You Only Need These 6 UK Tinned Foods to Get Through This Winter!
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You Only Need These 6 UK Tinned Foods to Get Through This Winter!
Most British cupboards already have tins in them. The trouble is which tins. When a storm takes out the power, an electric cooker goes with it, and plenty of what is on the shelf needs heating before anyone wants to eat it.
This autumn the Environment Secretary urged households to keep a bit of food in, the Met Office is expecting a wetter, stormier start to winter, and the government has confirmed a national resilience campaign is coming later this year. None of that means stockpiling for a war, whatever you have been sent. It means a few days of food that needs no cooking, and a tin opener.
In this video, we investigate the six UK tinned foods that do the most work in a cupboard for the least money, all of them edible cold straight from the tin, and together costing about three pounds at the prices we found.
In this video, you'll discover:
What the government's own Prepare advice actually asks households to keep
The "in juice" label detail that changes which tin of peaches to buy
The tin at number one that is made from beans grown in North America, and why America planted fewer of them this year
Why mackerel, the tin many British families grew up on, is missing from this list
The word to read before "mackerel" on a supermarket tin from now on
The purée finding that makes chopped tomatoes the safer buy
The one habit that keeps a tin cupboard useful instead of forgotten
Every claim in this video is based on current labels, supermarket listings, government advice, published research, or named sources.
At UK Food Exposed, we investigate what British consumers are actually getting for their money, from supermarket shelves to restaurant chains and the heritage brands we grew up trusting.
If this video helps you shop smarter, subscribe to UK Food Exposed, hit the Hype button, and hit like. Every hype helps push this investigation to more households before they are frightened into buying things they do not need.
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Drop a comment telling us which of these six is already in your cupboard, which one you are adding this week, and which UK food brand, supermarket product, or restaurant chain you want investigated next.
Disclaimer: This video is for consumer information and commentary. It is based on publicly available sources and current product information at the time of research. Prices were correct at the time of filming and vary by retailer. Always check the latest label, price, and government guidance before making a purchase decision.
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20 Comments
importing food, we'd be in a better position
We keep thinks like Sainsbury's Bombay Potatoes in the cupboard - make a great meal with some flat bread
It also allows me to have the lights on, central heating and TV, just normal life!
That is my version of being prepared.
Yes I have tins and all the rest to eat if needed.
Take care M.
You Only Need These 6 UK Tinned Foods to Get Through This Winter!
UK Food Exposed
27,324 views
You Only Need These 6 UK Tinned Foods to Get Through This Winter!
Most British cupboards already have tins in them. The trouble is which tins. When a storm takes out the power, an electric cooker goes with it, and plenty of what is on the shelf needs heating before anyone wants to eat it.
This autumn the Environment Secretary urged households to keep a bit of food in, the Met Office is expecting a wetter, stormier start to winter, and the government has confirmed a national resilience campaign is coming later this year. None of that means stockpiling for a war, whatever you have been sent. It means a few days of food that needs no cooking, and a tin opener.
In this video, we investigate the six UK tinned foods that do the most work in a cupboard for the least money, all of them edible cold straight from the tin, and together costing about three pounds at the prices we found.
In this video, you'll discover:
What the government's own Prepare advice actually asks households to keep
The "in juice" label detail that changes which tin of peaches to buy
The tin at number one that is made from beans grown in North America, and why America planted fewer of them this year
Why mackerel, the tin many British families grew up on, is missing from this list
The word to read before "mackerel" on a supermarket tin from now on
The purée finding that makes chopped tomatoes the safer buy
The one habit that keeps a tin cupboard useful instead of forgotten
Every claim in this video is based on current labels, supermarket listings, government advice, published research, or named sources.
At UK Food Exposed, we investigate what British consumers are actually getting for their money, from supermarket shelves to restaurant chains and the heritage brands we grew up trusting.
If this video helps you shop smarter, subscribe to UK Food Exposed, hit the Hype button, and hit like. Every hype helps push this investigation to more households before they are frightened into buying things they do not need.
▶ Watch Next:
Soon You Won't Even Be Able to Get These 12 UK Items, Except at Insane Prices...
Drop a comment telling us which of these six is already in your cupboard, which one you are adding this week, and which UK food brand, supermarket product, or restaurant chain you want investigated next.
Disclaimer: This video is for consumer information and commentary. It is based on publicly available sources and current product information at the time of research. Prices were correct at the time of filming and vary by retailer. Always check the latest label, price, and government guidance before making a purchase decision.
#UKFood #SupermarketSecrets #FoodInvestigation
No electricity (didn’t have in installed I’m our house until I was 7 years old). Power cuts in the 1070’s.
Outside toilet, no bathroom, no central heating, no fridge.
Food and petrol shortages. Lots of strikes.
Knew a time before computers, mobile phones and television.
Never had a phone installed in the house I grew up in (I left home at 21)
Later in life after a divorce-no washing machine, did all my washing by hand in the bathtub on a Friday evening (including mine and my kids bedding) for four years!
Lived on porridge made with water for a week as I had no money to buy food.
Later still; Lived without central heating for 5 years as we couldn’t afford a new boiler.
I think I’ll be ok💪