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OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
Cleaning my kitchen cabinet I came across a moderately old can of Delmomte "Whole leaf spinach". Also Delmonte cans marked instead "Made with fresh cut leaf spinach". Is this the same thing? The listed ingredients are the same: Spinach, water, salt. The newer can includes after "salt", "(for flavor)". Also the old can had slightly greater diameter and was labeled "Net Wt. 15 oz. *Wt. of spinach 10 oz." The newer can just said "Net wt. 13 1/2 oz. (383g)" So we get less info than before. I presume because Delmonte volunteered the extra info before and now says exactly what the law requires and no more. I'm not complaining. I'm sure there are many places where the new rules make labeling less or not misleading. But untended consequences, it mad a quality brand less informative, I think. Anyhow, maybe you can assume the spinach in your can of spinach is only 2/3rd of the whole weight. OTOH, doesn't water weigh more than the same volume of spinach? **Date is not that important but it has microwave instructions, but no mention of their web address. No open date like now, just 9051A 4747 |
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OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
mm wrote:
OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach Cleaning my kitchen cabinet I came across a moderately old can of Delmomte "Whole leaf spinach". Also Delmonte cans marked instead "Made with fresh cut leaf spinach". Is this the same thing? The listed ingredients are the same: Spinach, water, salt. The newer can includes after "salt", "(for flavor)". I suspect that one is made from big leaves with the ribs removed- and one from small ones. Called 'Baby Spinach' in our fresh-food aisle. -snip- Anyhow, maybe you can assume the spinach in your can of spinach is only 2/3rd of the whole weight. OTOH, doesn't water weigh more than the same volume of spinach? And the liquid now holds much of the nutrients. Fresh or frozen is my choice for spinach. Haven't had a can of it in ages. Jim |
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OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
Jim Elbrecht wrote the following:
mm wrote: OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach Cleaning my kitchen cabinet I came across a moderately old can of Delmomte "Whole leaf spinach". Also Delmonte cans marked instead "Made with fresh cut leaf spinach". Is this the same thing? The listed ingredients are the same: Spinach, water, salt. The newer can includes after "salt", "(for flavor)". I suspect that one is made from big leaves with the ribs removed- and one from small ones. Called 'Baby Spinach' in our fresh-food aisle. or chopped spinach. -snip- Anyhow, maybe you can assume the spinach in your can of spinach is only 2/3rd of the whole weight. OTOH, doesn't water weigh more than the same volume of spinach? And the liquid now holds much of the nutrients. Fresh or frozen is my choice for spinach. Haven't had a can of it in ages. Jim -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY In the original Orange County. Est. 1683 To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
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OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
On 1/30/2011 9:57 AM, Jim Elbrecht wrote:
wrote: OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach Cleaning my kitchen cabinet I came across a moderately old can of Delmomte "Whole leaf spinach". Also Delmonte cans marked instead "Made with fresh cut leaf spinach". Is this the same thing? The listed ingredients are the same: Spinach, water, salt. The newer can includes after "salt", "(for flavor)". I suspect that one is made from big leaves with the ribs removed- and one from small ones. Called 'Baby Spinach' in our fresh-food aisle. -snip- Anyhow, maybe you can assume the spinach in your can of spinach is only 2/3rd of the whole weight. OTOH, doesn't water weigh more than the same volume of spinach? And the liquid now holds much of the nutrients. Fresh or frozen is my choice for spinach. Haven't had a can of it in ages. Jim What would Popeye say? :-0 TDD |
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OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach
On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 11:03:30 -0500, willshak
wrote: Jim Elbrecht wrote the following: mm wrote: OT Whole leaf spinach versus Made with fresh cut leaf spinach Cleaning my kitchen cabinet I came across a moderately old can of Delmomte "Whole leaf spinach". Also Delmonte cans marked instead "Made with fresh cut leaf spinach". Is this the same thing? The listed ingredients are the same: Spinach, water, salt. The newer can includes after "salt", "(for flavor)". I suspect that one is made from big leaves with the ribs removed- and one from small ones. Called 'Baby Spinach' in our fresh-food aisle. or chopped spinach. Well, I 'm glad I posted before I opened the cans. I'll keep my eyes open for these differences (and my mouth). Personally, I still think they are same and labeling requirements have been imposed. Maybe I'll eat part of one can and then open the other can. Maybe I'll spread the spinach out in two rows on a plate and check them out. -snip- Anyhow, maybe you can assume the spinach in your can of spinach is only 2/3rd of the whole weight. OTOH, doesn't water weigh more than the same volume of spinach? And the liquid now holds much of the nutrients. I always drink the liquid that comes with vegetables, no matter how packaged. Well, beets are an exception, so almost always. Fresh or frozen is my choice for spinach. Haven't had a can of it in ages. I eat frozen too a lot, but I still like canned spinach and canned corn. The other vegetables I don't eat much in cans. (or from cans!) Jim |
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