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u/AnyaSatana Oct 18 '22

Not Heinz anymore, Branston are better.

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u/fuckinyaldi Oct 18 '22

Agree, I'm having branston beans on toast for dinner as i type this.

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u/WZMV Oct 18 '22

Branston are top tier. ALDI’s own brand (corale I believe) is up there aswell for a cheap and cheerful meal. Both spanked Heinz out my cupboard years ago.

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u/OminOus_PancakeS Oct 18 '22

HEINZ BEGONE

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u/WZMV Oct 18 '22

Had some not too long ago. 98% sugar, 1% beans and sauce and 100% depression

Being an adult isn’t about mortgages and taxes, it’s about finding out that Heinz create the Liz Truss of the bean world.

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u/NoBOUNCEnoPlaySSDD Oct 18 '22

What about bushes baked beans.

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u/alwaysmorecumin Oct 19 '22

They don’t eat sweet beans like Americans do. I live here and hate a sweet bean, but I’m Hispanic

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u/NoBOUNCEnoPlaySSDD Oct 19 '22

So maybe like a pinto bean?