Shelf-stable IC2 canned food crafted in the Canning Machine from one Empty Tin Can plus raw meat or fish.
Guide
Mine Tin Ore with a stone pickaxe or higher and smelt it in a Furnace to obtain Tin Ingots. You need at least four ingots per Empty Tin Can.
Place four Tin Ingots in a U-shape on the 3x3 crafting grid (left column, bottom row, right column) to craft Empty Tin Cans. The recipe yields several cans per cycle.
Assemble a Canning Machine using IC2 components such as a Machine Block, Electronic Circuits and a tin-plated frame. Place it next to a power source like a Batbox or MFE.
Wire the Canning Machine to a Generator or Solar Panel chain. Insert Empty Tin Cans into the container slot and raw food (Raw Beef, Raw Porkchop, Raw Chicken, Raw Fish) into the input slot.
Wait for each canning cycle to finish, consuming EU per operation. Retrieve Filled Tin Cans from the output slot. Stack them to 64 and store for long expeditions.
It is a canned ration produced in the Canning Machine by combining an Empty Tin Can with a raw food item. It never spoils and stacks to 64.
Cooked meat is made in a Furnace and follows vanilla food rules. A Filled Tin Can has comparable hunger and saturation but is industrially produced and storage-friendly for large bases.
Place four Tin Ingots in a U-shape on the 3x3 crafting grid: left column top and middle, bottom-centre, right column top and middle. The pattern mirrors the Empty Cell recipe.
No. The item belongs to Industrial Craft 2. You need IC2 Experimental or IC2 Classic installed to craft and use it.
Yes. Right-click while holding it to consume the ration; it restores hunger and grants saturation similar to cooked meat.
Up to 64 per inventory slot, which makes the item ideal for compact food storage in chests or fridges.