Dog food is the worst, 2 months ago 24 tins of asda dog food was 9.50 now its 18.50, Greedflation is in full swing. because he banks reckon its only up by 16 percent it just the supermarkets pushing prices up as they see fit. last week Sainsburys said they made a 5% loss due to keeping prices low......in fact what happened was their profits were down 5% from the previous year due to losing footfall....they made 690million profit instead of 715 million the year before....that isnt loss that just a bit less profits. but thats how they word it.
@@nige3801really bad isn’t it. Try pet charity shops, there’s one near me what does food for 30p and it goes out of date dec next year. You could be in luck. 👍🏻
@@Jimbo-90 thanks jimbo! I'm getting chicken for them from a butcher at the mo ( off cuts which I cook, works out a bit cheaper for them and they love it!) Blessings! Box of Go Cat as well lol
As you say Gareth, it suits a purpose. In my case I view as emergency (well, not quite) rations. When you need something quick and hot and relatively tasty, and a pot noodle won't cut the mustard. Mind you at the price, you are better off going for your favourite brand of tinned beans and sausages, tbh.
These are one of my cheap guilty pleasures (or at least they used to be cheap...). I'll usually get a couple of tins when they're on offer and keep them in the cupboard for emergency meals.
Same here. When they were around £1.25 a tin, I used to keep them in the cupboard for a quick lunch on toast, with a poached egg on top.. I certainly wouldn't pay £2.75 for a tin now!
Yeah they werent worth a quid! To me they smell of dogfood! I think the market for them is when you come home from the pub blind drunk and have an attack of the munchies!
I remember a similar product back in the 80s called London grill , it had pieces of smoked bacon and pieces of either liver or kidney and it was quite tasty on a couple of rounds of toast 😀
I' had a few of those before, both the All Day Breakfast & Full Monty versions, i think they are OK for a quick snack, last time I bought one they were about £1.25 too. You can get own brand versions, which are a bit cheaper. If you heat them in the microwave, make sure you cut the meatballs & sausages in half & cover the container, as they have a tendency to burst & make a mess!
Tried it once, never again. Years ago Crosse & Blackwells made a canned breakfast which had kidney bacon and sausages plus beans, delicious, gradually went downhill then became unavailable, shame really
I've passed these many a time shopping in Tesco, been tempted but price has always put me off. Your review has put my mind at rest that I'd done right thing 😂 Thank you for taking one the team on this one 👏👍
Hunger breaks used to do some other types of meals in a tin but you don’t often find them. I remember that one of them was a chilli con carne and another contained large potato wedges with beans and I think that one of them had mini lamb cutlets(chopped and shaped) and one had mini sausage meat balls filled with chopped eggs. I think that the most that I have paid for one of these tins was about£1:75.
Agree 100% Gareth it is processed crap in a tin but I always have one in the cupboard as it does have its place - as a quick feed after several pints in the pub with the addition of 1 teaspoon garlic salt and 1 tablespoon sriracha sauce. Yet another food that should come with a do not eat sober warning.
Intermittent fasting is so, so good for you. Loads of benefits including weight loss, less inflammation, mental health improvements and so on. You could try the 16:8 option, where you would eat between 12 midday and 8 in the evening. Depending on how you feel you could then try doing 18:6 - only eating between 12 midday and 6 in the evening. It's easier than you think considering you're sleeping for a large chunk of that time. A lot of it is a mental challenge, to not give in to any cravings, but once you get used to it, it becomes quite easy. Drinking plenty of water with added electrolytes is a must. Despite what some people may think, in most cases fasting will actually help increase energy levels - not reduce them. Keep it up and I'm sure you'll be feeling spot on.
@@BaldFoodieGuyI would say to drink more water and electrolytes when you fast. I drink approx 2.5 to 3 litres of water a day, and there is nothing worse than being hungry and dehydrated. You may always be hungry because you lack protein and fat. Carbs make you crave more carbs (empty calories) You won't put the weight back on if you change your eating habits for life. After I loose all the weight I need to, I will continue to fast most days as I think it's the most effective method of controlling weight.
Yes intermittent fasting is the best way of getting healthy with the added benefit of weight loss if done right. Don't eat processed foods when not fasting though or your hunger pangs will come back 10 fold. It's all about what u eat when u break the fast! Can still eat good tasty food but knock off sugar and carbs and you'll feel so much better! Good video though love your frankness Gareth... thank you x
Used to love the all day breakfast and this..Used to be £1.50 in asda at one time and a quid on rollback!!!..Couldn't warrant paying the pice for em now!
Absolutely right these meals serve a purpose for convenience and calorie's Ive never had a breakfast in a tin before I'm sure there's better value for money out there I think if i took this into work on an early shift for breakfast i would be late back to work having to answer a call on the big white telephone Like you say ok in some situations 👍
Does anyone else including Gareth think all tins should have ringpulls, especially for the elderly or those with arthritis in their hands? Had these before, ok only of there's nowt else in the house 👍
It did get the Full English a few years from my local shop. I enjoyed it, but have never felt the need to buy it again. If I was given a few tins, I'd scoff them
Bit late to the party but recently subscribed and old stuff I missed has started popping up in my feed. I actually really liked these back in the day on a couple of bits of toast but haven't had in a long time but when I did get them I swear on a good day I could pick em up for 2 maybe 3 quid for two tins. They ain't worth 2,25 for 1!
A couple of year's ago Tesco was selling them on offer at £1 a tin and i got them for a quick meal at work they was shit then but filled a gap so no way i am paying £2.25 now great review gareth.
Meatballs!! Went on a static caravan at Weymouth 50 years ago. Mom and Dad didn’t have much money, so us 3 kids had Campbells meat balls for lunch everyday….. Dad said ‘They’ll fill a little hole….’ 😀 Even 50 years later we still joke about “The Meatballs Holiday!” Happy days.
A breakfast fry up is a traditional meal that should not be messed with. On a Sunday I go the "full monty" . 2 eggs, 1 sausage, 2 bacon, black pudding, mushrooms, a grilled tomato, fried bread, beans and if I remember to keep the ingredients during the week? A portion of bubble and squeak all with a couple of slices of toast to mop up with. The rest of the week? I may have egg and bacon, maybe egg and sausage, egg on toast, or tomatoes on toast. I've tried this type of meal when I was in Germany. They were a whole lot better. When it said bacon, they meant it, large chunks of what looked like belly pork, nice firm sausages, mushrooms and beans. Well nice for a cold morning on exercise. Good review mate. I was nearly climbing the walls with withdrawal symptoms. 😱🤯😱.
Great video as usual. Nice to see end-of-civilisation survival food being reviewed. :) Saying it as you see it - can't argue with the level of non-bias you sustain. Kudos mate. If you want weight loss with no hunger - try Keto. (Helps if you like steak, cheese and bacon!) It'll make your intermittent fasting more endurable.
Not tried that, but I can taste it through the screen , salty beans with heavily processed sausages, just like I ate as a kid , but with a few extra bits of something processed, not knocking it, as you said it serves a purpose.
I love the All Day Breakfast version of these, but the price of them now is crazy. I remember picking these up for £1 at B&M and most supermarkets 'back in the day'
Haven't had one of those since my twenties and not in a rush to try again - Remember there were like 2 brands that were slightly different...one was the Full Monty one :)
I've recently had a heart faliure. I don't think there's anyway I'd survive a tin of that 😂😂 I had the duck you reviewed a couple of nights ago and that was fantastic
Usually take this or the all day breakfast when i am carp fishing overnight. Fry some bacon or spam up sling in the same pan. And fast food brekky. Love it 😊
Better just do bake beans like this. Heat and thicken in a fry pan with some smoked paprika, put it on some toast, cover with grated cheddar, dash of cayenne pepper, and grill until all melted. Best of British!
£2.25 is the standard cost of tinned stuff in Tesco - at the moment. My treat has been their tinned chilli. For ages, £1.50. £2.25 now? No way, when similar quality chilli is available from Aldi and Lidl for much less. Tesco are pricing themselves out of the market. The Full Monty - it hits the spot for a quick meal. Once every six months, perhaps 😊
Tesco, Asda and definitely Morrisons are pricing themselves out. I only go in for specific items now. Wouldn't do a full shop in them anymore . I noticed pound stretcher has become extremely costly as well and the shelves always seem to be empty
@@john07973 Heinz tinned soups went from 90p to 1.70 in a short space of time so I stopped buying them as I felt that £1.70 per tin isnt really warranted in my view!
Hi Gareth from Spain. Looks more like half a tin of Heinz sausages and baked beans for twice the price. As for the bacon, i'm still looking for it. Definitely not the full Monty - there's no fried or poached egg for a start. Start from scratch lad, forget these quick-fix meals in a tin. Still waiting for news of the mermaids.
That kind of thing is ancient thing . years ago my gran used to serve that on toast . There is similar product available a tinned product called a mixed grill
Heinz London Grill was the one Sapper. Remember it? Absolutely tremendous Scran, unfortunately they stopped making it. I would kill for it.!! It had Beans, Sausages, Kidneys & Bacon Bits in a BBQ Style Sauce, bangin on Toast with a fried Egg. Have a great Bank Holiday Brother 👏👏👏👏
Used to go Fishing.Not so much these Day's as i am a Full Time Carer for my Lovely Mum.I used to take just hot water in a flask to make the usual instant Meals.But the Carp Fishing Men and Women used to have all the Kit and Stoves and cook decent food as they are fishing all Day and Night.Some even have TH-cam Channels on what they like to Cook and Eat whilst Fishing
I remember being drunk and scranning one of these right out the tin cold. Was good..Im a strange creature though i quite like eating tinned food cold.. like sphagetti bolognese and ravioli etc.
I've been fasting for years. Don't eat anything until 5/6 in the evening when I have dinner, then have snacks later in the evening (I'm known to have a couple of slices of bacon at 11pm lol). Start again the next day
Hi Mate.What a Cracking Live on Friday night.I fell asleep on my Sofa playing Music after you had finished and woke up with my earbuds still in next morning!!
A tin can is really just a small pressure cooker, so it's not surprising that all the flavours inside merge together and everything tastes the same. Don't get me wrong - cans are great, but better when there's only one ingredient such as peas, or for a food that you might put in a home pressure cooker, like a stew. Just make sure you top up your vitamin C from some other source.
Hi Gareth 👋 love your tee shirt that is such a nice tribute to your wife, hope you and your wife and family are all keeping well sending you all love and prayers 🙏 God bless. Sorry meant to say I love them tins of full money but I wouldn't pay that much for it .
Wife picked up a tin of Heinz beans with sausage and said i fancy these on toast seen the price and said put them back that price is a joke got 2 x tins of unbranded beans n sausage hard to tell the difference tbh and saved 90p
I bort a tin of dosages and beeens from coop and there was nobeens in the tin which at three in the morning on my Nightshift made me somewhat irate and hungry
Had a few of these and the all day breakfast over the years, when you’ve done 8 to 10 hours mid winter in a warehouse with the doors open they taste better than anything from a 5 star restaurant. And talking of all day breakfast you can’t beat the British army one, the bacon bits in beans used to be top notch too, but that one is long off the menu
My wife used to make us "Hotdogs" for Saturday tea its easy to get nice bread rolls and tasty onions but sausages have hit rock bottom they all taste like rubber, "Her indoors" is having trouble finding tasty Lincolnshire or similar sausages. Please do your stuff on finding a decent banger for us Gareth!
Oh it's so good pal. Yes put it on to the second to last darkness setting on toast setting in middle of oven 4 min 45 think it is comes out perfect pal.
I really didn't mind this as an occasional! Was about £1.75 at the time! The price of tinned stuff seems to be rocketing more than other foods!
Dog food is the worst, 2 months ago 24 tins of asda dog food was 9.50 now its 18.50, Greedflation is in full swing. because he banks reckon its only up by 16 percent it just the supermarkets pushing prices up as they see fit.
last week Sainsburys said they made a 5% loss due to keeping prices low......in fact what happened was their profits were down 5% from the previous year due to losing footfall....they made 690million profit instead of 715 million the year before....that isnt loss that just a bit less profits. but thats how they word it.
@@CragScrambler pet food is scarily expensive, I have two rescue cats and it's getting worrying for me to care for them ( I'm on low income
@@nige3801really bad isn’t it. Try pet charity shops, there’s one near me what does food for 30p and it goes out of date dec next year. You could be in luck. 👍🏻
@@Jimbo-90 thanks jimbo! I'm getting chicken for them from a butcher at the mo ( off cuts which I cook, works out a bit cheaper for them and they love it!) Blessings! Box of Go Cat as well lol
@@nige3801 marvellous, we do that as well, good eating all round. Good stuff. 😀
As you say Gareth, it suits a purpose. In my case I view as emergency (well, not quite) rations. When you need something quick and hot and relatively tasty, and a pot noodle won't cut the mustard.
Mind you at the price, you are better off going for your favourite brand of tinned beans and sausages, tbh.
Never ever will I pay 2.25 for a tin of beans with bits of other stuff. Shocking price Great show Gareth
Cheers Di
Absolutely !!
Another £3.25 you could get a proper fry up
@@icouldbewrongicouldberight yeah but the Frey bentos pies are awful. You're basically paying the extra quid for very bad pastry with mush.
@@Matt19matt19 I haven't eaten a frey bentos frisby in decades...I remember they were awful
Your commitment to bring us content never fails to amaze with some of the food your body is exposed to----lol--cheers Gareth.
Really does remind me of my army days. Looked good to me
These are one of my cheap guilty pleasures (or at least they used to be cheap...). I'll usually get a couple of tins when they're on offer and keep them in the cupboard for emergency meals.
Same here. When they were around £1.25 a tin, I used to keep them in the cupboard for a quick lunch on toast, with a poached egg on top.. I certainly wouldn't pay £2.75 for a tin now!
No emergency would induce me to eat that processed muck.
When you add toast, it's a whole meal for less than £3.00.
Yeah I remember buying these for work at £1 from Poundland or pound world and thinking i wouldn't spend any more than this 👍
Yeah they werent worth a quid! To me they smell of dogfood! I think the market for them is when you come home from the pub blind drunk and have an attack of the munchies!
Good god the price of it!!!! Not a chance! Thanks Gareth as always!!
You're welcome
I remember a similar product back in the 80s called London grill , it had pieces of smoked bacon and pieces of either liver or kidney and it was quite tasty on a couple of rounds of toast 😀
Cheers Dave
I've just had one of those this morning..my son thinks I'm a vile creature for eating that stuff and called a tramp lol 😂
Haha
@@BaldFoodieGuy they got a huge calorie count in them mind for the size and quantity.
lmao
Your son is wise
I' had a few of those before, both the All Day Breakfast & Full Monty versions, i think they are OK for a quick snack, last time I bought one they were about £1.25 too.
You can get own brand versions, which are a bit cheaper.
If you heat them in the microwave, make sure you cut the meatballs & sausages in half & cover the container, as they have a tendency to burst & make a mess!
Tried it once, never again. Years ago Crosse & Blackwells made a canned breakfast which had kidney bacon and sausages plus beans, delicious, gradually went downhill then became unavailable, shame really
London grill
@@mrlodwick yes I remember those don't see them nowadays
I've passed these many a time shopping in Tesco, been tempted but price has always put me off. Your review has put my mind at rest that I'd done right thing 😂 Thank you for taking one the team on this one 👏👍
worth watching these videos because to be fair always found him honest
Hunger breaks used to do some other types of meals in a tin but you don’t often find them. I remember that one of them was a chilli con carne and another contained large potato wedges with beans and I think that one of them had mini lamb cutlets(chopped and shaped) and one had mini sausage meat balls filled with chopped eggs. I think that the most that I have paid for one of these tins was about£1:75.
Cheers pal
Seems expensive to me you can buy a tin of value beans and the other ingredients for that price and feed two.
I’m just sitting down to steak and roasties and you get breakfast in a tin.
I know what I prefer.
Roasties are for a roast not steak that's what chips were invented for.
@@kjp1232 I’ve opted for the healthy option.
That brings back memories full Monty I can't believe how expensive it become it used to be £120p a tin a bit salty now for me
Agree 100% Gareth it is processed crap in a tin but I always have one in the cupboard as it does have its place - as a quick feed after several pints in the pub with the addition of 1 teaspoon garlic salt and 1 tablespoon sriracha sauce. Yet another food that should come with a do not eat sober warning.
Processed food isn't necessarily crap; in some cases it can be equally pleasurable as orgasms
Intermittent fasting is so, so good for you. Loads of benefits including weight loss, less inflammation, mental health improvements and so on. You could try the 16:8 option, where you would eat between 12 midday and 8 in the evening. Depending on how you feel you could then try doing 18:6 - only eating between 12 midday and 6 in the evening. It's easier than you think considering you're sleeping for a large chunk of that time. A lot of it is a mental challenge, to not give in to any cravings, but once you get used to it, it becomes quite easy. Drinking plenty of water with added electrolytes is a must. Despite what some people may think, in most cases fasting will actually help increase energy levels - not reduce them. Keep it up and I'm sure you'll be feeling spot on.
Cheers Alex yes was on that last time. I've tried them all, found to be hungry all the time lol
@@BaldFoodieGuyI would say to drink more water and electrolytes when you fast. I drink approx 2.5 to 3 litres of water a day, and there is nothing worse than being hungry and dehydrated. You may always be hungry because you lack protein and fat. Carbs make you crave more carbs (empty calories)
You won't put the weight back on if you change your eating habits for life. After I loose all the weight I need to, I will continue to fast most days as I think it's the most effective method of controlling weight.
@@chewy66 thank you 😊
@@BaldFoodieGuy no problem. I hope you are still spot on :) 😄
Yes intermittent fasting is the best way of getting healthy with the added benefit of weight loss if done right.
Don't eat processed foods when not fasting though or your hunger pangs will come back 10 fold. It's all about what u eat when u break the fast! Can still eat good tasty food but knock off sugar and carbs and you'll feel so much better!
Good video though love your frankness Gareth... thank you x
Used to love the all day breakfast and this..Used to be £1.50 in asda at one time and a quid on rollback!!!..Couldn't warrant paying the pice for em now!
Still £1.50 if you goto the right shop.
Absolutely right these meals serve a purpose for convenience and calorie's Ive never had a breakfast in a tin before I'm sure there's better value for money out there I think if i took this into work on an early shift for breakfast i would be late back to work having to answer a call on the big white telephone Like you say ok in some situations 👍
As it was Full Monty, I thought the sausage would have been bigger.
Only just seen this one and it's from 5 months ago! I do appreciate your honesty, Gareth!
Brilliant review,i have tried this but not for years and I had forgotten so,useful to know again 🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Cheers Glenda
£2.25 for some butchers sausages, a beef cutlet, fresh mushrooms and beans is a bargain...shame you had to eat that shite instead..🤣🤣🤣
Does anyone else including Gareth think all tins should have ringpulls, especially for the elderly or those with arthritis in their hands? Had these before, ok only of there's nowt else in the house 👍
Places like Poland seem to have ringpulls on everything. Meanwhile we still open some tins with a key! Unless, like me, you just use pliers.
Went to ALDI yesterday and not a single can of ALDI beans there, empty hole where they were, words out, thanks to you.
I used to eat these quite often but I always, ALWAYS flavoured it with either HP sauce or Worcestershire sauce. That made it more palatable.
It did get the Full English a few years from my local shop. I enjoyed it, but have never felt the need to buy it again. If I was given a few tins, I'd scoff them
Full Monty Breakfast ? Oh yes a bunch of has beens with tiny sausages
Bit late to the party but recently subscribed and old stuff I missed has started popping up in my feed. I actually really liked these back in the day on a couple of bits of toast but haven't had in a long time but when I did get them I swear on a good day I could pick em up for 2 maybe 3 quid for two tins. They ain't worth 2,25 for 1!
Cheers
A couple of year's ago Tesco was selling them on offer at £1 a tin and i got them for a quick meal at work they was shit then but filled a gap so no way i am paying £2.25 now great review gareth.
Cheers Peter
Couple of years back they were a pound in poundland and B&M.
Meatballs!! Went on a static caravan at Weymouth 50 years ago. Mom and Dad didn’t have much money, so us 3 kids had Campbells meat balls for lunch everyday….. Dad said ‘They’ll fill a little hole….’ 😀
Even 50 years later we still joke about “The Meatballs Holiday!” Happy days.
Cheers Biz
Great night Gareth, nice one mate. The instructions on that tin should read, "Pour contents down the toilet and cut out the middle man !!" 🤮🤮🤮🤮😂😂😂😂
Haha yes mate. Lol I ate the lot haha windy later 😅
@@BaldFoodieGuy 💣💣 💥💥💥 Open a window !!!
A breakfast fry up is a traditional meal that should not be messed with. On a Sunday I go the "full monty" . 2 eggs, 1 sausage, 2 bacon, black pudding, mushrooms, a grilled tomato, fried bread, beans and if I remember to keep the ingredients during the week? A portion of bubble and squeak all with a couple of slices of toast to mop up with. The rest of the week? I may have egg and bacon, maybe egg and sausage, egg on toast, or tomatoes on toast. I've tried this type of meal when I was in Germany. They were a whole lot better. When it said bacon, they meant it, large chunks of what looked like belly pork, nice firm sausages, mushrooms and beans. Well nice for a cold morning on exercise. Good review mate. I was nearly climbing the walls with withdrawal symptoms. 😱🤯😱.
Haha cheers Gerry
Great video as usual. Nice to see end-of-civilisation survival food being reviewed. :) Saying it as you see it - can't argue with the level of non-bias you sustain. Kudos mate. If you want weight loss with no hunger - try Keto. (Helps if you like steak, cheese and bacon!) It'll make your intermittent fasting more endurable.
Cheers pal I do
I always used to take these to festivals, perfectly eatable and saved a fortune on crappy food vans! used to be about £1.50 and had a ring pull!
Not tried that, but I can taste it through the screen , salty beans with heavily processed sausages, just like I ate as a kid , but with a few extra bits of something processed, not knocking it, as you said it serves a purpose.
I love the All Day Breakfast version of these, but the price of them now is crazy. I remember picking these up for £1 at B&M and most supermarkets 'back in the day'
Thanks Gareth, very helpful...
You're welcome
A can of misery,just remember you brought it hahaha😢
Haven't had one of those since my twenties and not in a rush to try again - Remember there were like 2 brands that were slightly different...one was the Full Monty one :)
I haven't seen these for ages,I used to love these. Maybe not so much now at that price.
Well done for calling this out. If it's slop, it's slop - this is what we need to know!
there ok for a quick snack but you have to be hungry wow the price is crazy tho
I've recently had a heart faliure. I don't think there's anyway I'd survive a tin of that 😂😂
I had the duck you reviewed a couple of nights ago and that was fantastic
Oh dear hope your on the mend.
I respect the sincere honesty in reviews. Shocking price for a mediocre product. One to be missed surely.
Cheers pal
been watching the channel forever ..never realized you had a technics stacker next to the door..silver aswell.. lush !
Usually take this or the all day breakfast when i am carp fishing overnight.
Fry some bacon or spam up sling in the same pan. And fast food brekky. Love it 😊
I used to buy this at £1 per tin. I don’t think it’s great but my sons love it!
at the moment at coles australia heinz baked beans are $1.90 for 300g on special save 90 cents usually $2.80 just over a pound.
I didn't realise fish liked sausage and bean things in tins...
When it even looks gross on the tin, u know your in trouble 😅
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couldnt stop laughing, i had had a couple of beers and i'm saying nooo Garerth do you really need to eat this
Better just do bake beans like this. Heat and thicken in a fry pan with some smoked paprika, put it on some toast, cover with grated cheddar, dash of cayenne pepper, and grill until all melted. Best of British!
£2.25 is the standard cost of tinned stuff in Tesco - at the moment. My treat has been their tinned chilli. For ages, £1.50. £2.25 now? No way, when similar quality chilli is available from Aldi and Lidl for much less.
Tesco are pricing themselves out of the market.
The Full Monty - it hits the spot for a quick meal. Once every six months, perhaps 😊
Tesco, Asda and definitely Morrisons are pricing themselves out. I only go in for specific items now. Wouldn't do a full shop in them anymore . I noticed pound stretcher has become extremely costly as well and the shelves always seem to be empty
Aldi every time !!
Rip off merchants, no justification for these price hikes
@@john07973 Heinz tinned soups went from 90p to 1.70 in a short space of time so I stopped buying them as I felt that £1.70 per tin isnt really warranted in my view!
@@joannesaltfleet2071 Have you tried Marks and Spencer soups some of them are £0.60 - £0.70 a can
Hi Gareth from Spain. Looks more like half a tin of Heinz sausages and baked beans for twice the price. As for the bacon, i'm still looking for it. Definitely not the full Monty - there's no fried or poached egg for a start. Start from scratch lad, forget these quick-fix meals in a tin. Still waiting for news of the mermaids.
These tins are full of the cheapest processed stuff that possibly costs about 30p or less to produce it's basically cheap crap in a tin
We know with the cost of living the price of everything as rocketed, these use to be £1.49 at Asda and sometimes on special offer 99p.
Best deal in Canada is baked beans in molasses (or maple syrup) with a piece of pork inside for $0.99c = 60p.
Cheers pal
That kind of thing is ancient thing . years ago my gran used to serve that on toast . There is similar product available a tinned product called a mixed grill
at this point just frying some eggs and having a slice of toast on the side would be cheaper
Heinz London Grill was the one Sapper.
Remember it? Absolutely tremendous Scran, unfortunately they stopped making it.
I would kill for it.!!
It had Beans, Sausages, Kidneys & Bacon Bits in a BBQ Style Sauce, bangin on Toast with a fried Egg.
Have a great Bank Holiday Brother 👏👏👏👏
Cheers brother you too 👍
You can get that tin opener in Wilko. About £5 or maybe more these days
I don't mind the tinned all day breakfasts
i love this tin stuff. Takes me back to a kid .London Grill from Cross and blackwell was a classic
£2,25 for one of those, jesus only £1.60 in our local shop. These are ok when you are hanging they do the job!
before the pandemic they were £1.15 in Tesco
Cheers pal
The full Monty is probably ok if your camping without a cool box
I have the same tin opener got mine from ASDA. When we had a pound shop we used to get these for a pound
Cheers Tom.
Dont old back, say what you feel 😂
Used to go Fishing.Not so much these Day's as i am a Full Time Carer for my Lovely Mum.I used to take just hot water in a flask to make the usual instant Meals.But the Carp Fishing Men and Women used to have all the Kit and Stoves and cook decent food as they are fishing all Day and Night.Some even have TH-cam Channels on what they like to Cook and Eat whilst Fishing
Cheers mate, eat the fish 🐟
@Bald Foodie Guy I did Mate when I used to go Trout Fishing.Nothing Better
I remember being drunk and scranning one of these right out the tin cold. Was good..Im a strange creature though i quite like eating tinned food cold.. like sphagetti bolognese and ravioli etc.
Haha but mine was rice pudding, maybe that's a future episode
I routinely eat all manner of food cold. My motto:
It always reaches body temperature!
@@simonhancock9204 Tinned rice pudding cold is great. I even keep it in the fridge beforehand.
A mate of ours ate tinned rice pudding with a bag of Maltesers mixed in. We tried too. There was no going back!
this used to be a go to when i couldnt be bothered to cook, but like its gone up in price too much now
Hendo's can revive the dead but i think it would struggle with the full monty Gareff.😂
😂😂 I know what you mean! Good entertainment though! 🌭 …. there doesn’t appear to be a sausage imoji available, in the culinary section anyway! 😂
Last time I tried this it was 89p from Asda, must have been a few years ago🤔
I've been fasting for years. Don't eat anything until 5/6 in the evening when I have dinner, then have snacks later in the evening (I'm known to have a couple of slices of bacon at 11pm lol). Start again the next day
Thank you 😊
Can't beat beans on toast topped with cheese
Yummy 😋
Hi Mate.What a Cracking Live on Friday night.I fell asleep on my Sofa playing Music after you had finished and woke up with my earbuds still in next morning!!
Haha cheers Darren. Yes was a great night mate thank you. 😊
Beans on toast with extra bits nice with toast as a quick snack but pricey for what it is but same as lots of things these days 👍
"It's utter garbage let's be honest" 😂 love the summary Gareth.
Cheers pal
Thanks Gareth - Haven't tried one for ages - is there a cheaper variety anywhere?
A tin can is really just a small pressure cooker, so it's not surprising that all the flavours inside merge together and everything tastes the same.
Don't get me wrong - cans are great, but better when there's only one ingredient such as peas, or for a food that you might put in a home pressure cooker, like a stew. Just make sure you top up your vitamin C from some other source.
Nuclear apocalypse food! And camping if you ain't got any mates with burgers! Top stuff!
Hi Gareth 👋 love your tee shirt that is such a nice tribute to your wife, hope you and your wife and family are all keeping well sending you all love and prayers 🙏 God bless. Sorry meant to say I love them tins of full money but I wouldn't pay that much for it .
Thank you 😊
Wife picked up a tin of Heinz beans with sausage and said i fancy these on toast seen the price and said put them back that price is a joke got 2 x tins of unbranded beans n sausage hard to tell the difference tbh and saved 90p
I bort a tin of dosages and beeens from coop and there was nobeens in the tin which at three in the morning on my Nightshift made me somewhat irate and hungry
I've not been back to the UK for some years but can you still buy the tins of London Grill which i thought back in the 70s/80s was great on toast.
London grill is still available, online as well i believe order yourself some.
I used to take them fishing years ago for brekkie they were about a £1 back then.
I know its just me, but, I don’t trust sausages or bits of mystery meat in tins 😅
Love the T.shirt. Not so keen on the tinnedbits
😂😂😂 But it's handy to have in the cupboard.
Spot on indeed!
Had a few of these and the all day breakfast over the years, when you’ve done 8 to 10 hours mid winter in a warehouse with the doors open they taste better than anything from a 5 star restaurant. And talking of all day breakfast you can’t beat the British army one, the bacon bits in beans used to be top notch too, but that one is long off the menu
Had to save this for a hungover breakfast to motivate myself jus to cook my own haha...
My wife used to make us "Hotdogs" for Saturday tea its easy to get nice bread rolls and tasty onions but sausages have hit rock bottom they all taste like rubber, "Her indoors" is having trouble finding tasty Lincolnshire or similar sausages. Please do your stuff on finding a decent banger for us Gareth!
Cheers Kevan
I haven't tried toast in my new Sage cooker, how long did you put it in for?
Oh it's so good pal. Yes put it on to the second to last darkness setting on toast setting in middle of oven 4 min 45 think it is comes out perfect pal.
@@BaldFoodieGuy Cheers, it's the best oven I've had. I will sacrifice a couple of slices later in the interests of research 👍👍