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Article: Is the tin god of the kitchen cupboard about to fall off the shelf?(News)

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Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
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October 19, 2004
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Byline: By Aled Blake Western Mail

As Sainsbury announces plans to stop selling tomatoes in tins, Aled Blake asks if we are falling out of love with the can?

YOU are tired and hungry - it's been a long hard day in work.

There is not much food in the fridge and it would take too long for you to be bothered to prepare it anyway.

So what do you reach for to get a healthy, balanced, decent meal that can be prepared in minutes?

How about opening a favourite tin that's been in the cupboard for months but tastes as fresh as the day it ...

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