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Quote from: knighty^^^ well thats what I thought at first.... but then what about pears ?

They tin those too, Ive had them.

my argument is that peaches and pineapples i can understand, but why pears and not apples ?

Quote from: knighty

Quote from: Serious

Quote from: knighty^^^ well thats what I thought at first.... but then what about pears ?

They tin those too, Ive had them.

my argument is that peaches and pineapples i can understand, but why pears and not apples ?

There is no argument, they do put apples in tins as shown further back in the thread.

So in conclusion, tinned apples exist, but arent that common.

Why?

My money is on them probably just not being as popular...

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Quote from: Serious

Quote from: knighty^^^ well thats what I thought at first.... but then what about pears ?

They tin those too, Ive had them.

my argument is that peaches and pineapples i can understand, but why pears and not apples ?

Most uses require fresh imported apples and pears, the main use for the tinned ones is in deserts and fruit cocktail.

What about tinned bananas? huh?

Quote from: PeteWhat about tinned bananas? huh?

So tempted to go down to the chinese supermarket with my camera and take photos of all the different things.

Pretty sure Ive seen "cock" brand fungus in there...

Quote from: Chris HThere is no argument, they do put apples in tins as shown further back in the thread.

yeah, but like I said....I havnt see them


 

Quote from: knighty

Quote from: Chris HThere is no argument, they do put apples in tins as shown further back in the thread.

yeah, but like I said....I havnt see them


 

/passes knighty white stick...

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