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The Baked Beans Thread

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  • DPJames
    DPJames Posts: 999 Forumite
    Just had a look, and they don't :(

    And as a foot note, Asda BB's are totally rank. Worst beans EVER!!
  • No I couldn't find the branston ones online or instore on offer. I did get some beans from Home Bargains yesterday, 4 tins for £1. Not a brand I'd heard of but got 4 to try.
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  • Edwardia
    Edwardia Posts: 9,170 Forumite
    VfM4meplse wrote: »
    Often a weekend bargain at Lidl.

    Edwardia, I thought you didn't eat beans? (Carbs ;)).

    Nope, I don't but OH does and worse, though he eats organic most of the time and is enthusiastic about it, he has occasional Friday nights when he goes off and buys himself tinned all day breakfast and tinned processed peas :eek: and then claims he eats it to stay in touch with his working clas roots. I tell him to go buy a flat cap and a whippet instead.
  • DPJames
    DPJames Posts: 999 Forumite
    edited 28 January 2013 at 12:30PM
    Tinned all day breakfast and peas!? That sounds utterly revolting. Still doubt it's as bad as Asda baked beans though. Seriously!
    Edwardia wrote: »
    I tell him to go buy a flat cap and a whippet instead.

    I found that quite condescending. Then I realised you're a Southerner, and they're all ignorant, rude, soft, delusional, middle class dimwits, who all wear suits covered in shiny buttons, consume copious amounts of jellied eel, and all drink warm, watered down beer whilst standing around a piano singing "Knees up Mother Brown." Ironic eh?
  • PLRFD
    PLRFD Posts: 1,216 Forumite
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    DPJames wrote: »
    Tinned all day breakfast and peas!? That sounds utterly revolting. Still doubt it's as bad as Asda baked beans though. Seriously!


    I know it's disgusting eh ? It should be MUSHY peas with that :D


    I found that quite condescending. Then I realised you're a Southerner, and they're all ignorant, rude, soft, delusional, middle class dimwits, who all wear suits covered in shiny buttons, consume copious amounts of jellied eel, and all drink warm, watered down beer whilst standing around a piano singing "Knees up Mother Brown." Ironic eh?
    I'm about as northern as it gets but thought Edwardia's post was funny she doesn't mean any harm ;)
  • Edwardia
    Edwardia Posts: 9,170 Forumite
    edited 28 January 2013 at 11:31PM
    DPJames wrote: »

    I found that quite condescending. Then I realised you're a Southerner, and they're all ignorant, rude, soft, delusional, middle class dimwits, who all wear suits covered in shiny buttons, consume copious amounts of jellied eel, and all drink warm, watered down beer whilst standing around a piano singing "Knees up Mother Brown." Ironic eh?

    I wouldn't eat it myself but OH loves it (where is a puking emoticon when you need it?).

    His remark about going back to his working class roots was humour since although husband spent the first sixteen years of his life in a council house his dad was an apprenticeship-trained ex chef -I have noo idea how/where OH picked up the all day breakfast and peas habit cos it certainly wasn't at home.

    And as I'm East Anglian born Anglo-French pretty sure I'm not a Cockney me ole' china ;)

    Getting back to beans.. cheapest organic baked beans are Sainsbury's SO organic 57p. Now wondering whether I should get OH to try the ASDA organic ones...but maybe not, I already upset him by giving him Organix Goodies organic Gingerbread Men biscuits which were " F word undunkable" Labrador likes them though.
  • I am so fussy about beans - I like Branston ones, but not many others, however now I've read this thread I have decided to give the lidl ones a try! Edwardia - I tried the whole earth organic beans and they were really rank!!
    Jane

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  • Edwardia
    Edwardia Posts: 9,170 Forumite
    Hi there Jane ! Thanks for the heads up on the org baked beans, that's one less tin for OH to try. :D
  • SophieCat
    SophieCat Posts: 233 Forumite
    Branston Beans 4 x 410g - £1.27 again at Tesco (valid from tomorrow 30/1/13 - 17/2/13)

    Branston Beans 410g - 3 for £1 at Tesco (valid from tomorrow 30/1/13 - 26/2/13)
  • Clutterfree
    Clutterfree Posts: 3,679 Forumite
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    PLRFD wrote: »
    Im sort of banned from eating beans for a while ;)

    Tens?! :D :eek:
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