. I was just editing it before I watched this video. I have a large basement similar to yours, and I was trying to come up with an idea for a stop motion video that a lot of people would want to see, and I realized I have the perfect opportunity to do some real life Brave Little Toaster scenes because my basement has all the areas that look exactly like the B movie scene and I even already had most of the appliances that are in that scene.

[@liapete13]

Question. The can is in beautiful condition for 90+ years old. From a collection standpoint, wouldn’t it have been better to have used the can opener on the bottom, leaving the top & key intact?

[@DanielMets86]

Hey Post 10! Big fan from Ontario Canada. I've watched hundreds of hours of your videos, especially the camping and abandoned exploration ones. I had a question, do you have any footage on fixing up your house or this nice room your in when you first took over the property? Thank you and have a great day. Ps , love your new Canadian content, you should visit Ontario in the Fall, it's really gorgeous!

[@sickstuff7624]

Iron oxidizing bacteria??? To me it looks like somebody left you an “upper decker”.

[@Future-Classic-Cars]

What's an upper decker?

[@sickstuff7624]

@@Future-Classic-Cars It’s when somebody 💩’s in the top tank of your toilet. Every time you flush it’s 💩 water.

[@Pipkiablo]

My sister missed the first part of the video, so she was just like, "Why are you watching a guy cleaning his toilet while you eat?"

[@joshuaneilson]

Why did you pour the measuring cup like that?

[@BBLbiden]

I love the outfit and the key excitement, I too get excited about not having to get out the can opener. & Key is infinitely cooler than the easy open soda pop can type

[@JamesO606]

Forget “ He needs some milk !” After drinking this “ He needs some blood ! “ . 😂

[@the_vvatch]

I love that shirt!! 🐈‍⬛

[@shanetothebrain]

This show rulez

[@zeee31313]

Not me watching a guy drinking baby formula from 94 years ago 😂

[@choccolocco]

One of my favorite things as a kid was when my granny let me break the key and “peel” the can of spam.

[@gabrielss310]

Nice shirt bro!

[@davestelling]

As a dedicated Cat Papa to my Tabby brothers, I like your shirt!

[@ourworldisbeautiful2912]

This formula is old enough for my great grandmother to have eaten as a baby

[@ladylotusinc]

Either this food/drink that you partake in is truly good and won't hurt you OR you're secretly super human with a gut made of steel. Either way.. This is the content I came to yt for! Tysm❤

[@sallybutton6237]

Greetings from England 🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧 It seems sacrilege to open that pristine old tin but like you I would be super curious to see the contents..😎👍