Meanings of tinned goods in English

Great praise is also due to the factories that supplied our tinned goods.

Avoid tinned goods, and cheap jams, which contain mangels and glucose.

As for the tinned goods, I'll pay for all they eat.

The king of tinned goods, of course, is the tomato.

It's enough to make any reasonable individual consider stockpiling tinned goods and investigating bunker options.

I took Carstens' place just before we reached the place where the tinned goods were.

They had plenty of tinned goods, plenty of flour, potatoes, meal and ham and bacon.

He offered dried meats, tinned goods, crackers, cheese and other comestibles at several times desert prices.

American tinned goods in the mountains of Peru!

We don't have many tinned goods, however.

This prejudice is kept alive by stories that occasionally get into print about families being poisoned by using tinned goods.

I crept, to escape a cold drizzle, under the huge tarpaulin which covered a great stack of tinned goods-armysupplies.

The BBC's Rico Horizon reports from inside a food packaging centre where tonnes of rice and tinned goods are being prepared for distribution.

He brought in food supplies every six months and, because he couldn't run a freezer, lived on dried food, tinned goods and venison.

It seemed that of all the tinned goods on the pile the nearest to Johnny's taste were marked with a large purple plum.

Fruit, vegetables, milk, eggs, poultry, fish, and nearly all the meat consumed-emergencystocks of tinned goods are in reserve-areas cheap as water and fuel.