Heinz VS Branston

I aint tried just beans.....i had a can of branstons sausage n beans the other day.It was,by far,the better budget munch ever! The "sausages" actually tasted of something and the sauce was nice :D
 
Doohickey said:
I think Branston make beans as well...

*googles* yup :eek:
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Heinz for me thank you very much. I had some HP beans once, and it just wasn't the same.
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Exactly the same here.

I thought i woudl try them as they was on offer for a 4 pack when i went shopping, i don't exactly know why but i did'nt like them and still have 3 tins left :D

I did not know Branstant made tomato sauces to be honest, but from all the ones i've tried Heinz has been the best for red/brown sauces also salad cream ;)
 
Used to be a staunch Heinz beans man but tried branston beans 2 months ago and i would never go back, so much nicer. I think they did a poll aswell and branston are more popular then heinz now for beans, for sauces i like branstons brown sauce but red sauce would be heinz.
 
i choose heinz because never tried branston :p
seriously tho,i just use tesco's own branded ones,cheaper than heinz and thats all i care about. :D
 
Xenoxide said:
Heinz for ketchup and mayonaise, Branston for pickle (Chunky, not smooth), Lea and Perrins for Worcestershire.

Word.
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Mayonaise... you heathen!

Le Maille all the way for French condiments. :D
 
Just brought some Branston Ketchup for the first time today. It was half price in Tesco so thought I'd give it a try. I can see a fish finger sandwich for lunch....

As an aside, we have a good range of sauce sachets in our canteen at work. (heinz) Ketchup, brown sauce, salad cream, mayonnaise, english and french mustard, tartare sauce, mint sauce. Food can be a bit iffy but mixing 2 or 3 sauces together can produce some great results; current fav is 1 sachet of english mustard to 2 mayonnaise. ;)
 
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