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Are any other baked beans as good as Heinz'? |
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Are any other baked beans as good as Heinz'?
I dont think so and I've tried most of he supermarket own brands + the likes of Branston etc but none compete with Heinz' sauce.
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Heinz are far too sweet for me, so I'd say 'lots'.
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Branston all the way. Can not stand Heinze beans any more to watery.
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I make my own.
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Cross and Blackwell were my favourites, but don't think they're are made now.
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Cross and Blackwell were my favourites, but don't think they're are made now.
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Heinz for me. I tend to buy the fridge pack now as they last for 2-3 weeks in the fridge once opened. None of the reduced salt or sugar ones though!
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HP Baked beans aint too bad, but hard to find these days!
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I prefer Branston to Heinz.
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Waitrose and tesco (not value) are both very nice and preferable to Heinz.
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Cross and Blackwell were my favourites, but don't think they're are made now.
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Branston for me too.
Btw, I bought some reduced salt & sugar Heinz ones and no joke, I had to add lashings of salt as they are disgusting!!
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another vote for branston here. i tend to add a splash of tabasco for a bit of extra kick
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Asda own brand baked beans. Lovely rich sauce. We tried Branston baked beans but the entire family hated them as they were a much harder texture than other baked beans. I'm shocked they're so popular. Haven't had Heinz baked beans since they changed the sauce to a bland (and not very tomato-y looking) bright orange colour. Quote:
I tend to buy the fridge pack now
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Asda own brand baked beans. Lovely rich sauce.
We tried Branston baked beans but the entire family hated them as they were a much harder texture than other baked beans. I'm shocked they're so popular. Haven't had Heinz baked beans since they changed the sauce to a bland (and not very tomato-y looking) bright orange colour. The thought of beans in a fridge just gives me the boke! ![]() |
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Heinz are far too sweet for me. If I do get them I buy the reduced sugar/salt variety but even then they are sweet.
My fave are Morrissons Eat Smart reduced sugar/salt
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Branston for me, although I do quite like Morrison's reduced sugar and salt ones, and the Asda equivalent.
Heinz has never been the same since they changed the recipe. |
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Quote:
Asda own brand baked beans. Lovely rich sauce.
We tried Branston baked beans but the entire family hated them as they were a much harder texture than other baked beans. I'm shocked they're so popular. Haven't had Heinz baked beans since they changed the sauce to a bland (and not very tomato-y looking) bright orange colour. The thought of beans in a fridge just gives me the boke! ![]() |
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I can't even eat Heinz, so I'd have to say ALL of them! Heinz beans contain cinnamon, which prove a peanut-like reaction in me. I emailed Branston and... another company and neither contain cinnamon.
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I much prefer Branston. I find Heinz have a strange after taste.
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Aldi's Corale beans are ok according to OH. I have no clue myself, can't stand the blighters.
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I am a fan of the Branston beans. But, when I moved towards the low sugar & salt versions (you get used to lower amounts of salt, then it basically tastes similar to the original kind) I found that the Branston ones used a sweetener not found in the Heinz low sugar & salt beans, so I had to switch to Heinz again...
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I can't remember the last time I had Heinz or HP. I think I had some Branston ones because they were on special offer but it doesn't make much difference because I always add some soy & chilli and sometimes some bbq sauce to the cheap ones I buy.
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Another vote for Branston.
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Beans are beans to me, basics to Heinz, I'll eat them and not even notice the difference, so why get the expesnive ones!?
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