Mealtime.org Takes You Behind the Scenes with 'Canned Food from Field to Table'
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Canned food is one of the most versatile options for creating affordable, quick and healthy meals especially during colder months. But common misperceptions persist about the canning process. Within hours of harvesting, top quality fruits and vegetables are simply and naturally preserved for convenience and year-round availability, so you can enjoy tropical fruit even during the cold days of winter. Cans are also one of the safest and most recyclable forms of packaging available. Watch "Canned Food From Field to Table" to get the facts from the people who grow, pack, recommend and cook with canned foods.
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/mealtime/41496/
Meet the Experts
Learn the real story of canned food from the people behind the cans, at every step along the way, from the farm to the table.
Watch the Video
Watch how canned foods are picked and packed at the peak of freshness...without preservatives. Learn about the process, nutritional character and inherent value of canned fruits and veggies. View the entire virtual briefing here.
Kitchen Countdown: Easy Recipes by the Numbers
These ten recipes all have one thing in common: they feature 1 pot; 5 ingredients; cost 10 dollars or less; take 15 minutes or less to prepare and have 400 calories or less per serving...literally counting down to healthy meals in minutes.
Essential Kitchen Toolkit
Mealtime.org's Essential Kitchen Toolkit contains the ingredients to help make the most chaotic kitchen run smoother. Check out the resource that Family Circle magazine called "the Cliff's Notes version of home economics class."
200 Years of Canning
Find out why canning has been one of the safest, most reliable forms of food packaging for more than 200 years.
Receive Easy Recipes Right in Your Inbox
Sign up to receive Mealtime.org's monthly CANnection e-mail featuring the latest recipes, cooking tips, news and more.
SOURCE Canned Food Alliance
Share this article