Tinned food

stir_crazy

DKLS wrote: »

If you see one of these do not be tempted

Or this !

Somehow I'm not surprised by the sheep head but what the !!!! is that in the the bottom picture?

meritaten

tinned Vampires?

FatVonD

I wondered too, is it shark?

Mr_Toad

FatVonD wrote: »

I wondered too, is it shark?

Not shark, shark's teeth are triangular and serrated for cutting. I wondered if it was some sort of alligator or croc?

Mr_Toad

tea_lover wrote: »

Aldi chili is lovely... and a massive tin!

That's the one!

I was trying to remember where I got the tin of chilli from for the boat and it was Aldi.

I also had a couple of jars of pate from Aldi, dead handy for a quick feed if you have the means of making toast. It's really excellent and has a long shelf life being in a jar.

Also if you like sardines on toast that's another good buy in tins.

Mr_Toad

Just found this site.

http://englishrussia.com/2007/03/20/atlantic-herring-is-going-wild/

The tin with teeth is Atlantic Herring.

Egad!

meg72

stir_crazy wrote: »

Somehow I'm not surprised by the sheep head but what the !!!! is that in the the bottom picture?

Fish?
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_F-8JKZxn0VE/SzSCbee1WcI/AAAAAAAADK8/FoWExwz5qhw/s1600-h/fish.jpg

trolleyrun

If you have a Lidl near you, I can recommend the big tin of ravioli. I used to eat it fairly often (before my GF diagnosis). Very tasty and a meal in itself. *Confession: I was quite happy to eat it cold straight out of the tin* It also has a ring pull, so no need for tin opener

Billie-S

If you have one burner: then packet pasta and mac and cheese

http://images4.mysupermarket.co.uk/Products_1000/44/015744.jpg?v=2

http://img.dooyoo.co.uk/GB_EN/orig/0/7/8/5/3/785396.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3140/2986671996_3d179e648a_o.jpg

I LOVE these. They take about 12-15 mins on a burner. All you need is water with them.

Sainsbury's own is nice too.

As is their spag bol in a tin, their ravioli in a tin and their beans and sausage in a tin.

Richard53

Mr_Toad wrote: »

The tin with teeth is Atlantic Herring.

Egad!

I knew sel'd' was herring, but I didn't realise herring had teeth like a Dobermann.

I love herring, but I wouldn't eat that if you paid me.