Who makes the best Baked Beans :)
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Flatulence per penny is the golden ratio with beans
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Not sure about that.
I’ve eaten Lidl beans before. They tasted rank, but they did work out at just 6p a fart. I’d rather eat better beans and have more expensive farts.
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Co-op's are fine and so are sainsbury's and they're half the price of Heinz. I don't buy heinz unless theres nothing else left on the shelf.
Wish I could find a low sugar baked bean they all fur my teeth up in minutes.
Wish I could find a low sugar baked bean they all fur my teeth up in minutes.
I bet that 6p fart felt good and put a smile on your face though
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For me its got to be heinz
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have to agree they have changed over the years.
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Has anyone tried the 5 beans version from Heinz yet and are they any good or have they really misunderstood their market?
Ive just realised I should just buy a tin and find out for myself.
Ive just realised I should just buy a tin and find out for myself.
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Heinz..but sometimes it can be hit & miss...sometimes the sauce is runny as I like..others..stodgy for some reason....either way I'll liven it up the odd occasion by throwing some chilli or curry powder in. Better still..a pair of kitchen scissors & I'll cut slices of pickled chillies on top..either way
..always heinz.
..always heinz.
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Yeh what is it with heinze they used to be brilliant
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OMG WHAT A QUESTION!
I went from Heinz as a kid to Branston now - I had a tin of tesco's once and it definitely wasn't the same!!
I went from Heinz as a kid to Branston now - I had a tin of tesco's once and it definitely wasn't the same!!
Soldato
My dad used to work for Heinz during the 60's and 70's when they were situated in Park Royal, London. I remember him taking a child me occassionally to a nearby pub and then to the Heinz staff shop where we'd be able to purchase classics like those Puddings that you steam in a tin, Toast Toppers etc!
He still religously buys Heinz soups and did used to buy beans until about a year ago I told him that the recipe had been changed so many times over the years that he's fooling himself if its the same thing. I gave him 4x tins of Branstons and his eyes lit up. Since then he avoids their beans but buys their soups still
He still religously buys Heinz soups and did used to buy beans until about a year ago I told him that the recipe had been changed so many times over the years that he's fooling himself if its the same thing. I gave him 4x tins of Branstons and his eyes lit up. Since then he avoids their beans but buys their soups still
'nuff respect to the guy who said he still cooks his beans in a pan. Tried it myself yesterday for the first time in like 30 years, and man, never cooking them in a microwave again. A good ten minutes to reduce down Heinz beans and sausages, it was orgasmic.
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The Sainsbury's own brand ones are quite nice.
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Actually makes a difference? I need to know
.The Sainsbury's own brand ones are quite nice.
Actually makes a difference? I need to know
Pretty much night and day, I let them stew for 10 mins on low as I said, plus added a dash of Worcester sauce. You have a manky pan to let soak afterwards of course, but it is worth it.
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Haha
Feel like I've just arrived from an alternate dimension. It's all I've ever done and thought that was the norm