My in laws have a spice cabinet that goes back decades. Every time they have moved they have packed it up because “they’re perfectly fine, Matt”. I call it the #SpiceMuseum. Let’s review some samples together #SpiceTwitter #Accountantswhohealth 1/

First up we have some McCormick pumpkin pie spice . Still pretty recent. I recognize the logo style. We don’t have pricing info on this one, but so have the date stamp on the bottom 2/

Looks like we have some @BarackObama era presidential spice. 2011 is not too bad, within a decade.

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Next up some dried thyme. Organic lasts longer maybe? The container is feeling a little worn down and we have about half left or more.

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Still Obama presidency! If you bought the S&P 500 around when this thyme was harvested you would have great returns. At this pace 11 years later we should finish this container sometime in the early 2030s when @elonmusk has put people on Mars

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Let’s go with a brief intermission and a mystery jar. This ground mace has neither date nor pricing. Do we have any guesses on this one?

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Next up we have food coloring. @martawheeler used to put this in the bath for us as kids. The packaging looks familiar. We don’t have dates but we have pricing

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$1.93 for this four pack of food coloring. I am surprised they included green since we can make it with yellow and blue. My guess is late 80s or early 90s on this one?

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Now we are getting to the good stuff. Pretty sure mint extract lasts forever? No dates, no pricing but the logo matches some others we do have dates on...

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Another complete mystery. Does anyone use gravy master? Do they exist? Is this older than me (1981)?

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Last up this trip we have Anise seed. I like the faux wood packaging and the browns and yellows. I think this helps with dating. We do have also price and dates however

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First up price. 41 cents! Who said there is no inflation? Last chance to guess the date...

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