


Food found in a 1970's remote field camp buried under 10 feet of snow 8 miles from our 2011 camp in the Central Transantarctic Mountains. A crew from camp was sent to remove artifacts from this old remote campsite in Antarctica. One morning I got up for breakfast and in the galley they were serving a normal breakfast of eggs, bacon, and English muffins; however you could also have (from 1969) mandarin oranges, oyster crackers, and yes...fruitcake. I tried the oranges and the fruitcake. Oddly enough the fruitcake actually improved with age.