However, it set the stage for further innovation. In 1810, British merchant Peter Durand received a patent from King George III for a new method of food preservation using tin-plated iron containers.

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That same year, British inventor Peter Durand expanded on Appert’s concept by obtaining a patent for using tin-plated iron cans to store food. Durand’s metal cans, more durable than glass jars, became ...

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The age of the tin-opener looked as though it was drawing to its conclusion; the age of frozen dinner had begun. Yet despite the rise of the ready-meal, the can lingers on.

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The food-grade plastic in the cans’ rust-proof inner lining can survive short periods of heat (around 150 degrees Celsius), Quoc Le explains, but they’re not designed for long-term cooking.