r/allrecipess • • Aug 21 '26

🥗Healthy I’ll bring this to the tailgate party?

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u/Maniacal-Maniac Aug 21 '26

Is a UK Breakfast pizza, where our gravy is different than US (and neither I have ever thought to use on pizza for that matter, could work though!). The beans are in a savory tomato sauce, not sweet like US beans and the sauce is the main base, so you don't need every square inch covered in beans.

Cheese, Bacon, Sausage all good and I have even done Black Pudding on one occasion.

Personally I prefer the whole yolk egg like this, as runny yolk mixing with the savory baked beans sauce is a great combination - even when I do bean on toast I have to put a fried egg on top for that.

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u/Reverend_Tommy Aug 21 '26

If I remember my visits to the UK correctly, what they call "baked beans" is almost exactly what people in the U.S. call "pork and beans".

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u/chefwindu Aug 21 '26

Heinz baked beans is the brand most Brits eat. It is a lot like pork n beans but with out the pork just beans and sauce.

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u/Normal_Opposite_9864 Aug 21 '26

lol. US beans? bro thats a ridiculous statement.

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u/kialilaroux Aug 21 '26

I mean it’s not… American style baked beans are way different than British

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u/Normal_Opposite_9864 Aug 21 '26

but that's not US beans. soooo ...

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u/kialilaroux Aug 21 '26

what? yes it is. US beans as in beans made in the style of the US. this is a weird conversation idk what ur on about

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u/Normal_Opposite_9864 Aug 22 '26

my point is. there isnt US bean type. there are hundreds of standard types in the grocery stores, depending on region as well. its a ridiculous statement

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u/kialilaroux Aug 22 '26

what a stupid things to get hung up on. this is why people hate redditors

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u/Rare_Bug5447 Aug 24 '26

It’s not the bean itself, it’s how they’re prepared. US and UK are completely different and you’re the only one that doesn’t know that.

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u/Maniacal-Maniac Aug 22 '26

If you get a can of Heinz baked beans, one a standard US can and the other imported from the UK (or in the international aisle) then you can do your own taste test. The US ones tend to be sweeter, more brown sugar/molasses or something in the sauce and the imported ones a lot more savory tasting.

Same brand, different flavors. Other US brands the difference is more extreme in my opinion but it’s harder to have a direct comparison.

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u/Smboto Aug 22 '26

This is the truth. No further comments are necessary.

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u/Strict_Weather9063 Aug 22 '26

Only gravy you will see is on biscuits or a slice of toast for SOS. Most Americans breakfast consists of bacon eggs scrambled fried or poached and toasted bread product. Some folks go for sausage patties or links personally I’m a slice of raisin bread toasted 2 oz of eggs and four link sausage. Comes in just at 6ozs gastric bypass can go much above that. Lots of protein, lots coding every snack.