Worst baked beans ever
finchy
Posts: 6,686
Just eaten half a tin of a well-known supermarket's own brand beans, and whoever came up with the idea of putting saccharin in baked beans should be put up against a wall and shot.
The worst thing is that I know the taste's just gonna linger on and on... :evil:
The worst thing is that I know the taste's just gonna linger on and on... :evil:
0
Comments
-
Stick with Heinz - or possibly Branston at a push.0
-
I have learnt from my mistake. The other tins are going on the compost heap. Poor worms.0
-
I had a mate who used to add milk to his baked beans. He'd cook them by letting them boil furiously for about ten minutes.
We don't speak anymore.0 -
Whats the solution? Just pedal faster you baby.
Summer B,man Team Carbon LE#222
Winter Alan Top Cross
All rounder Spec. Allez.0 -
If there was a thread similar to the over-rated record one but about most over-rated branded product instead I'd put Heinz baked beans right up there, really don't get the fuss over them. I buy Branston, before their emergence a few years ago it was Sainsburys regular own brand.0
-
verylonglegs wrote:If there was a thread similar to the over-rated record one but about most over-rated branded product instead I'd put Heinz baked beans right up there, really don't get the fuss over them. I buy Branston, before their emergence a few years ago it was Sainsburys regular own brand.
I'll just get your coat.0 -
I agree Heinz beans are crap, too runny. Branston beans are the bomb.0
-
johnfinch wrote:Rigga wrote:I agree Heinz beans are crap, too runny. Branston beans are the bomb.
You're just a bad cook. You've got to heat them gently in a covered pan. Then butter the toast generously and let the bean juice melt the butter in.
Whenever i have to eat Heinz beans i have to thicken em up with brown sauce to make em bearable! Also when im eating beans at work i use a microwave, can't use pans.0 -
Rigga wrote:johnfinch wrote:Rigga wrote:I agree Heinz beans are crap, too runny. Branston beans are the bomb.
You're just a bad cook. You've got to heat them gently in a covered pan. Then butter the toast generously and let the bean juice melt the butter in.
Whenever i have to eat Heinz beans i have to thicken em up with brown sauce to make em bearable! Also when im eating beans at work i use a microwave, can't use pans.
Microwaved baked beans? How frightfully ghastly.0 -
Baked beans are not baked but stewed,and they arent just beans,but haricot or navy beans.Never boil, just warm them through,gently in a pan,then discard.Used extensively on audaxes.Whats the solution? Just pedal faster you baby.
Summer B,man Team Carbon LE#222
Winter Alan Top Cross
All rounder Spec. Allez.0 -
+1 for brown sauce on beans, don't care what brand the beans are but the sauce has to be HP0
-
Branstons are awesome, worst of all are Tesco Healthy beans - health beans? What's that about when you have a pie with them?0
-
Not sure about the worst - I avoid any that claim to be low sugar/salt/fat (try eating some fruit and veg if you want to be healthy!?!) and don't get me started on Diet Coke! Branston are the best for me, I like the beans overcooked so the sauce gets nice and stodgy - yum!
:P0 -
not tried branston beans, but had a tin of their spaghetti bolagnaise at the weekend and it was revolting, had to hoy most of it away0
-
What's all this about "cooking" baked beans? You can't cook them, it's already been done for you. Just zap the feckers and get them on a plate.
One of my faves is to cover the pile of hot beans with grated cheese and stick them under the grill until the cheese melts. yummy.
The older I get, the better I was.0 -
Worst beans are the ones that have marg or butter added to them by the missus. Feck knows why she does it, it's vile!
Beanz meanz fartzCannondale Trail 6 - crap brakes!
Cannondale CAAD80 -
The worst baked bean ever is the one you've just put in your mouth.
The best the one you've just thrown away.0 -
how about human (boonens) beans
You see what I did there.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
-
CHRISNOIR wrote:I had a mate who used to add milk to his baked beans. He'd cook them by letting them boil furiously for about ten minutes.
We don't speak anymore.
I knew someone who used to spend about fifteen minutes boiling them to mush, "tasting" them all the time. He generally started off with decent ones, but they were awful by the time he'd done with them.
Can any former or current service people confirm that ration packs once contained a mega-cheap variety known as "glow beans" because of the venomous looking artificial colourant in them?Specialized Roubaix Elite 2015
XM-057 rigid 29er0 -
-
i like to boil my beans until they go uber stodgy an have to be scrapped out the bottom of the pan - my mrs just loves pans with beans welded to the bottom of em
also beans left at the side of a bbq so they pick up the smokeyness
ohhh mucho nicenessKeeping it classy since '830 -
Giraffoto wrote:CHRISNOIR wrote:I had a mate who used to add milk to his baked beans. He'd cook them by letting them boil furiously for about ten minutes.
We don't speak anymore.
Can anyone shed any light on the whole adding milk / butter / margarine thing? Why?0 -
Redhog14 wrote:Baked beans, Grated Cheese and Sweet Chilli Sauce nom nom
After a ride...Purveyor of "up"0