Meanings of tinned peaches in English

There was a bowl of tinned peaches and ice cream to follow.

I had roast beef and mashed potatoes and beans and tinned peaches and custard.

She had arranged for a supper of tea, a boiled egg, and some tinned peaches.

Combined with tinned peaches, this upside-down peach dessert will indeed fulfil any sweet craving you may have.

If you have civilisation-andthat includes a lot of things besides tinned peaches, tobacco for instance, Gorman.

However, there was some bread and tinned peaches and it was no use being fastidious in Central Africa.

It is quite easy to obtain tin-reactions in abundance from every grain of tinned peaches, apples or tomatoes.

It is a handy recipe because it takes tinned peaches and...

They came down to Sunday tea, with sardines and tinned salmon and tinned peaches, besides tarts and cakes.

In South Africa the Viognier varietal typically shows tinned peaches, marshmallows, apricots with spicy and creamy notes and textures.

The tinned peaches, dried beans and jars of tahini that sit in the cupboard for ever and a day whose presence we are now welcoming.

Greece is the world's biggest exporter of tinned peaches with about one fifth of its 250,000 tonnes annual production absorbed by the U.S. market.

Tinned fruit While we love our fresh fruit, I enjoy tinned peaches and hubby loves tinned pineapples.

Tinned peaches come from California.

"Perhaps," I said, "they have had tinned peaches for tea."

"No tinned peaches," I said, "no bicycles."