Tinned apples often contain added sugars and preservatives, which can diminish their nutritional value compared to fresh apples. The canning process may also alter their texture, making them softer and less appealing in some recipes. Additionally, the flavor may not be as vibrant as that of fresh apples, and the canned version can contain BPA from the can lining, raising potential health concerns. Lastly, tinned apples typically have a shorter shelf life once opened, requiring careful storage.
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Around 1822, tinned foods came to the United States
No Unopened tinned food keeps indefintely.
No they aren not. It's a complex carbohydrate rich food.
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Tinned meat
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Europe
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Sweetcorn pieces in a tin....
Yes, most tinned soups contain additives for flavor enhancement, preservation, and texture. Some common additives found in tinned soups include salt, sugar, preservatives, and thickeners. It's important to check the ingredient list on the label if you are concerned about additives in tinned soups.