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whiteroom184
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hi all just a quick question,
can you freeze leftover tinned beans & spaghetti?
as i never use a full tin and struggle to use whats left within a couple of days
or is it worth me blending the 2 together for a pasta sauce or a pizza topping etc:rolleyes:
many thanks
can you freeze leftover tinned beans & spaghetti?
as i never use a full tin and struggle to use whats left within a couple of days
or is it worth me blending the 2 together for a pasta sauce or a pizza topping etc:rolleyes:
many thanks
Every day is a school day :T:T:T
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I find both of these will freeze well. Have never thought of blending them together sounds interesting though will try itSealed pot challenge 5430
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Baked beans freeze very well, I never use a whole tin so there's always beans in the freezer!
I'm not sure about tinned spaghetti, but I would give it a go as I'm pretty certain nothing could make it more rank than it already is (I'm not a fan!)0 -
I only open a tin of beans if I can be sure I'll use them up in the next 3 days. One tin is 3 portions... but this isn't usually a problem because whatever I ate the first time I just have that 3x in a row.... because I find it's this problem with everything.0
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just buy the smaller tins....you can get the smallest size tin baked beans and those snack pack beans as well. snack pack spagh is an option too.0
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debtmuncher wrote: »just buy the smaller tins....you can get the smallest size tin baked beans and those snack pack beans as well. snack pack spagh is an option too.
tbh they work out more expensive
but thanksEvery day is a school day :T:T:T0 -
debtmuncher wrote: »just buy the smaller tins....you can get the smallest size tin baked beans and those snack pack beans as well. snack pack spagh is an option too.
Not MSE! :eek:
Value all the way, and in the freezer :j0 -
thanks for the advice didnt realise u could freeze baked beans
and this is very handy to now know because someone we know gets the catering size beans and in the past has offered us a couple of tins ive always declined thinking i'll never eat that -- i now can accept and also if theres any barguins on so ty :T:T0 -
When I was a little girl (many years ago
) my friends mum used to mix tinned spaghetti and baked beans together and we would have "slugs and worms" on toast !!:eek:
I'll get my coat ......:D
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Frugalista wrote: »When I was a little girl (many years ago
) my friends mum used to mix tinned spaghetti and baked beans together and we would have "slugs and worms" on toast !!:eek:
I'll get my coat ......:D
yum i still love that now!
my hubbie thinks its odd, but i think its odd he has mayo with his gravy for sunday dinner lol!Every day is a school day :T:T:T0 -
whiteroom184 wrote: »yum i still love that now!
my hubbie thinks its odd, but i think its odd he has mayo with his gravy for sunday dinner lol!
he is the weird one!
i might try that 'worms and slugs' with the kids tmrw!Mum of several with a twisted sense of humour and a laundry obsession:o
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