Food Should Expire Men's T-Shirt

Food Should Expire Men's T-Shirt

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Food Should Expire Men's T-Shirt

Food Should Expire Men's T-Shirt

$31.95
Sale price  $31.95 Regular price 
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FOOD SHOULD EXPIRE

Somewhere along the way, people started thinking food lasting forever was a feature.

We disagree.

The Food Should Expire™ Tee is for anyone who believes real food comes from farms, not chemistry labs. Featuring a bold vintage athletic-style graphic and our "Perishable By Design" slogan, this shirt is equal parts conversation starter, grocery aisle protest, and everyday uniform.

Fresh food spoils.

Milk goes bad.

Bread gets stale.

Fruit develops bruises.

That's not a bug. That's the entire point.

This shirt celebrates a radical idea: food should actually be food.

Designed for farmers market regulars, ingredient-label readers, gym-goers, backyard grill masters, and anyone who's ever looked at a snack with a five-year shelf life and thought, "Maybe that's not normal."

Whether you're loading up on steak, eggs, butter, fruit, and other foods your great-grandparents would recognize, or simply enjoy making people laugh, this tee delivers the message loud and clear:

 

FOOD SHOULD EXPIRE.

Because perishability isn't a flaw.

It's proof something was alive once.

 

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

• Bold vintage athletic-inspired graphic

• Soft, comfortable everyday fit

• Easy conversation starter

• Great gift for real food enthusiasts

• Perfect for the gym, grocery store, farmers market, or backyard barbecue

 

PERFECT FOR

• Real food advocates

• Farmers market shoppers

• Fitness enthusiasts

• Homesteaders

• Nutrition nerds

• Freedom Porch fans

 

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Premium everyday fit

• Lightweight and comfortable

• Durable printed graphic

• True-to-size sizing

• Designed by Freedom Porch Trading Co.

 

FREEDOM PORCH DISCLAIMER

May result in unsolicited conversations about ingredients, food labels, seed oils, regenerative farming, and why your grandparents somehow survived without shelf-stable neon-colored snack cakes.

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