Beans means Heinz

Or does it? That's the real debate. Not really 57 varieties either it's a lucky number. Lied to all these years by faceless corporations..

 

Branston beans best in my opinion.

 

There's a sign that's recently been put on the bar in The Silkstone in town that states: 'Heinz have informed us that the beans they supply to us are not vegan.'

However, if you look on their website:
http://www.heinz.co.uk/Products/Beanz/FAQ

It states "No need to worry, our delicious standard Heinz Beanz in tomato sauce are suitable for vegetarians and vegans"

So, wtf do they put in the beans they supply to Weatherspoons that makes them unsuitable for vegans?

 

Lard! Lots of lard

 

probably loads of chemicals like aspartame. made from a cows ankle or summat..

 

Another vote for Branstons nothing to touch em for taste.

 

Get mine from Aldi. Taste just like Heinz but cheaper on the pocket.

 

Valid.

 

Any beans, they’re all usually quite tasty, but some are more watery than others... However, when it comes to a tin of spaghetti, it has to be Heinz, preferably hoops. Thoughts?

 

Most likely made at the same place like lots of supermarket brands. The usual giveaway away is same size box/packet/packaging meaning its come through the same machine. Also looking at the coding on products will be the same. Obviously all tinned food looks alike so it's harder to tell. But I will often go for a supermarket brand when available.

 

I never thought I’d eat anything other than Heinz beans but along came Branston.

 

Whichever bean they all make me fart LOL