4. Mushy peas

Haricot beans

Spam

sardines

peaches

Baked beans with mini sausages.

Cream of tomato soup.

Corned beef.

Tuna, although I have to share it with the cat.

sardines. but it's impossible to warm up sardines in the microwave

Lentils

Beans and pulses

Roast chicken rillettes (you can get this in cans in France and we bring back loads when we go over. Great on toast. Hilarious how much Waitrose charges for the same thing).

mackerel, tuna, sardines

tinned sweetcorn

some soups

corned beef 

tinned spaghetti with mini sausages

Spaghetti hoops.

Oh and Heinz tomato soup.

Cod roe! Mmmmm!

tuna! but fook me the ecologically sourced tinned tuna is expensive as fook

well and tinned tomato pieces for bolognese innit

Tinned tuna and cat food are indistinguishable . The Devil's scrotal flakes. Yuk.

None of you have mentioned sweetcorn.

oh except Judy

Judy did

In addition to the above (to which i only disagree with spam and corned beef) I woukd add

- baby carrots

- baby new spuds

- fray bentos pies (does that count as a tin?)

- sardines 

- pilchards

Corned beef hash is a thing of beauty m6.

I am rather tempted to call that dinner sorted

Using up the last of my chicken lasagne for me.  

Never been keen on corned beef mate.  

Peaches. Millions of them. 

1. Tomatoes

2. Sardines

3. Cod Roe

I sliced my thumb trying to open a tin of corned beef, which I thought was a very 70s retro injury.

Lentils is a good shout.  I use a lot of tinned green lentils.

I eat tonnes of chickpeas.  I buy a big bag, cook it all in one go and then freeze and use as wanted. Way cheaper than tinned ones.

Peaches.

Anchovies 

Love a tinned pineapple. 

Hmmmmmmm

the only thing I buy in tins is kidney beans for chilli, everything else has pretty much been replaced by plastic packaging. Noticed the other day that Sainsburys' chopped tomatoes are now back in tins rather than tetrapak now as presumably more environmentally friendly?

I am going to buy tinned fruit on my way home. Mmmm.

Good call Bammo, nice gammon steak with a grilled pineapple slice out of a tin (with some chips egga and beans) is the food of kings

Tinned aparaguses are nice. 

Tinned potatoes are minging lumps of smeg. 

Heinz tomato soup

Heinz veg soup

tuna

kidney beans

baked beans

baked beans with sausages

potatoes (for adding to tinned meat for yummy casserole. possibly with tinned peas)

tomatoes

chopped tomatoes

macaroni cheese

ravioli

macaroni cheese is a can should be a crime. 

good call on ravioli tho. 

Yes to everything in Clubber's cupboard, too. Although Mr D is very judgemental about baked beans with sausages in for some unknown bloody reason!

(must emphasise, no pasta in a can, so veto the macaroni and the ravioli!!)

confit of duck

asparagus gelée

spam

ravioli on toast? almost EVEN better than tinned tomatoes on toast.

the sausages in beans are great for sucking in to your mouth whole

Oh we have confit duck, too. We have a huge can of that in the garage and make parmentier when I can be bothered to prep the meat (it's a bit of a greasy faff).

Clubbers - almost too much like the pasta we had at primary school lunches.

1. Tuna

2. Anchovies

3. Baked beans

1. baked beans

2. spaghetti hoops

3. custard

4. chicken and sweetcorn soup

5. tomatoes

6. peaches

7. sweetcorn

Lychees

Baked Beans

Sweetcorn

I second both mac n cheese and anchovies.

I do not like baked beans 

How can someone not like beans?  that's literally impossible.

I like borlotti beans - of which the tinned version is very convenient - but hate baked beans.

Baked beans bought in a tin are rank.  

Make your own with haricot beans, some tomatoes and tomato paste.  Yummy.  

As a student I discovered you can make about thirty tins-worth for less than £2.50  but  would be more now.  

Its not impossible. They taste of penury 

Tuna

heinz tomato soup

kidney beans

sweetcorn 

Tinned absinthe cakes