Yeah, they aren't great but the point is that it is in a tin which means it will essentially keep forever and you don't have to do anything special to store it like put it in in fridge or freezer.
I wouldn't pay full price for them but you can get these things for literally £1 at times which is a steal really if you like to keep some SHTF type foods around.
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Yeah, my great-uncle used to work for a canning plant and got an allocation of stuff he then resell to my parents as well as other family members... loads of them worked in food plants and got similar schimes
Wouldn't eat them now
Looks like a variation of Sara Lee in the US, except Sara Lee products come in boxes rather than tins.
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In the US, we have something similar, called a pot pie, which I occasionally eat (easy to prepare, just nuke it for 2 minutes) but I've never had a fray bentos pie.
We used to use one of the tins as a water bowl for our dogs in the 1970s. I guess we ate some, but I don't really remember. I saw an article about the company once, it's South American, iirc.
Only the cheese and onion ones.
They were fucking marvellous, when the supermarket doesn't have good quiche
I have not tried it but I never liked dishes fully covered in the oven, like ones wrapped entirely in aluminum foil. They always seem to disperse too much liquid at the bottom.
Rick Astley loves pie.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/-D57EO6_ZxESorry, never heard about fray bentos pie. Anyway not the kind of stuff I'm prone to buy and eat.
Nope I've never had one :3. It looks good though I think!
Nope but I've made similar
Never tried it. It looks interesting
I’ll pass.
this crap is disgusting.
i will eat the tin instead
What kind of meat is it?
Nope. Can't say I have.
No, but it looks delicious.
Not yet
I don't think so
nah lol
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