Being half French/Englishand lived a long time in France, I miss my French peas, so I order once a year. Though I have gotten a bit used to eating English peas, I prefer the French. Much softer and a little sweetness to them. I've tried petits pois that you can get in English supermarkets but absolutely no comparison.
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Tinned vegetables are a convenient way to add everyday goodness to your meals, with no washing, peeling, or chopping required. Simply open, drain, and they’re ready to cook or serve.
Choose from family favourites like tinned peas, carrots, sweetcorn, mixed vegetables, and tomatoes, as well as beans, lentils, and chickpeas that work perfectly in curries, stews, salads, and pasta dishes. Many tins are available in water, brine, or low-salt recipes to suit different tastes and dietary needs.
Look for no-added-sugar or reduced-salt options if you’re watching your intake, and check label information if you’re catering for vegan or vegetarian diets. Smaller tins are ideal for single portions or side dishes, while larger cans are great value for batch cooking and meal prep.
Tinned vegetables have a long shelf life, making them a smart pantry staple for quick midweek dinners, lunchbox salads, and last-minute meals.
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So much better than the English versions in water!
These are very tasty beans. Just heat and eat. No prep or wastage.
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