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02-03-2015 02:23 AM
02-03-2015 03:44 AM
I just looked on Amazon for B&M Brown Bread. It is still being made and one description said to use it in an emergency survival food kit. It was kind of expensive on Amazon, but I wonder what stores would carry it?
P.S. Vermont Country Store has two cans for $10.90, not including shipping and handling if you are interested.
02-03-2015 03:51 AM
I second Trader Joes Hobo bread. They brought it in as a holiday offering a couple years ago, It was so sought after and popular they made it a regular staple! It is in their bread section, by the muffins and zucchini breads
02-03-2015 03:51 AM
This thread has me ready to buy the cheapest coffee in a can I can find, just to get the cans
I have a Keurig and even if I used the coffee in the My K Cup, the brand I would use, and I think all better brands, come in a plastic can. Seems only the cheap stuff still comes in a metal can
02-03-2015 03:56 AM
This thread also has me remembering when I was a kid, my mom used to bake all our bread, and some of it was baked in 3lb coffee cans. Maybe she did not have enough loaf pans??
The coffee cans came from a company called Jewel Tea and was delivered to our door by a door to door salesman. Anyone else remember the Jewel Tea man?
02-03-2015 04:29 AM
02-03-2015 07:30 AM
On 2/2/2015 GrailSeeker said:I remember a recipe similar to this. It was called Boston Brown Bread and baked in a tin can.
this is what my mom and gram use to get and just a few months ago I saw it in the grocery store and picked up a can. This sure brought back a lot of good memories. We use to slice it thin than put a little bit of butter on it. It was good with a cup of coffee or tea.
02-03-2015 08:24 AM
I bought a Hobo bread made in a can at the gift shop in Greenfield Village last fall when we were there.
They said it is made there in the kitchens. Delish!! Just like I remember it from years ago..
I had forgotten all about it up until then.
02-03-2015 08:42 AM
02-03-2015 08:42 AM
Maybe this is OCD, but cans have chemicals in the lining that can leach into food under heat- Although this is cute idea, I don't think it is healthy-
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