If Zombies Invaded, Which Canned Food Would You Throw First?

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If Zombies Invaded, Which Canned Food Would You Throw First?

If a horde of zombies crashed through my door, that can of creamed spinach would be my first line of defense—launched straight at the nearest undead. Honestly, does anyone even eat that stuff before the apocalypse? If you had to weaponize your canned food stash, which questionable can are you pitching first, and what’s your zombie-vanquishing technique? Bonus points for creative uses (slingshot? Booby trap?). Let’s hear your best canned-food combat
 
If a horde of zombies crashed through my door, that can of creamed spinach would be my first line of defense—launched straight at the nearest undead. Honestly, does anyone even eat that stuff before the apocalypse? If you had to weaponize your canned food stash, which questionable can are you pitching first, and what’s your zombie-vanquishing technique? Bonus points for creative uses (slingshot? Booby trap?). Let’s hear your best canned-food combat

Gotta agree with the creamed spinach—mine’s been aging on the shelf for years and probably packs more of a punch now than when it was fresh. I’d go for the classic underhand lob, aiming for max splatter effect, hoping to stun the zombies with both impact and disgust. If I run out, that can of pickled beets is next—slippery floor booby trap! Anyone else secretly hope the zombies are repelled by questionable 1970s vegetables?
 
Booby trap?). Let’s hear your best canned-food combat
Gotta agree with the creamed spinach—mine’s been aging on the shelf for years and probably packs more of a punch now than when it was fresh.

Aging creamed spinach—now there’s a biological hazard even zombies should fear! I’ve got a can of pickled beets that could double as both ammo and a slip trap. One toss and they’re slipping and sliding through the kitchen like it’s a roller rink. GarnetDusk, between your spinach and my beets, I think our pantry is better fortified than Fort Knox. Who knew expired veggies could be so effective in home defense?