In reply to Post #75
Currently 50-50 as I have to consume my freezer bait first
Currently 50-50 as I have to consume my freezer bait first
In reply to Post #74
You should have a rethink of that statement. The canning process causes something called bpa that increases the risk of heart disease amongst other things
You should have a rethink of that statement. The canning process causes something called bpa that increases the risk of heart disease amongst other things
In reply to Post #77
I think the original issues where more that they taste like dog pop more so than the nutrition.
But there lies the issue - taste is a matter of opinion isn't it.
I think the original issues where more that they taste like dog pop more so than the nutrition.
But there lies the issue - taste is a matter of opinion isn't it.
In reply to Post #78
True, mostly tastes like **** to me tbh. Can't see why anyone would want to have something from a tin that you can do fresh yourself in minutes, tastes way better
True, mostly tastes like **** to me tbh. Can't see why anyone would want to have something from a tin that you can do fresh yourself in minutes, tastes way better
In reply to Post #77
Re-thought and yup its still correct.
Canning process doesn't cause BPA & it is in a lot more food contact containers than just cans. And in the doses you could get from consumption, it is not seen to be a risk.
Any what does any of that have to do with the nutritional profile?
Re-thought and yup its still correct.
Canning process doesn't cause BPA & it is in a lot more food contact containers than just cans. And in the doses you could get from consumption, it is not seen to be a risk.
Any what does any of that have to do with the nutritional profile?
In reply to Post #78
Totally agree... wouldn't touch the princes stuff... have seen how it is made.
And generally agree with Gerry in that M&S is usually the best quality in retailer food.
Totally agree... wouldn't touch the princes stuff... have seen how it is made.
And generally agree with Gerry in that M&S is usually the best quality in retailer food.
In reply to Post #80
Never said it had anything to do with nutrional profile, I meant your comment that because it's in a can doesn't make it unhealthy. Bpa is in canned food still, that's according to many sites I've looked at this afternoon while bored. If you want to keep putting rebadged dog food down your neck then best of luck to you chap, I will stick to cooking mine fresh
Never said it had anything to do with nutrional profile, I meant your comment that because it's in a can doesn't make it unhealthy. Bpa is in canned food still, that's according to many sites I've looked at this afternoon while bored. If you want to keep putting rebadged dog food down your neck then best of luck to you chap, I will stick to cooking mine fresh
In reply to Post #82
A google troll then are we...
A google troll then are we...
In reply to Post #83
Eh? Just wanted to get the facts. Is that a problem, getting facts rather than believing you?
Eh? Just wanted to get the facts. Is that a problem, getting facts rather than believing you?
In reply to Post #84
You have given zero facts
The BPA doesn't come from the process of retorting - its a constituent of a lining that is applied to a large amount of food packaging containers. The amounts come through as trace when tested and there is no proof yet to say that the trace amounts are harmful to when consumed.
You say canning is unhealthy and again give zero facts.... yet I don't see baked beans being slated as a unhealthy option across the world, or how about microwave rice, or maybe tins of tuna.
You are entitled to your opinion but don't go asking others to change theirs when you have no knowledge of the subject
You have given zero facts
The BPA doesn't come from the process of retorting - its a constituent of a lining that is applied to a large amount of food packaging containers. The amounts come through as trace when tested and there is no proof yet to say that the trace amounts are harmful to when consumed.
You say canning is unhealthy and again give zero facts.... yet I don't see baked beans being slated as a unhealthy option across the world, or how about microwave rice, or maybe tins of tuna.
You are entitled to your opinion but don't go asking others to change theirs when you have no knowledge of the subject
In reply to Post #85
It's irrelevant where it comes from, it's there. That thing linked to heart disease, cancer and more. The facts are inconclusive regarding the dangers, so better safe than sorry imo. It certainly wouldn't be the first time something has been used for years then found to be deadly, would it?!
I was told that tinned/processed foods were bad by a nutritionalist I was sent to see early last year when my liver wasnt functioning properly. I've all but cut that crap out and guess what, my liver is now back to perfect, and I feel a lot better for it. Those are all the facts I need. No bloke on an Internet forum will convince me otherwise, especially one who calls me a troll for doing a little research.
It's irrelevant where it comes from, it's there. That thing linked to heart disease, cancer and more. The facts are inconclusive regarding the dangers, so better safe than sorry imo. It certainly wouldn't be the first time something has been used for years then found to be deadly, would it?!
I was told that tinned/processed foods were bad by a nutritionalist I was sent to see early last year when my liver wasnt functioning properly. I've all but cut that crap out and guess what, my liver is now back to perfect, and I feel a lot better for it. Those are all the facts I need. No bloke on an Internet forum will convince me otherwise, especially one who calls me a troll for doing a little research.
In reply to Post #85
Ah the old Microwave rice... I thought tinned ****ing potatoes were bad
Ah the old Microwave rice... I thought tinned ****ing potatoes were bad
In reply to Post #1
****ing hell Gerry,starting this thread you have opened up a right can of worms.I wonder if any of them are in that princes food
****ing hell Gerry,starting this thread you have opened up a right can of worms.I wonder if any of them are in that princes food
In reply to Post #88
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No chance, far too much protein in worms..
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No chance, far too much protein in worms..
Thread of the year this so far, can it be renamed tingate?
Why has nobody mentioned tinned burgers yet? or roast chicken in a can?
Why has nobody mentioned tinned burgers yet? or roast chicken in a can?