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How to you usually buy peas?

Here’s a question that is sure to set off the RVing purists in the crowd who believe any question we ask that isn’t directly about RVing should be a punishable crime. We exaggerate, of course. But we will surely get comments critical of our waste of space.

Of course, we would like to suggest that if you open the refrigerator of many, maybe even half of RVers, you will find peas. Or maybe they are in the cupboard — the canned variety. So our point? It’s this: This question is perfectly relevant to RVers!

We hope you will tell us a pea story after you respond. Last time we asked this question, one reader told about the time as a boy his little brother had to be rushed to the hospital to remove peas he had stuffed up his nose. We also had quite a debate about frozen vs. canned peas.

So here’s your chance to voice your thoughts about peas.

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Sink Jaxon (@guest_133165)
2 years ago

I like whirled peas.

Admin
RV Staff
2 years ago
Reply to  Sink Jaxon

I haven’t seen that bumper sticker in a long time. I think it needs to come back – we definitely need more “whirled peas.” Have a good evening, Sink. 🙂 –Diane

Laura (@guest_132434)
2 years ago

I do not like peas so I never buy them in any form.

Neal Davis (@guest_132426)
2 years ago

My parents had a garden, so our peas were generally fresh from it, or frozen but also from our garden. My wife and I do not have a garden but neither is she a fan of peas. So, we buy them infrequently and always (?) frozen. I find canned peas generally more salty than I like.

Michelle Smedley (@guest_132425)
2 years ago

Not only do frozen taste better, they make a great icebag for “owies”

Skip (@guest_132407)
2 years ago

I marked frozen but depends on the season. When peas are on locally it’s fresh. And I have bought wasabi peas I carry when hunting. Or dried peas when making pea soup.

Bill (@guest_132403)
2 years ago

I prefer to buy a lot of items frozen, cause they stay fresh longer and are not subject to mold like fresh. More able to conserve my food budget money more wisely.

Paul Cecil (@guest_132400)
2 years ago

Frozen veggies are my choice. But, if I can find a farmers market then I will definitely get fresh.

Sharon (@guest_132396)
2 years ago

How do I buy peas? My answer is yes

Julz (@guest_132393)
2 years ago

I hate peas in any form. They are not allowed in either my house or RV. 🤢

MN Anon (@guest_132390)
2 years ago

Fresh peas or wasabi peas are my favorites. Frozen peas are used for sore joints or a bump on the head, lol!

Robin Deane (@guest_132389)
2 years ago

Frozen peas, and many other frozen vegetables and fruits, are the next best thing to freshly picked. It’s the best way to assure you get fresh fruits and vegetables when rving. Farmers markets and roadside stands aren’t always available. If you are a long way from a grocery store or are boondocking, then frozen is the way to go to assure you get all the available nutrients from your fruits and vegetables.

Laura Hanna (@guest_132384)
2 years ago

Unless you can get peas the day they are picked, I believe frozen are the way to go. My understanding is that they are shucked and frozen immediately keeping the sugars that make them so yummy from turning to starch. The only canned vegetable I eat is corn and tomatoes (but that’s a fruit 🙂 )

Kaeleen Buckingham (@guest_132371)
2 years ago

Story for you. When I was a teenager camping with my parents, my mom made a dish that, among other things, had peas and gravy. We gave the leftovers to our dog. When we went to get her bowl a few minutes later, the bowl AND THE PEAS were licked clean. There was not a speck of gravy on the peas nor were they broken in any way, and they were canned!

Laura Hanna (@guest_132385)
2 years ago

That is so funny! My sister’s dog did the same thing. Maybe they can’t get their tongue wrapped around the pea. We always thought they just didn’t like them.

Irv (@guest_132368)
2 years ago

To me, peas are edible only on the day they are picked. Canned peas are one of the worst foods!

Gary (@guest_132395)
2 years ago
Reply to  Irv

Canned vegetables are gross.

Don (@guest_132364)
2 years ago

Actually, my favorite Happy Hour snack are Wasabi Peas with some mixed nuts. Those come in a can, but since they’re dried, that’s really not the same as canned peas…

dave (@guest_132362)
2 years ago

I like “Creamed Peas” and fresh make it the best

Deborah Mason (@guest_132358)
2 years ago

We don’t buy them a lot, except in frozen mixed veggies. But we’re like to grow amor peas for snacking or cooking.

Rick (@guest_132355)
2 years ago

I don’t buy pees. I take them. 😉

Admin
RV Staff
2 years ago
Reply to  Rick

Yep, it’s all in the spelling. One little letter makes a huge difference. Have a great day, Rick! 😀 -Diane

Chic (@guest_132353)
2 years ago

You opened the proverbial can of worms; the only source of marital stress we you. She likes canned, you know the slimy, mushie kind. I like frozen, the snappy, delusions kind. We don’t need to mention the difference in color. As a result, we don’t eat peas.

Laura Hanna (@guest_132386)
2 years ago
Reply to  Chic

Right, pick your battles.

Admin
RV Staff
2 years ago
Reply to  Chic

Did spellcheck “correct” delicious to delusions, I’m wondering? 😆 –Diane

Bob (@guest_132352)
2 years ago

We buy the frozen peas. Mainly the microwave steam in bag ones. No sodium like canned peas and taste much fresher.

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