You can use this fruit to kick a craving for something sweet, as well. Again, this is one of those times to scan the ingredient list. Try to avoid buying any nut butters with added sugars, hydrogenated oils or high-fructose corn syrup, Perry said. You just want peanuts and a little salt.

These are smart items to have on hand, Perry said. Canned food to the rescue! These are convenient foods to stock in order to achieve that well-balanced diet. Stock up on things you like, Perry said. Think about the smartest, best types of all your favorites -- and then brainstorm how you can aim for shelf-friendly versions.

This story was first published in It has since been updated. Michelle Ganley, Graham Media Group. In addition, these small bites of protein are fiber-rich, making you feel full and satisfied.

We love beans because there are so many different varieties to choose from. Next time you make hummus , experiment with cannellini beans or black beans instead of chickpeas. Navy beans make superb additions to chilis and stews, and Great Northerns add heft to salads. Beans are also great for thickening soups when mashed and hefty enough to use in veggie burgers.

The healthiest choice for our bodies is to buy fresh vegetables as close to harvesting as possible. But if you've been to a farmer's market lately, you know how expensive that can be.

Now is the perfect time to give canned vegetables a try. Depending on age and gender, the USDA recommends that adults consume 2 to 4 cups of vegetables per day as part of a healthy diet. Canned vegetables help you reach those recommendations by allowing you to always have vegetables within arm's reach.

Plus, you'll be able to worry less about what veggies to serve with dinner when you've got a pantry full of canned vegetables. Corn, peas, carrots, and green beans regularly top lists of popular canned vegetables.

Toss some corn into zesty cowboy caviar , brighten a kale salad with carrots, or use peas as a last-minute addition to fried rice. Green beans add a nutritious touch to soups and don't even consider substituting them for fresh in green bean casserole.

Admittingly, canning can affect the flavor and texture of certain vegetables. If that's the case, try leveling up those canned veggies by roasting them in a hot oven with olive oil and salt. If you've ever anguished over the discovery of spoiled spuds in your kitchen drawer, give canned potatoes a try.

They can easily be substituted for fresh ones, whether a recipe calls for baking, broiling, or frying. Plus, canned potatoes come already peeled and cooked for you , saving you the hassle of having to prep them.

The best part? You can buy them sliced or whole, giving you more cooking options and saving you even more time. You and your wallet will love how easy canned potatoes are to use instead of fresh ones. You can eat them straight from the can, although we recommend applying seasonings and heat first.

During the holidays, canned sweet potatoes are a lifesaver and make the best candied side dish. Drain and empty the sweet potatoes into a small baking dish.

Dab with a generous amount of butter, sprinkle with brown sugar, salt, and vanilla, then bake at degrees Fahrenheit until bubbly and heated through. Use canned potatoes to make the fastest, easiest potato salad ever.

Or, pan-fry them in olive oil and garlic when you're at a loss for a tasty side dish. Give them a try. We're confident they'll soon become a staple in your pantry.

One of the most versatile shelf-stable foods, canned tomatoes are a pantry essential. They're easy to cook with, preserved at their prime, and just as nutritious as fresh. Their concentrated flavor, bright color, and juiciness make them great for pasta dishes, soups, and warming stews.

You can use them in everything from marinara sauce and eggplant Parmesan to jambalaya and chili. Don't get us wrong, fresh tomatoes rock our world, but the sweetest, most succulent ones are only available during summer. And while you wouldn't put canned tomatoes on a salad, they're perfect for quick sauces, curries, and chilis.

Thanks to canned tomatoes, you can enjoy the bright flavor of tomatoes all year long. Many different brands of canned tomatoes are available and come in all sorts of forms. Whether diced, crushed, or whole, canned tomatoes can be used in everything from simple sauces to heartier dishes like chicken cacciatore.

Plus, according to Healthline , tomatoes are a terrific source of the antioxidant lycopene, which is associated with a lower risk of illnesses like heart disease and certain cancers. Picked at peak ripeness, canned fruit lets you enjoy seasonal fruit, like peaches and pears, throughout the year. Look for fruit packed in juice with no artificial color, and serve canned fruit as is, over yogurt, blended into a smoothie, or over pancakes.

Canned fruit can also be used in baked goods. If you're a baker, you know the secret to any good carrot cake is canned, crushed pineapple. Prefer drinking over baking? Swap your sweetener for canned fruit in your next cocktail. Muddle some canned peaches into your next Old Fashioned for a tantalizing, fruity beverage that will leave you warm and cozy.

One of our favorite canned fruits is pumpkin. It's a phenomenal product to always have on hand in your pantry, and if you've ever tried making pumpkin purée from scratch, you likely agree. It has virtually no fat, sodium, or added sugar, and despite popular belief, you can use canned pumpkin for more than just pie.

Pumpkin adds sweet wholesomeness to banana bread and turns pancakes into moist, flavorful breakfast yumminess. Tuna from a can is high in protein, low in fat, and a great source of healthy omega-3 essential fatty acids.

The American Heart Association and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that adults eat two 3. But for many people who don't live near the ocean, fresh fish isn't readily available. Canned tuna allows them to include fish in their diets easily — and cheaply.

Tuna fish is one of the most popular canned food items out there. Undoubtedly, a can of tuna is sitting in almost everyone's kitchen pantry. And while it's great for making quick lunch sandwiches, there are many other creative ways to use this healthful protein.

Pop open a tin of tuna and mix it into a hot, baked, cheesy casserole that feeds crowds. Or, dress up pasta with tuna chunks, olives, and feta cheese for a Mediterranean-inspired meal. Our favorite way to use canned tuna? Blended with herbs, seasonings, and eggs, then rolled in breadcrumbs, these tender tuna cakes will turn "Fish Friday" into your family's favorite day of the week.

When cooler weather rolls around, you'll be glad you stocked up on canned soups. They're quick to prepare and can be easily customized to your tastes by adding other ingredients, like noodles, vegetables, or beans. Canned soups get a bad rap for being high in sodium and made with thickeners high in fat and calories, like egg yolks, cream, and cornstarch.

We don't deny this, so look for soups labeled low or reduced sodium, low-fat, and organic. Stick to tomato, lentil, and vegetable soups while veering away from creamy chowders and bisques. You'll enjoy a comforting, nutritious meal while staying hydrated if you make good choices. Pro tip: If you're not yet sold on canned soup, view it as a starting point.

Try adding spices, pressed garlic, or fresh herbs. Or, stir in a handful of shredded cheese, leftover rice, or fresh protein, like tofu or shredded chicken. Our favorite add-in?

Swirled into almost any canned soup, pesto adds a dimension of flavor that's hard to beat. Making chili from scratch has a level of enjoyment and satisfaction. But if you're short on time, canned chili is a delicious, affordable alternative.

It's a meal-in-a-can perfect for a busy weeknight dinner. You can serve canned chili in various ways, including straight from the can. Enjoy it warmed up with cornbread or smothered over a steaming baked potato, crisp nachos, or golden french fries.

If it needs some pizazz, add homemade chili seasoning to give it the upgrade you want. Remember, chili also makes a superb, satisfying filling for tacos, burritos, and hollowed bell peppers. If canned chili on its own doesn't float your boat, use it as a base and add fresh ingredients — like cilantro and jalapeño — for bright flavor.

Or, sauté those green peppers in your vegetable drawer that have been creeping past their prime, then mix them into canned chili for some serious crunch. With a few simple additions, you'll have a nourishing weeknight meal that tastes homemade. There are many canned chili options for all sorts of diets: vegetarian, meat, and no-bean, to name a few.

As with other canned items, consider buying low-sodium. We get it. Canned luncheon meat isn't for everyone. But if your bank account is the lowest it's been in months, this affordable, shelf-stable food might be what you need.

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And while it's great for making quick lunch sandwiches, there are many other creative ways to use this healthful protein.

Pop open a tin of tuna and mix it into a hot, baked, cheesy casserole that feeds crowds. Or, dress up pasta with tuna chunks, olives, and feta cheese for a Mediterranean-inspired meal.

Our favorite way to use canned tuna? Blended with herbs, seasonings, and eggs, then rolled in breadcrumbs, these tender tuna cakes will turn "Fish Friday" into your family's favorite day of the week. When cooler weather rolls around, you'll be glad you stocked up on canned soups.

They're quick to prepare and can be easily customized to your tastes by adding other ingredients, like noodles, vegetables, or beans. Canned soups get a bad rap for being high in sodium and made with thickeners high in fat and calories, like egg yolks, cream, and cornstarch.

We don't deny this, so look for soups labeled low or reduced sodium, low-fat, and organic. Stick to tomato, lentil, and vegetable soups while veering away from creamy chowders and bisques.

You'll enjoy a comforting, nutritious meal while staying hydrated if you make good choices. Pro tip: If you're not yet sold on canned soup, view it as a starting point. Try adding spices, pressed garlic, or fresh herbs.

Or, stir in a handful of shredded cheese, leftover rice, or fresh protein, like tofu or shredded chicken. Our favorite add-in? Swirled into almost any canned soup, pesto adds a dimension of flavor that's hard to beat.

Making chili from scratch has a level of enjoyment and satisfaction. But if you're short on time, canned chili is a delicious, affordable alternative. It's a meal-in-a-can perfect for a busy weeknight dinner.

You can serve canned chili in various ways, including straight from the can. Enjoy it warmed up with cornbread or smothered over a steaming baked potato, crisp nachos, or golden french fries. If it needs some pizazz, add homemade chili seasoning to give it the upgrade you want. Remember, chili also makes a superb, satisfying filling for tacos, burritos, and hollowed bell peppers.

If canned chili on its own doesn't float your boat, use it as a base and add fresh ingredients — like cilantro and jalapeño — for bright flavor. Or, sauté those green peppers in your vegetable drawer that have been creeping past their prime, then mix them into canned chili for some serious crunch.

With a few simple additions, you'll have a nourishing weeknight meal that tastes homemade. There are many canned chili options for all sorts of diets: vegetarian, meat, and no-bean, to name a few.

As with other canned items, consider buying low-sodium. We get it. Canned luncheon meat isn't for everyone. But if your bank account is the lowest it's been in months, this affordable, shelf-stable food might be what you need.

Luncheon meats contain meat, water, and curing ingredients salt and nitrates. Fat, spices, and additives are sometimes also present. As you may have guessed, luncheon meats are high in calories, so eat them sparingly. Nevertheless, keeping a few cans in your pantry is worth it for creating cost-effective meals.

There are some fantastic ways to use luncheon meats. Because it's pre-cooked and a breeze to slice evenly, luncheon meats are great for layering in sandwiches or cutting into cubes for ramen soup, fried rice, and stir-fries. We love it cut into strips, pan-seared, and wrapped in soft tortillas with a chipotle cabbage slaw for epic tacos.

And it's the perfect salty protein needed in our weekend morning hashes. We couldn't talk about luncheon meat without mentioning Spam. It's one of the most polarizing brands — people either love or detest it. But, whichever side you're on, its cultural status can't be denied. Hormel Foods introduced Spam to the masses in as inexpensive meat, a much-welcome product during the Great Depression.

Spam continued to grow in popularity during World War II because its long shelf life allowed it to be shipped to military troops across the country. To this day, Spam remains a budget-friendly food worldwide and a staple in Hawaii.

Pasta sauce is a handy food to keep in your pantry so you can enjoy quick and easy Italian dishes. Heat the sauce in a pot while your pasta cooks, and you'll have a tasty meal in less than 10 minutes.

And though it likely won't win a culinary award anytime soon, canned pasta sauce has its purposes, like feeding hungry kiddos, taking on RV trips, or stocking up for emergency preparedness. We're aware that canned pasta sauce can be pretty bland.

Fortunately, there are easy ways to improve its flavor by adding other ingredients, like fresh basil, red pepper flakes, and fresh garlic. Or, stir in some dried oregano and a pinch of sugar and use it as pizza sauce. Pro tip: Allow the pasta sauce to simmer on the stovetop for 5 to 10 minutes before tossing it with cooked pasta.

The added cook time allows the sauce to thicken and flavors to concentrate for that same richness found in homemade sauces. A pantry essential for home cooks, canned broth is a savory base used in countless dishes.

You can steep broth with herbs and white wine to use as a flavorful poaching liquid for fish. Or, turn the broth into a satisfying soup by adding a protein and grain, like chicken and rice.

And when used to scrape up browned bits left in a pan after searing meat, broth makes a superb base for pan gravies and stews. Canned broth is a terrific source of vitamins, minerals, and fluid to fight everyday ailments like colds and flu.

Look to canned corn for a similar amount of nutrients to the fresh stuff, plus extra convenience, cost savings, no shucking, and no cooking. In fact, when comparing to preserved and fresh corn, researchers found eating canned corn offers more vitamins per calorie than the frozen alternative while still being about half the cost of fresh corn.

Additionally, the same comparison found that canned vegetables often contain fiber that's more soluble, or useful to the body, when contrasted against their fresh counterparts.

Plus, if you're vegan and want a dairy-free creamed corn dish, canned is the way to go for you, too; most canned cream corn is actually vegan-friendly , as it's made with no dairy whatsoever.

Still don't like the taste of canned corn despite all the above benefits? You might want to try leveling up your canned corn with a few cloves of fresh garlic. Just add some garlic near the end of your cooking process, or marinate your corn kernels with oil, salt, and minced garlic before cooking.

Want to give your next meal a bit more zest? Add in a sprinkling of green chiles, which as available in small portion sizes, already diced, and ready to go.

Plus, canned green chiles are cheap, easy to add to just about any dish, and won't languish away in your produce drawer like fresh chiles will. Additionally, unlike fresh chiles that may only be available seasonally, green chiles are ready to go whenever you are.

Add them to dips, egg dishes, sauces, soups, nachos, mac 'n cheese — your options are varied. Plus, as you shop for green chiles, you'll notice they're labeled for their different heat levels, so you can pick your preferred level of spice.

However, before you load up on enough canned green chiles to last for a few years, it's worth noting that they can really vary from brand to brand. It's wise to find a brand you like before stocking up. As a Cook's Illustrated taste test pointed out, even when comparing a selection of green chiles all labeled "mild," the flavors varied wildly, from zingy to spicy to peppery.

The texture also differs from brand to brand, from more of a chile mush to clearly defined chopped chile pieces. If you're overlooking canned fruit when stocking your pantry, you're missing out. While you might be more likely to use up a collection of canned beans or canned soup as you go about making your family's favorite meals, canned fruit might take a little longer.

But, that hardly makes it any less worthwhile. In fact, even if you don't really care to snack on fruit from a can, you might find that you just love peaches, pears, fruit salad, and all the rest once you learn a few handy hacks.

First, consider adding some lime or lemon juice to your make canned fruit taste better. The citrus notes will add an extra-bright flavor and help liven it up if it seems a little worse for wear.

Juice can also help cut the sweetness if you find canned fruit a little on the cloying side. If, though, you want more sweetness, not less, there's a canned fruit hack for that , too. Just add some homemade simple syrup to the mix for a touch of sweetness — no high-fructose corn syrup required.

If you want to get extra-fancy, you can chop up some fresh herbs, like mint or basil, and toss that in as well.

Canned pumpkin may be relegated to the fall months but that should end. Pumpkin is a magnificent fruit that deserves a place in your pantry regardless of whether or not the homegrown gourd is in season.

For true canned pumpkin and not just a mix of winter squashes , look for cans labeled pumpkin puree. Will you notice a difference between canned and fresh pumpkin? For sure, especially because you won't be spending an hour or longer cutting, cleaning, de-stringing, de-seeding, roasting, and then pureeing a single pumpkin.

Canned pumpkin is one food that definitely wins out over the fresh alternative. If you still don't quite care for canned pumpkin puree, though, there are a few things you can do to upgrade pumpkin puree , no matter what you're making.

You can roast the puree on a baking sheet to deepen the pumpkin flavor. For a smoother texture, just strain the puree, and smooth it through a colander. Don't really use coconut milk in your cooking all that often? Now's the time to start.

Coconut milk can be swapped out with dairy for vegan-friendly takes on your favorite recipes. It can also tone down the heat level in spicier dishes while enhancing texture and thickening soups and sauces.

When cooking with coconut milk, you'll notice many recipes won't call for you to use the entire can. While you can feasibly store coconut milk in the can in the fridge, it's best to transfer the milk to an airtight glass or plastic container instead to preserve the milk's quality and flavor.

Otherwise, when cooking with coconut milk , make sure to buy the right kind for your intended use: sweetened or unsweetened, light or full fat. Additionally, always make sure to shake or stir the can before adding the milk to your recipe, as the milk separates into two layers while stored.

Otherwise, sardines are a great source of omega-3s and chock full of vitamin B12, which can help with nerve function and brain heath. What do you like best? Beans are a smart choice for people who are vegetarian, vegan or who follow plant-based diets.

You can cook the beans, of course, but if you lose power, you can eat them as is, as well. You can use this fruit to kick a craving for something sweet, as well. Again, this is one of those times to scan the ingredient list. Try to avoid buying any nut butters with added sugars, hydrogenated oils or high-fructose corn syrup, Perry said.

You just want peanuts and a little salt.

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