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Sorry, but I can't find the thread where we were discussing this, but.................
with nothing better to do, I've just opened and counted the contents of a tin of butter beans result? 93.
Weight of 93 dried butter beans is 186g.... can't find the price of these though.
Who is going to have the honour of being first to do the maths?
Ready, Steady, ......0 -
I think we need some more numbers. All I can tell you from the above data is that the average weight of a dried butter bean is 2 grams. I also think that both of us need to get out more.
PS. A whole new meaning to the phrase, "bean counter".The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.0 -
Here's number..... tin was 40p
Bristol's a bit far I'm afraid0 -
Sorry, but I can't find the thread where we were discussing this, but...................
This one - dried beans vs tinned
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
I checked on a tin of kid beans as I was wondering about this.. drained weight was approx 250g.Could I just bring this thread back? There is a lot of information here, but what I can't find is the equivalent weight of dry beans/pulses for a tin of cooked ones. Does anybody know? I tend to guess when using recipes specifying tinned, but usually end up on the generous side and have that awkward left over that is not quite enough for another meal.
Also wondered whether the dry to cooked ratio is much different between beans/chick peas/lentils etc. Thanks in advance for any info![SIZE=-1]"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad"[/SIZE]
Trying not to waste food!:j
ETA Philosophy is wondering whether a Bloody Mary counts as a Smoothie0 -
21.5p per 100g ???
I wonder what sum you were after?!!0 -
Hi stilernin,
I've added your post to the original thread as it helps to keep all the replies together.
Pink0 -
Sorry, but I can't find the thread where we were discussing this, but.................
with nothing better to do, I've just opened and counted the contents of a tin of butter beans result? 93.
Weight of 93 dried butter beans is 186g.... can't find the price of these though.
Who is going to have the honour of being first to do the maths?
Ready, Steady, ......
:think: :silenced: Have you ever heard the phrase... "Life's too short....." ? :whistle:0 -
HariboJunkie wrote: »:think: :silenced: Have you ever heard the phrase... "Life's too short....." ? :whistle:
Yup.. and I agree, but I remembered that there had been a discussion about it as I was opening the tin ... and couldn't resist.
couldn't find it on my 'subscribed threads' .. sorry Penelope Penguin and Pink-winged
Thanks angie loves veg, with that figure the dried ones would have cost 39.99 before the cost of cooking.
Right, I'm going back to having a life now.....:p0 -
For the lazy people, red kidney beans are only 14p per tin in Lidl0
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