30 UK Tinned Foods You Must Stock Up On Before 2026 Ends (This Is Why)

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• IA

  @ianc4178 · 7 hours ago (edited)

  30 years ago, I might have agreed with you.  These days?  most of the foods produced by 'corporate shareholders' is garbage & full of crap that is detrimental to your health.  Granted, if we're talking about global nuclear apocalypse, that is probably the least of your worries but if you are talking of governments 'threatening' power cuts (in 2026, ffs!), well ...

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• AI

  @ainsleymckie3512 · 2 weeks ago

  When you decant your food from the tins, potatoes, peas, carrots, tuna etc, don't let the water go down the sink, pour it in a pot, for a flavourful stock for soup, some of those vitamins and minerals, have leeched into the liquid over time.

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• KE

  @kevingallagher2775 · 2 weeks ago

  I have at least 10 tins of everything he mentioned I even bake my own bread make everything from scratch I’m still buying 4 tins of something every time I go shopping my family think I’m nuts but I feed all of them in a crisis

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• AL

  @AlanBreeze-wy8vl · 2 weeks ago

  Governments create a Crisis in order to provide a `solution`

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• VI

  @virtualatheist · 3 days ago

  Not so long ago, some potatoes tinned during WWII were found and eaten quite safely and happily.

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• VI

  @victormildew1717 · 11 hours ago

  My late Dad often spoke about war time food, bully beef for one.<br>Mum and Dad had a good stock in the pantry, tinned fruit/veg like new potatoes, rice pud / soups, almost like the time they lived and worked through WW2. Right up till the time they passed on, it was like a mini Tesco&apos;s !

• BR

  @BrandBonesBritain · 8 days ago

  Sardines in olive oil are the one tin I’d always keep stocked, and with food prices set to climb, a cupboard like this is just sensible.

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• 99

  @99shoebox · 4 days ago

  I would add evaporated milk too, Lovely with tinned peaches.

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• FL

  @FlashGormless · 6 days ago

  Have you seen the price of a tin of Spam! 3.50 for a little tin!! that&apos;s why they are still on the shelves.

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• CR

  @CricketEngland · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Trouble is corned beef,spam, rice pudding, tinned mince beef, haggis, tinned chicken, hot dogs,tinned ham, tinned potatoes, sweetcorn, baked beans,condensed milk, tinned custards, golden syrup, black treacle and tinned slice peaches are not suitable for those with diabetics <br><br>And if eaten should be done in moderation as these products can lead to a higher blood sugar level and as someone who is managing diabetes (luckily without needing medication) I know what I’m talking about so always check the labels first before purchasing <br><br>Items you should buy are any low sugar tinned fish, legumes such as mixed beans, butter beans, kidney beans, black beans, chickpeas, tinned tomatoes , tinned lentils and pulses but always check the labels first

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• MO

  @Monster-in-paradise · 9 days ago

  Gutted I’m allergic to fish…. I keep corned beef in but I’ll be adding stuff to my pantry. <br><br>I also recommend istant mashed potato’s &nbsp;being added in

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• MA

  @mancsblue · 4 days ago

  A tin of spam or corned beef is a ridiculous price now

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