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Is canned food bad for you?
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Apintplease said:As part of a balanced diet, there is no "bad" food
Canning is one of the oldest preserving methods we still use
Canned fish is fantastic and brings fish to a price point we can all afford a couple of times a weekAnd surely life is too short to be soaking and boiling beans?????
And who hasn't turned to a tin of meat for a cheap meal or vol u vent filling?
As a child we had no choice, domestic freezers were beyond most. I grew up on tinned peas, tinned burgers etc
Would I eat a Frey bentos pie now though? Not a bloody mission. But tinned pulses and veg and fish are staples of my food cupboardNo man is worth crawling on this earth.
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Rosa_Damascena said:Apintplease said:As part of a balanced diet, there is no "bad" food
Canning is one of the oldest preserving methods we still use
Canned fish is fantastic and brings fish to a price point we can all afford a couple of times a weekAnd surely life is too short to be soaking and boiling beans?????
And who hasn't turned to a tin of meat for a cheap meal or vol u vent filling?
As a child we had no choice, domestic freezers were beyond most. I grew up on tinned peas, tinned burgers etc
Would I eat a Frey bentos pie now though? Not a bloody mission. But tinned pulses and veg and fish are staples of my food cupboard0 -
One thing you need to watch for is the potential for acidic foods to react with the can once opened. A lot of products have a note on the side about decanting into a bowl after opening for this reason, but I'm sure that many people don't do this.
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