HotCans
Self-heating cans of yumminess
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Hot and steamy!
Despite sounding like a chain of dodgy lap dancing clubs, these amazing 400g tins of yumminess contain delicious ready meals that heat up, as if by magic, when you crack ‘em open. No hob, campfire or washing up liquid required.
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Place can onto lid |
Pierce outer jacket with included key |
Open can and wait 12 minutes |
Scott scoffing sausages. Scrumptious!
Of course this whole exercise would be completely pointless if the grub was gopping, but HotCan recipes are really rather delish. We’re not talking haute cuisine but they’re certainly up there with your better quality ready meals. What’s more HotCans are suitably calorific and nutritionally balanced, so as well as satisfying all you outdoorsy types, they put sandwiches, Pot Doodahs and rival so-called fast food to shame. Pizza Yuck and Unlucky Fried Deadthing? No thanks.
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Beef Casserole |
Vegetable Chilli |
Sausages and Beans |
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Sausages & Beans
- Nutritional Information:
- Typical Values per 100g
- Energy 453kj/107kcal
- Protein 4.9g
- Carbohydrate 15.2g of which sugars 3.5g
- Fat 3.0g of which saturates 1.0g
- Fibre 0.1g
- Sodium 400mg
- Salt 0.9g
- QUID meat content 16%
- Weight: 400g e
- Ingredients:
- Beans (35%), Water, Pork and Chicken Sausages (16%) (Cured Pork (5%), Chicken (4%), Water, Pea Starch, Salt, Potato Starch, Soya Protein Concentrate, Spice Extracts, Sugar, Stabiliser; Diphosphates, Preservative: Sodium Nitrite), Tomato Puree, Sugar, Modified Maize Starch, Salt, Onion Powder, Paprika, Flavouring.
- Allergy Advice:
- Contains Soya.
- Nutritional Information:
- Typical Values per 100g
- Energy 269kj/64kcal
- Protein 5.8g
- Carbohydrate 6.3g of which sugars 1.6g
- Fat 1.7g of which saturates 0.6g
- Fibre 0.9g
- Sodium 400mg
- Salt 0.9g
- QUID meat content 24%
- Weight: 400g e
- Ingredients:
- Vegetables (40%) (Potato, Carrot, Onion, Celery), Water, Beef (24%), Modified Maize Starch, Soy Sauce, Tomato Puree, Beef Stock Concentrate, Salt, Worcestershire Sauce, Wheat Flour, Colour: Plain Caramel; Black Pepper
- Allergy Advice:
- Contains Wheat, Gluten, Celery and Fish
- Nutritional Information:
- Typical Values per 100g
- Fat 2.7g
- Protein 8.6g
- Carbohydrate 20.4g
- Dietary Fibre 9.0g
- Energy 570kj/135kcal
- Weight: 400g e
- Ingredients:
- Water, Beans (Haricot and Red Kidney), Vegetables (Carrot and Green Beans), Tomato Puree, Vinegar, Sunflower Oil, Wheat Flour, Raw Cane Sugar, Onion Powder, Red and Green Pepper, Seasoning and Salt.
- Allergy Advice
- Suitable for vegetarians.
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"Move over Pot Noodle!"The People - Sep '09
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Festi food is about £5 a meal anyway, and is way more unhealthy than these! I'm glad I'm not friends with these tight reviewers!Nicola Thropp, Lincoln - Sep '09
Are these cans one shot, or can you use reverse magic so they can be used to heat up other things afterwards?Mike, Luton - Nov '09
Firebox says: Just the once Mike, although that would be awesome.
Does it have a spoon with it?? ^_^.Sophy McNeill, Droitwich - Oct '09
Firebox says: Yep - comes with a spoon!
How do they heat up?Scott, Uk - Oct '09
Firebox says: Magic.
Brought the beans and sauasage one to keep in the car for emergencys, went to sorting office to pick it up, on the way home got a flat tyre, deemed it a emergency so cracked open the beans and sausages, does what it says and didnt taste to bad at all, will defo get some more and think will make good presey for outdoorsy brother, think they would be good if you had kids too for keeping in car.Maxine, Hampshire - Sep '09
Yes they are a little expensive and yes it's just normal tinned food. You pay for the convenience of having to do naff all. Firebox even give you a spoon. If you have a tenner or so spare get yourself 1 or 2. Does exactly what it says on the tin (sorry), they get very hot. I didn't enjoy the casserole mind but S&B was cool. Bear in mind weight if you're taking to a fest because they are quite heavy, I managed two however :).Adam, Darlington - Aug '09
I used these a couple of years ago when we had the flooding, the fire service were giving them out to families who had been badly affected by it. I think they're awesome, and they are pretty tasty - the Vegetable Chilli one was a particular fave of mine!Mitch, Chesterfield - Aug '09
They are £3. 99 a tin on the manufacturers website. Bet they don't approve this review : ).Andrea Ormerod, Padiham, Lancashire - Aug '09
Firebox says: Only one is, the rest are £4.25 but you have to buy in multiples of four and delivery costs upwards of £5 :)
Yeah, and better get a Slanket to take with you.Stephen Robinson, Seaham - Aug '09
I was using this technology back in 1992 while serving in Northern Ireland, while in the army. Not new technology. But still pretty impressive.James Cole, Exeter - Aug '09

































