So yesterday i bought a 20p tin of Spagetti bolognese and it actually turned out to be pretty tasty and a meal in itself. So purchased another 10 tins this morning for £2
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Meal In A Can
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damaralenoire
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Meal In A Can
Others may have already thought about this and doing it but stocktaking my food cupboard on sunday i thought it wouldnt hurt to actually stock more meals in a can like the All day breakfasts you can get tinned, or tinned sausage and beans. So far i have only been buying tins of beans, tins of peas, tins of sweetcorn etc, tins of potatoes.
So yesterday i bought a 20p tin of Spagetti bolognese and it actually turned out to be pretty tasty and a meal in itself. So purchased another 10 tins this morning for £2
So yesterday i bought a 20p tin of Spagetti bolognese and it actually turned out to be pretty tasty and a meal in itself. So purchased another 10 tins this morning for £2
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Bargain! What is the life of tinned food like this? Do they even have dates on??
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Indeed they are, I have quite a few myself.Donquay wrote:Bargain! What is the life of tinned food like this? Do they even have dates on??
Mine have a Best Before date of November 2015, so roughly 2 years before the nutritional value and taste start to decrease, I wont be throwing them out when I reach that date either.
If I haven't rotated them out by then of course.
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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I am off down the shop then!
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Yeah, my stocks contain some of these - And loads of soups (packet as well as tinned) due to the "Simple Meal" value.Entirely certain that nothing is certain
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damaralenoire
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The ones i bought today are dated Dec 2016
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Even better.damaralenoire wrote:The ones i bought today are dated Dec 2016
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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I stock a lot of tinned ready meals. Sausage and beans, irish stew, curry, etc etc. great for me fishin' trips. There for easy eating if the power goes out. Also , contrary to my post about use by dates in another thread, the tins are Best Before. I ate a tin of irish stew the other day that was two years off code. Tin had not been compromised, very tasty.
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iceprep
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I've been stocking up on own brand Spaghetti Bolognaise, Mac n Cheese, ravioli, sausage n beans, chicken curry, chilli etc for a while. They don't taste too bad as a quick snack and if push comes, aren't too bad cold either!
My daughter eats them so they get rotated.
My daughter eats them so they get rotated.
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KrisWard
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Cold, I would have to be completely hard up to eat them all cold lol nutrition sure, but bet they taste dam awfuliceprep wrote:aren't too bad cold either!
