I think they are probably firmer yes but also the taste is just different now. Used to love them but really don't care for them now. First world problems eh.
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Who makes the best Baked Beans :)
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I think they are probably firmer yes but also the taste is just different now. Used to love them but really don't care for them now. First world problems eh.
just get the cheapest beans you can find and pan cook them. the cheaper ones tend to take 1 minute longer. tesco do 29p baked beans. vs heinz at 1.45 a tin. sainsbury beans are good too. the stamford st ones are 27p a tin. sainsbury home brand are 40p a tin.
Caporegime
Also, put a little drop of oil in. It’s what cafes do, makes a difference. Thickens it up nicely
People who like paprika choose branstons
people who don't are going to say Heinz.
I know supermarket beans are almost as good, but I tend to stick with heinz for baked potatoes etc.
It's already a cheap enough and filling anyway, might as well go for maximum flavour and enjoyment
people who don't are going to say Heinz.
I know supermarket beans are almost as good, but I tend to stick with heinz for baked potatoes etc.
It's already a cheap enough and filling anyway, might as well go for maximum flavour and enjoyment
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Butter works too.
Soldato
Came here to say "your mum" but OP is permbanned, sad times
I guess Reality Bites.
Always get a crate of Branston ones on a Costco trip, works out approx 40p-50p a tin
Soldato
I prefer branstons but not having ringpulls really annoys me.
Caporegime
These are brilliant for cans, takes seconds and no effort at all
Don
On the other hand Heinz cans don’t have that slight turn in at the bottom to allow them to easily stack. Can’t win!
Associate
They do have ringpulls now
Soldato
Weird, I buy the multi pack from Morrisons and they don't. Maybe old stock
Associate
Yeah, maybe. Don't know when they changed.
I knew all my stock had them but they are all 200g cans, so I checked the 400g cans when I popped to ASDA earlier. All rings
I even copped a feel under the cardboard of the 4x400g multi
I knew all my stock had them but they are all 200g cans, so I checked the 400g cans when I popped to ASDA earlier. All rings
I even copped a feel under the cardboard of the 4x400g multi
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Perhaps it's my herculean strength, but the ring pulls on the branston tins always seem to snap for me
I used to like Heinz and only eat that but for some years the formulation changed....not sure if it is the reduce in sugar or trying to be heathy. Now I like Branston, I wish companies stop making food healthier just because people can't control their portion
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22p for half tin? I get those. Reduced sugar as regular has way too much of that it'll fur your teeth in no time
The only trouble with ringpulls is put the can firmly onto a tabletop and pull from that do it freestyle in your hands the sauce goes everywherePerhaps it's my herculean strength, but the ring pulls on the branston tins always seem to snap for me