Best canned food

[Anonymous No.19347883]

Sometimes I just wanna stuff my face and not have to dick around w cooking then cleaning up.

What’s your top 5 best canned food?

I don’t eat canned food (cook it my self or skip eating) so I don’t have much to contribute except the microwaveable Cheeto Mac, which is pretty darn close to when it’s made from the box. And I know that canned condensed cream of mushroom soup is disgusting compared to from scratch. …..aaaaand that’s about all the canned food I know/eat (except a few veggies) ‘till now

[Anonymous No.19347910]

Takes a couple extra steps, but sometimes when I'm lazy I'll make "spaghetti and meat sauce" by mixing canned no-bean chilli and tomato sauce. Boil noodles, strain, set aside, cook sauce in the pot, dump in noodles, eat it straight from the pot. One dish to clean, not counting just rinsing the strainer real quick.

[Anonymous No.19347911]

split pea soup, tomatoes, mackarel, deens and maybe shrooms or something. more or less in this order. I don't really eat a lot of canned food except for the split pea soup.

[Anonymous No.19348112]

>>19347910
Interesting sloppa. Would manwich can and a small can of tomato paste suffice the same?

[Anonymous No.19348128]

>>19347883
picrel are pretty tasty.

other canned prducts I eat are chef-boy-are-dee mini ravoili though i admit i like them more for convience and nostalgia than flavor
tuna and sardines

Lately my quick dinner has been refried bean and cheese quesadilla. Just smear a spoon full of refried beans on half a tortilla, add cheese and a couple drops of ranch and salsa and fry in a pan till crispy. its good for when grilled cheese gets stale

[Anonymous No.19348133]

>>19347883
all of them
all the time

[Anonymous No.19348142]

canned pear halves, scoop of mayo, sprinkle of kraft cheddar. nothing better than a pear salad

[Anonymous No.19348143]

1. Corned beef
2. Spam
3. Bush's Baked Beans
4. Sweet Corn
5. Tuna

I could probably live on just those 5 items for YEARS. I mean, obviously, I don't do that currently, because I have options, but in an apocalypse scenario, I could probably eat my listed items.

[Anonymous No.19348156]

canned black olives are good

[Anonymous No.19349027]

>>19347883

[Anonymous No.19349228]

[Anonymous No.19349250]

The Costco I go to has these cans of lentil soup that are pretty good. I like that they're reduced sodium so I can add other salty things like Worcestershire Sauce etc, without it being too salty. I like mix in some slices of sausage, and If I have some leftover rice or noodles I'll add some of that as well just to make it more of a full meal.

[Anonymous No.19350119]

>>19348142
putting mayo on random shit is like one step above eating paint chips

[Anonymous No.19350246]

>>19347883
Tomatoes (sauce) for spaghetti sometimes or diced for chili
And beans.
Those are the only 2 thay come to mind. I have soups but hardly ever use em, they're just in case I get sick and dont feel like cooking.
Come to think of it the only canned stuff I use regularly is stuff for chili

[Anonymous No.19350302]

>>19347883
I'd say any of the Chef Boyardee or Spaghetti-O varieties, but they're so greasy and a pain to clean.
Progresso Clam Chowder it is.

[Nick Gurr No.19350308]

>>19350119
Stinky brownoid hands typed this

[Anonymous No.19350317]

>>19347883
Hormel Corned Beef Hash
Hormel Chlli with Beans
King Oscar Sardines
Brunswick Kippers
Spam

I really had to think hard about it. I don't eat canned shit.

[Anonymous No.19350322]

>>19350302
>Progresso
they're such a mixed bag but some of their soups are ok. Fun fact, their spicy jambalaya is actually hot as fuck

[Anonymous No.19350343]

>>19350322
The spicy chicken noodle is pretty hot as well.

[Anonymous No.19350417]

>>19348112
Manwich has no meat though.

[Anonymous No.19350472]

>>19347883
tomato paste is all i bother with

canned beans are actually less convenient if you own a pressure cooker

[Anonymous No.19350593]

>>19347911
>>19348143
>>19350317
3/20 commenters so far named five canned goods.

Congrats to these fine gentlemen for answering the question. The other 85%, better luck next time.

[Anonymous No.19350609]

>>19347883
Hunt's fire roasted tomatoes
White albacore tuna
Canned pinto beans
Chipotles in adobo
Progresso chicken noodle soup

For this list, I assume jarred doesn't count. Also canned corn is great, but frozen is even better.

[Anonymous No.19350728]

>>19348142
Wtf is wrong with you this is horrendous

[Anonymous No.19350803]

>>19350728
It looks like a time-honored family tradition.

The plate has been passed down from their great grandmother, who during the lean years of the war used to sprinkle shaved barley over halved turnips (still with a dollop of mayo, though.)