stalefood
nounUK /ˈsteɪl fuːd/
US /ˈsteɪl fuːd/
Food that is old and not fresh anymore.
The bread in the cupboard turned into stalefood after a week.
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2. Food that has lost its taste or crispness because it was left out too long.
The chips became stalefood after the bag was left open overnight.
3. A meal that is boring and has been eaten many times before.
Dinner felt like stalefood since we had the same pasta three nights in a row.
4. Something reused so often it feels old and uninteresting, like a repeated idea.
His jokes were stalefood by the end of the party.