It comes in a can you know...

[Red Cinders]

Beefaroni. In my defense, I haven't had it in years and always leave the bits of beef. I see they have a "throwback recipe" version now, which is supposed to be their original recipe. Even with a name like "throwback" (reminds me of throw up), I was tempted to try it when this pandemic hit but never did.

Baked beans are about the only canned thing I eat these days.

 

[RadishRose]

tuna fish in oil.

Yes. The"tonno in olive oil" is really delicious!

 

[Ferocious]

Hmmmm.... There was a time when it was me that was 'canned', nowadays I prefer a cup of tea.

 

[hollydolly]

I don't eat many canned foods, except Beans of all types... and Canned fish ..Mussels/White Crab/ Tuna ( all in spring water not brine or oil...)

 

[gennie]

I try to stay away from canned products because of the high BPA content but I do keep a few cans of soup (Progresso), evaporated milk (use in cooking) , tuna (Bumble Bee), skinless & boneless sardines.

 

[C'est Moi]

For the pandemic hysteria, I bought a few canned items that I don't normally buy... Dinty Moore stew, corned beef, various soups, chili, and even 2 cans of Spam. :GASP!!: I got caught up in the moment, haha. I guess I can always donate that stuff to a local food pantry.

I used to buy canned tuna but lately I pick up those pouch things instead.

 

[Sliverfox]

Presently,, I can't think of one thing I like in a can.

 

[win231]

Presently,, I can't think of one thing I like in a can.

Not even Prince Albert?

 

[Ruth n Jersey]

I like Hormel Chili with beans. It looks just like dog food and probably the dog food would be better to eat. The salt and fat content is astronomical,that's why its so tasty I guess.
In the winter I make my own in big batches and freeze it. When I run out it's Hormel to the rescue.

 

[MarciKS]

No more canned food for me.

Not even tuna?

 

[C'est Moi]

Presently,, I can't think of one thing I like in a can.

Not even BEER???

 

[Pepper]

Diet Pepsi! (or Diet Coke) That's not a food, you say? Ok, B&M Original Baked Beans.

 

[C'est Moi]

Diet Pepsi! (or Diet Coke) That's not a food, you say? Ok, B&M Original Baked Beans.

I believe that beer and Diet Pepsi are food groups.

 

[jujube]

Libby's canned sausage gravy over biscuits. I used to make sausage gravy from scratch but it's just too labor intensive for two people. The canned stuff ain't my granny's gravy, but it'll do.

 

[C'est Moi]

Oh, I like canned pineapple, too. And not necessarily "canned", but jarred artichoke hearts.

 

[Aunt Marg]

Apple sauce is another in our house, though it doesn't come in a can but rather, a plastic jar.

 

[CinnamonSugar]

Cuban-seasoned blackbeans

 

[Ronni]

Wow. Reading this thread made me realize how little canned food I eat.
I’ll open cans of tomato products to make spaghetti sauce, or beans to make chili if I need to be quick and don’t want to cook the beans from scratch, but that’s really all I can think of that I use on any kind of regular basis.
Oh!! Wait!!! Smoked oysters....with Brie and crackers, and chilled Moscato . A “date night“ treat!

 

[Keesha]

Chick peas

 

[gamboolman]

All of these are Oilpatch staples - and taste pretty dam good when you have been oversea's offshore for afew weeks with not good local groceries and corporate "cost efficiency initiatives", meaning poor and poorer food quality.
Additionally, they all pack good in a offshore duffel bag and for bringing over from the States.
Beanie Weanies
Puppy Peters, i.e., Vienna Sausages
Spam
Tuna when it came in a can
Raveoli
Spagetios
Sardines

 

[OneEyedDiva]

Are these your grandchildren Aunt Bea? They are so cute! This picture reminds me of what my favorite canned item is. Whipped cream.

 

[Aunt Bea]

Are these your grandchildren Aunt Bea? They are so cute! This picture reminds me of what my favorite canned item is. Whipped cream.

No, the picture just captures the way I feel about whipped cream in a can.

It's funny how certain inexpensive little items can turn everyday life into a party.

 

[Butterfly]

I use canned garbanzos and other beans (I rinse them first to get rid of as much salt/sugar as possible before use), canned tuna fish and sometimes canned salmon. That's it, except canned dog food to mix with Henry's dry food. He gets 1/6 can with each meal.

 

[fmdog44]

Le Sueur Very Young Small Peas With Mushrooms and Pearl Onions

 

[terry123]

Canned pinto beans with jalapenos! Make some cornbread and I can make a meal or two!