The first foods canned were for Napoleon Bonaparte's troops. They needed a way to feed the soldiers easily while they were moving in battle. Their food frequently spoiled before it could all be eaten and the soldiers were losing their battles because they were suffering from malnutrition. Before canning the soldiers had to subsist on food they killed, trapped, or stole.
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It would be the date the product was produced or canned.
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I don't think they had any canned meals . But Mr.Fitzgibbon grew corn and sometimes that gets canned...
Try looking at the manufacturer's website for information on production codes.
1907
small fish for the canned food industry
A can cutting is a sales tool where a salesperson demonstrates the features, advantages and benefits of his/her canned item versus a competitor's canned item, likely an item a customer is presently using. The term cutting can apply to the demonstration of virtually any item; "we cut our iceberg lettuce against the competition's, and showed that we have a higher yield (amount of raw product that is useable)". Cutting originally came from cutting beef or chicken for demonstration/sales...and has derived into anything you want it to be.
Canned food may last longer, but canned food does not have as high of a nutrition value as frozen or fresh food. They are better to use in emergencies then as a everyday item.
Third letter in from the left in the first line is the year it was canned ie. 5581P = 2008 as 8 is the digit
Apparently, you are unaware that FOX announced the cancellation of Prison Break over a week ago. i saw an item on the net stating that the series was canned, but i did not bother to read the item as i am not a viewer of the series.
yes but first they have to figure out how to open the can.