The items are described as "Supersweet" and are "1 of your 5 a day"
For all you health freaks out there... there is "No Added Salt or Sugar"
If you are interested in why sweet corn cannot be digested, here is something that Spot found on t'Internet (**See below)
From the image on said tin, it can safely be surmised that these are individual pieces of sweet corn, rather than huge cobs of corn
Drainage will commence tomorrow at 15.00 and the results will be posted at 17.00
As usual, Spot will be on VAR and the usual fragmentation rules apply.
How many of these little burgers are in my tin? And, how much Jus are they contained in?
**Sweet corn is digested, otherwise there would be little point in eating it.
The inside of each kernel is almost pure starch and is digested very readily.
But it is surrounded by a cellulose husk and humans have no way to break down cellulose molecules.
If you swallow sweet corn, with or without chewing, some of the kernels may remain intact in the stomach and, although enzymes will diffuse in and nutrients diffuse out, the overall appearance of the kernel will remain very similar when it eventually emerges**
So, now you know!
Next week... why are there always carrots in it?!
