Canwich, Anyone?

[old Grump]

Well I have made bread in a coffee can but I think I lost the recipe about a hundred years ago, It was a camping thing to do with the scouts. Somehow I think that was better than this.

[slamfire51]

I've tried both Castleberry items..once.
Really not what I'd eat on a regular basis.

But, in a bug out situation, taking the time to make a PB&J sandwich would be too time consuming even for a grown up to prepare. PB&J in a can and other canned products would be stowed and ready to go just for this situation.

[sniper_n_training]

While it sounds a bit on the unbelievable side, if it were a real product, I would be up to try it

[gpwasr10]

Ohhhh shit man, I have opend one of those in real life when I worked at a Grocery Store.... the second it hit the table, it like... disintigrated... it looked like the alien autopsy... fucking awful

[El Jefe]

Ohhhh shit man, I have opend one of those in real life when I worked at a Grocery Store.... the second it hit the table, it like... disintigrated... it looked like the alien autopsy... fucking awful

[00RedZX-6R]

When I worked at the grocery store, there was teh same 4 cans on the shelf for years. ONe day one of the cans was gone, I have no idea if someone actually bought it or an employeee did the same thing you did.

[O.S.O.K.]

Ohhhh shit man, I have opend one of those in real life when I worked at a Grocery Store.... the second it hit the table, it like... disintigrated... it looked like the alien autopsy... fucking awful

I have several cans of Sweet Sue's version of this. Figured it for chicken and dumplings... or soup or chicken casarole or somethin. Not to eat like a roasted chicken or anything.... basically just canned chicken...