At last Branston 4 pack of beans back down to a £. Found last Friday at my local store, piled high and labeled up at £1. Still on offer today. Tasty beans and back at the stock up price!
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deb8z to dsutton21
28 Sep 164#6
Branston are nicer,Heinz have too much sauce.
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wendyak
1 Oct 16#34
yep, I have been on the store finder and checked out the local stores, they think I am the crazy bean lady now as it didnt get as far as perma tanned Essex, we eat these to keep our colour lol xx
wendyak
1 Oct 16#32
did anyone find this offer ?
Jft9675 to wendyak
1 Oct 16#33
It's still on this evening at Spar Heskin Lancashire. But Im suspecting is store specific with the shop being a new conversion to Spar...as an opening offer.
simonbrown
29 Sep 16#31
Actually you're right - 5.7g (Branston) vs 5.0g (Heinz) sugar per 100g. Branston definitely have a more savoury, thicker flavour though, whereas the Heinz sauce tastes watery and sweet.
Jft9675
29 Sep 16#30
Deal still going this evening at stated shop, so it's beans with everything for a while yet here... anyone found them at their local spar to confirm not store specific?
Asam22
29 Sep 16#29
We love lunch times ........what's on you plate .
dizzylol
29 Sep 16#28
personally I like them over marmite on toast and a sprinkling of grated cheese to finish off under the grill.....proper comfort food! scrummy!
pdhroche
29 Sep 16#27
Nicer than Heinz, too much sauce in Heinz.
dunno
29 Sep 16#26
This is false. Branston beans are higher in sugar than Heinz.
preecey
29 Sep 16#25
Lidl's beans have improved massively recently. The older Campo Largo tins (green and orange) were too watery and sugary. Their Newgate tins (red) taste similar to Branston in my opinion.
simonbrown
29 Sep 16#24
These are way better than Heinz, thicker sauce and way less sugar.
Roger_Irrelevant
29 Sep 161#22
Cheers folks, Heinz and Branston it is. I'll get a blind taste test set up with the missus and go from there. :smiley:
deb8z to Roger_Irrelevant
29 Sep 162#23
Beans on toast with melted cheese on top mmmmm that's what I'm having for lunch :smile:
Roger_Irrelevant
28 Sep 161#13
I've never eaten beans (put off by the texture, bit like sweetcorn I thought) but recently had a full English somewhere and I thought they were quite nice (soft and didn't need any chewing)..
Can a beans expert recommend a brand for a beginner like me that I'll like? :stuck_out_tongue:
Dawsy to Roger_Irrelevant
28 Sep 162#16
I'm not sure what defines a beans expert.. But as I have at least 6+ tins a week I'll give it a go.
Personally I prefer the branded beans.
I'd give both Heinz and Branston a try.
Branston are my favourite after being a loyal Heinz fan for many years.
I'd say cooked in a saucepan is best, but they are perfectly fine in the microwave.
I'd not really recommend on their own so I'd do either toast or bacon etc. They're also nice with chips. :smirk:
luvsadealdealdeal to Roger_Irrelevant
29 Sep 161#21
Heinz & Branston are always good quality. The cheaper non brands from the likes of Asda, Tesco, Lidl etc are not unappetising but generally inferior in tems of size of beans and thickness/ flavour of the sauce. But not so bad you wouldn't want to eat them.
Honourable mention to...(which is a really rather tasty, superior, healthy even, tin of beans):
Dawsy
29 Sep 16#20
I'd only eat cold if I was desperate. That's coming from a beans fan. I'd not recommend that to someone just starting out on a bean journey personally.
luvsadealdealdeal
28 Sep 16#12
OP - thanks for getting round to posting your deal - 6 days after seeing it...
Jft9675 to luvsadealdealdeal
29 Sep 161#19
There was an attempt on Friday, but my wordy description disappeared when my login failed. I got annoyed and stormed off.. I apologise !
Jft9675
29 Sep 16#18
Cold ??
Asam22
28 Sep 16#15
Hot deal ....for beans but cold nearly a week old....post. . Will be expired now deal . :disappointed:
Jft9675 to Asam22
29 Sep 16#17
As said, I bought more today and the stack was still high of £1 marked packs. Looks like got more legs at this particular store which is the newly converted Spar ( from Nisa) in Heskin Chorley.
Dogeared
28 Sep 16#14
Agree. Always used to buy Heinz, like the taste but now a third of the can is sauce.
luvsadealdealdeal
28 Sep 161#11
dizzylol
28 Sep 16#5
must check this out tomorrow. ..love these !!!!
Jft9675 to dizzylol
28 Sep 16#10
Hopefully national, these have been in the only Spar near me in Chorley.
Jft9675
28 Sep 16#9
Cross and Blackwell have been fond of artificial flavourings and sweeteners.
be2b70
28 Sep 161#8
Agree 100% with debs8z...I bought the Heinz the other day but it was too runny and the beans tasted different, nothing can beat branston IMO
yrreb88
28 Sep 16#7
I find that somewhat ironic seeing as tomatoes have elevated amounts of glutamate. :wink:
dsutton21
28 Sep 161#2
Can't beat Heinz lol
deb8z to dsutton21
28 Sep 164#6
Branston are nicer,Heinz have too much sauce.
937666
28 Sep 161#4
Nice but give you the wind :smile:
Travill
28 Sep 161#1
Worst beans ever
Jft9675 to Travill
28 Sep 16#3
There's some brands out there using MSG and artificial sweeteners, they must be the worst, unless that's more your thing.
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Can a beans expert recommend a brand for a beginner like me that I'll like? :stuck_out_tongue:
Personally I prefer the branded beans.
I'd give both Heinz and Branston a try.
Branston are my favourite after being a loyal Heinz fan for many years.
I'd say cooked in a saucepan is best, but they are perfectly fine in the microwave.
I'd not really recommend on their own so I'd do either toast or bacon etc. They're also nice with chips. :smirk:
Honourable mention to...(which is a really rather tasty, superior, healthy even, tin of beans):