Heinz-More beans and less watery sauce please!

hollydays

They are ridiculously cheap. A good source of protein. Adore them on proper hand sliced bread toasted with butter( or none if being healthier) . Europeans think this dish is weird-but its scrumptious.i drain the juice, a bean is a bean..but comfort food at its best.

George_Michael

peter_the_piper wrote: »

Always surprised by the range of prices. Asda =£2.50/4, Lidl=£1.25/4

Lidl may well be selling at that price in order to attract customers into their stores in the hope that once in there they will buy more than just the beans.
Many stores do this with various "Loss leader" products and in the past, baked beans were commonly used for this purpose.
http://mentalfloss.com/uk/weird/31164/the-great-baked-bean-war-of-the-1990s

Laz123

peachyprice wrote: »

I do!!

I hate beans with a passion, the texture makes me heave, but I couldn't have a fry up without bean juice.

When I dish up, I put some juice on my plate first, next to my sausages, dish up everyone else's beans, then if there's any more juice left I have that too.

Spaghetti hoop juice just isn't the same either.

So it's pretty safe to get into a lift with you.

Srgur

Next time you open a can, count each bean (twice for accuracy) after carefully sieving them, then measure the juice. Do this over the course of the year and record your findings in a variety of graph and chart modes.

What?

System

Heinz are the worst for everything. Beans - break up easily. Tomato soup - hardly any tomato, salad cream and tomato ketchup - too acidic.

People that say I cannot have anything other than Heinz, lack tastebuds. Sainsburys cream of tomato soup and ketchup are better tasting, contain more tomato and are cheaper than Heinz.

I'm a Branston beans girl too.

oldhand

Made a complaint to Heinz about that just to put the wind up them,they replied with a rapid blast accusing me of trying to cause a stink but I assured them I was just trying to squeeze out a small burst of apology.:cool::cool:

KxMx

Heinz Raviloi was the most vile thing I have ever, ever tasted.
I find Lidl tomato soup better but Heinz chicken is much nicer

George_Michael

ScarletMarble wrote: »

Sainsburys cream of tomato soup and ketchup are better tasting, contain more tomato and are cheaper than Heinz.

You might want to check your facts there.

Heinz cream of tomato soup contains 89% tomato.
Sainsbury's cream of tomato soup contains 73% tomato.

The majority product in Heinz ketchup is tomatoes followed by vinegar.
The majority product in Sainsbury's ketchup is water followed by tomato puree.

SpammyTheSpammer

We like heinz baked beans!

shaun_from_Africa

ScarletMarble wrote: »

People that say I cannot have anything other than Heinz, lack tastebuds

Do all of the people who only drink tea because they don't like coffee also "lack tastebuds"
How about people who only like dry white wine and who can't stand sweet red wine. Do they also "lack tastebuds"?

There are umpteen varieties of tomato soup, ketchup, salad cream etc for the simple reason that that there are umpteen people with different personal tastes when it comes to food.
Like opinions, these personal tastes are neither right nor wrong, simply a personal preference.