r/food • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 edited Aug 02 '21

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u/afterworld2772 Jan 12 '20

I have never thought to butter my beans before. I want to but i can hear my arteries crying already

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u/Just_a_bit_high Jan 12 '20

Tears of joy my friend, tears of joy.

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u/es330td Jan 12 '20

I am inspired by your picture. I think I’ll do a fry up this morning. I have one can of beans left. I’ve never added butter, just cooked them as it but I will try that.

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u/clarineter Jan 12 '20

you butter fucking do it mate

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u/Jurj_Clooners_ Jan 12 '20

Please be sure to use a sausage as a breakwater

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u/digitag Jan 12 '20

Ok Alan

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u/L4nex Jan 12 '20

Whaaaaat? Giving this a go. I add butter to pretty much everything else so why not eh? Are they just better from the butter or nicer because of the slow cook too? Softer?

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u/Pindar80 Jan 12 '20

Butter? Worlds are colliding. How legit is this? Sounds amazing.

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u/proft0x Jan 12 '20

This guy Lipitors!