The remnants of that case of beer that's been sitting in the garage for "oh, it can't be that long, can it?" have gone to enrich the compost.
I had thought, seeing as it was such a lovely day, that I might have a beer. It's been a while since I've had one.
Okay, the best part of a year... 
I dragged the box out from under the bench, dusted it off and to my surprise found two six packs. Well, no worries, that should see me through the Summer just nicely. Or so I thought...
Beer, it seems, doesn't keep, or maybe this is a special brew know for it's characteristic overpowering stench of sulphur, as it ages...
I'm sure in time to come the garden will love me for it.
It's a timely reminder to check the use-by date, especially on things that have lain forgotten over the Winter. 
Yep, beer has sugar, hops n barley. Even bottled water can go bad if there is enough air in the bottle.
Only one thing within the food group that doesn't turn.
Anyone guess it?
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Hamburgers from the Golden "M". Oh sorry, you said food group didnt you.
Dash it all! I was just too slow. I was going to say that!
I'll confidently say the answer is honey, even at the risk of being wrong.
honey, and that reminds me, must do something about that carton of VB that's been sitting out in the shed for at least 3 years (sorry Richo)
@ambercat16 wrote:So does that mean the 1978 Darwin stubby I've got sitting on the shelf
might not be any good to drink now??
it was never any good to start with
I've got two of them, hope they don't explode
Wow, Looked the same as the day it was bought? Wonder about the taste, lol.
Honey is correct.
Maybe not, amber. Isn't a Darwin stubbie massive?
