Have any of you ever opened up a can of vegetables only to find there's no liquid inside?

[Twodogs0525]

I opened a can of corn and there wasn't any liquid in it. It smelled fine, tasted fine and had normal texture. I did eat it and feel fine, I'm just wondering if that's somewhat normal or if I shouldn't have eaten it?

[Beckybooboo]

A couple years ago, I was going to have a can of Hormel chili, when I pulled the tab, the top blew off! I'm not kidding lol There was chili all over the ceiling and it smelled horrible! That probably would have killed me. I wouldn't have eaten the corn if I was you but you're still here, so, that's good 😊

[Twodogs0525]

It'll take more than a little botulism to kill me 💪

[Beckybooboo]

😂😂😂

[slatyb]

I wouldn't eat it -- something happened and the can was punctured.

[zombiewoof]

Some corn is packed like that, it usually says that on the wrapper

[Twodogs0525]

I looked on the package and googled the brand and didn't get any info. Google kept talking about home canned corn, I didn't care about that lol I figured as long as it smelled good.

[zombiewoof]

thanks for the mho

[AI Opinion]

Finding little or no liquid in canned veggies happens sometimes and isn’t automatically a problem 😊

Depending on the brand and style, some corn is packed with less brine or it can settle so it looks “dry” when opened.

If the can wasn’t bulging, rusted, leaking, or hissing oddly, and the corn smelled, looked, and tasted normal, eating it was fine.

[BonzoInBitburg]

I've never eaten vegetables from a can.