Anyone know the cheapest place to get the catering cans on Corn from?
In reply to Post #1
Need to shop around
https://barnsleytradefoods.com/products/sweetcorn-tin-830g
But that link is cheap
Need to shop around
https://barnsleytradefoods.com/products/sweetcorn-tin-830g
But that link is cheap
In reply to Post #1
If you use the search function, put in catering and tick the bait section, there's a couple of posts suggesting places where you can buy them from. Take your pick from them, but look at ones close to you to avoid large postage costs.
If you use the search function, put in catering and tick the bait section, there's a couple of posts suggesting places where you can buy them from. Take your pick from them, but look at ones close to you to avoid large postage costs.
Are the industrial cans better qaulity corn than the large bags of frozen sweetcorn as they are amazing value.
In reply to Post #4
Frozen sweetcorn isn't fully cooked liked the canned stuff.
Frozen sweetcorn isn't fully cooked liked the canned stuff.
In reply to Post #4
the large cans work out about £4.50 each, the corn in the cans is so much sweeter, but you can get the same amount frozen for £1.35.
Maybe a bit of cooking and soaking in something sweet will make the frozen stuff a bit better?
the large cans work out about £4.50 each, the corn in the cans is so much sweeter, but you can get the same amount frozen for £1.35.
Maybe a bit of cooking and soaking in something sweet will make the frozen stuff a bit better?
In reply to Post #6
Exactly this, Pour frozen sweetcorn in to a bucket and cover with hot water thats had some sugar dissolved in to it. Leave overnight.
Exactly this, Pour frozen sweetcorn in to a bucket and cover with hot water thats had some sugar dissolved in to it. Leave overnight.
In reply to Post #7
That's interesting, only trouble for me is the freezer space, I like to keep the freezer for Boilies and Tigers as I haven't got space for a chest freezer.
That's interesting, only trouble for me is the freezer space, I like to keep the freezer for Boilies and Tigers as I haven't got space for a chest freezer.
Catering supplies near me do 3kg tins in brine under £4 a tin, pack of 6 MOQ 1 pack so long as you collect.
In reply to Post #5
Well I didn't know that. Ithiught frozen corn was the same as the tinned stuff.
Well I didn't know that. Ithiught frozen corn was the same as the tinned stuff.
In reply to Post #9
if that is the drained weight that is brilliant for that money!
Can you post a link please?
if that is the drained weight that is brilliant for that money!
Can you post a link please?
In reply to Post #11
https://elcuk.com/product/elc-in-brine-sweetcorn/
https://elcuk.com/product/elc-in-brine-sweetcorn/
In reply to Post #9
Shame they're so far away!
Shame they're so far away!
In reply to Post #13
That link I posted is the equivalent of £2.37 for 2.4kg (even if it's .4 for the cans its still 2kg)
You do need to shop around.
Catering cans are not always the saving they seem..
That link I posted is the equivalent of £2.37 for 2.4kg (even if it's .4 for the cans its still 2kg)
You do need to shop around.
Catering cans are not always the saving they seem..