in an attempt to get more vegetables in my diet I have been buying

>>9413904
In my experience frozen is better than canned.

The problem with canned is that the long cooking time required for safety ends up making most canned veggies severely overcooked. things like green beans and peas are horrible out of a can: mushy texture, off flavor, and this horrid dark green color. Veggies with longer cooking times, like most kinds of legumes, are decent.

Frozen steam-in-bag broccoli is okay depending on the brand.

Just hit it with some black pepper and garlic powder after you steam.

put salt on it you goon

>>9413904
Why not just buy fresh vegetables as you need them?

>>9413904
Canned vegetables are mostly disgusting imo. Some people might appreciate the mushiness and the flavor of those though.

I would still recommend fresh vegetables. Most of them can actually be kept longer than you think, provided it's not too hot and/or dry.

However, if fresh vegetables are not available to you for whatsoever reason, I'd still go with frozen. Add a tiny bit of butter or oil, salt, and stir fry.

>>9413908
>vegetables
>legumes
Castrate yourself mong

>>9413916
I am intimidated by the produce section

>>9413951
So try a farmer's market. Point is fresh vegetables taste a lot better than frozen and canned. If you're trying to get yourself to like vegetables and thus eat more of them why not start off with the best tasting ones you can get?

>>9413958
I like vegetables with salt and butter, and sometimes brown sugar

Remember to put salt on them. What vegetables have you tried?

>>9414149
I'm more of an olive oil, garlic and salt guy.

I thought I hated vegetables because frozen ones were all my parents fed me

>>9413951
>>>/r9k/

>>9414329
While frozen is not the best available, most people make the huge mistake of overcooking frozen veggies. In fact, most people tend to overcook all sorts of vegetable. That's how you get the disgusting watery and mushy texture that all kids hate.