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One of the greatest attributes of canned food is that most products are inexpensive.
According to Fox News, expired dates vary with acidity, so high acid foods like tomatoes will
last about 18 months, while low acid foods can be stored up to five years. No matter what grocery
store you go to, you'll find a wide range of cheap canned products to purchase, and Walmart
is no different. As one of the largest store chains in the world, it is only natural they have
a huge offering of canned foods, many of them are delicious to serve at any meal. To help you out,
we're highlighting canned foods you should avoid the next time you go to Walmart.
Progresso Light Beef Pot Roast Soup One review on the Walmart website writes
that the soup is more like "A weak broth with a couple tiny chunks of grisly meat
that look like cat food and a few tiny vegetables which is very few."
Other reviews back this claim up, noting that this product tries too hard to remain light
at the expense of a good soup. There are so many canned foods out there,
so if you come across this failed attempt at a pot roast soup, we suggest you skip it.
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Campbell's Chunky Soup: Baked Potato with Steak & Cheese When you think of good soups, it's hard to
forget the iconic red and white can of Campbell's. From chicken noodle to tomato soup, Campbell's has
had our backs for over 150 years, according to their website. There's nothing that pairs as well
with a grilled cheese sandwich on a cold rainy day! With so many amazing soups to offer, there
are bound to be a few less appetizing options. Campbell's Chunky Soup, Baked Potato with Steak &
Cheese proves this, and if you ever come across it at Walmart, we suggest choosing a different soup.
Del Monte Fruit Cocktail in Heavy Syrup The first can you should leave off your shopping
list is Del Monte Fruit Cocktail in Heavy Syrup. A cold, colorful cocktail is a fun and refreshing
drink to have when out with friends, but that's not the kind of cocktail you'll find here. Del
Monte's Fruit Cocktail is a can of mixed fruits such as cherries, pineapples, peaches, grapes,
and pears, which are all coated in heavy syrup. The website describes the product as "ideal for a
fruit snack, side dish, or fruit salad recipe," and it is branded as having no preservatives.
Sweet Sue Chicken & Dumplings Like many foods on this list,
chicken and dumplings are a comforting dish that we'd never pass up on the opportunity
to indulge in. It's difficult to mess up such a warm and tender meal, so imagine our excitement
when we found a can of Sweet Sue Chicken & Dumplings at Walmart. This bright blue product
is labeled as America's Favorite, though we might have to disagree with that claim.
One of the most well-known canned foods is, of course, canned beans. In Spoon University's list
of canned items to help you survive a zombie apocalypse, canned baked beans were among
the best options to have in stock. You don't have to limit yourself to baked beans though,
as there are many styles to choose from. The contents of the can primarily consist of cooked
pinto beans and water, with a little spice, chili pepper, salt, and other ingredients.
Great Value French Style Green Beans No Thanksgiving meal is complete without
some green vegetables, and green beans make a perfect pairing with turkey and mac and cheese.
If you were hoping to serve canned green beans, steer clear of Great Value French Style Green
Beans from Walmart. Once again, this is another Great Value canned product that should be avoided.
While this item is certainly cheap at only fifty cents on the store website, even the color of
the labeling on the can is off-putting enough to push someone away from these green beans.
So, which foods do you ever try? Please, be careful
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