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Add in rice, pasta, tinned tomatoes for cooking, tinned pulses, cheese &c bread and wine and we eat ok.

Just struck me as interesting that tinned tuna would be seen as expensive in some places in the world.

As long as the wires are neatly tinned it should all go quite smoothly.

My suggestion is to use copper tape or thin tinned copper sheet instead.

You can open up a can of tinned pineapples with an axe, but that doesn't make it the right tool for the job.

Insert the tinned wire next to the solder strip and heat the cup.

But, for example, a bag of lentils, a bag of brown rice, some tinned tomatoes and spices.

Not sure what you can find in your country but we have tinned mackerel (with tomato typically) in Norway.

Apart from the soon-to-expire food specials, there was also loaves of white bread for 20p, 2l lemonade for 19p, and rather cheap tinned food.

Cat food (tinned meat, not kibbles) is more expensive than vegetables.

Also there is some (although much less) in white fish, there can be significant amounts in shellfish, and tinned tuna has a surprisingly high amount.

If I were rich mabe have a bit of gold for the bunker next to the long life tinned gourmet meals.

"nothing matters unless that tinned shit works"

Tinned sardines gently mashed on toast with a splash of Worcestershire sauce or similar.

Tinned or dry goods might be harder to judge.