Just curious

[Sandstorm495]

Scott H is repeating what he believes. There is nothing wrong in that, but not everyone agrees. I personally would say that frozen is no better than canned, but that's just my opinion.

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

Scott H is repeating what he believes. There is nothing wrong in that, but not everyone agrees. I personally would say that frozen is no better than canned, but that's just my opinion.

No, not as long as it's not stated as fact.

Saying "canned foods have NO nutrition" isn't exactly presenting "a belief" so much as making a factual claim

We are all connected to the largest informational database in the history of mankind, and in just a few minutes can find TRUE answers to most anything at all

It's worth taking the time to learn reality, and not "belief"

 

[Sandstorm495]

That's their opinion.

Canned foods to have nutrition in them, but their nutrition value isn't nearly as high as fresh foods (depending on what the food are).
Please take the time to have a look at this article.
http://www.fitday.com/fitness-artic...utrients-proscons-of-canned-vegetables.html#b

IS this reality or belief?

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

Quote: It's partly misinformation, since it contradicts another one of their articles I linked to in Post #10
:
http://www.fitday.com/fitness-articles/nutrition/vitamins-minerals/vitamins-in-veggies-fresh-vs-canned-vs-frozen.html

They seem to be just filling pages more than sticking to absolute facts

Quote: People are free to have any opinion they like.
Having it doesn't make it TRUE, and repeating it doesn't change reality

 

[Sandstorm495]

People are free to have any opinion they like.
Having it doesn't make it TRUE, and repeating it doesn't change reality

I'll remember that.

And how do you know that your link is correct?

 

[Scott H]

Bear Foot Farm seems to have grabbed a hold of this like a terrier. I wasn't going by any website but a can in front of my face. Vitamin A 0%....Vitamin C 0%....no other vitamins listed.. you do get 2% of your iron. ... wow. And the protein is still there. And of course you can't cook the fiber out of it. Now if you can your own corn it may be far more nutritious.
Go waste some of your money on a can of corn and read for yourself. If there was any vitamins in it I'm sure they would be listed on the label.
You can catch Kokanee with canned corn on a wedding ring set up though. ....
To the OP, yes you can feed canned corn to your chickens. ... good way to get rid of it.

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

I'll remember that.

And how do you know that your link is correct?

It matches most other data.
I've never seen anything REAL that says "canned foods have NO nutrition"
Have you?

 

[Sandstorm495]

Quote: No. But neither did I say that canned foods have no nutrition in them. I actually stated (Post 13) that canned foods do have nutrition in them.

 

[tcmstalcup]

Back on topic-yes, they can eat canned corn. A local small food pantry sometimes gives me canned food that is outdated and they don't want to distribute to people. I am grateful for the supplemental food. Of course this is in addition to their usual well balanced ration.

 

[Bear Foot Farm]

Bear Foot Farm seems to have grabbed a hold of this like a terrier. I wasn't going by any website but a can in front of my face. Vitamin A 0%....Vitamin C 0%....no other vitamins listed.. you do get 2% of your iron. ... wow. And the protein is still there. And of course you can't cook the fiber out of it. Now if you can your own corn it may be far more nutritious.
Go waste some of your money on a can of corn and read for yourself. If there was any vitamins in it I'm sure they would be listed on the label.
You can catch Kokanee with canned corn on a wedding ring set up though. ....
To the OP, yes you can feed canned corn to your chickens. ... good way to get rid of it.

Nope.
Just carrying on a conversation, and trying to stick to facts instead of misinformation
Vitamins aren't the only "nutrition" in food

If it's so"bad" though, why do you have a can?