Matt is weirdly eager to open up a can of mackerel that’s been sealed longer than he’s been alive in this bonus scene from “Sandy & Len.” #Hoarders

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Hoarders
Season 8
Episode 91
Sandy & Len

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24 thoughts on “Hoarders: Bonus Scene: Smelling 37-Year-Old Canned Mackerel | A&E”
  1. ok, maybe that jar of canned rabbit at mom’s, from ‘72, is good after all. Sweet !

  2. As crazy as it sounds, the fish would probably be safe to eat. Because the jar has a glass lid, there is no corrosion, unlike the metal lids of today. Plus those jars with lids s should bring in big bucks.

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