Shrink-flation for you, tins are normally 420g so these are the same size tins just under filled at 390g you'd think for £1.80 they could fill the tin!
Nothing to do with shrink-flation, it's down to the fact they are cooked in the tin and need a small amount of space in the tin to create a vacuum, see my comment to Gareth above.
Basic beans with some caramelised fried onions and a teaspoon of curry powder. Eat on crunchy toast which has cooled a bit before you butter. Absolutely gorgeous.
It's a disgrace £1.80 a tin. Honestly I'm surprised anyone would pay for the normal Heinz beans nevermind the limited edition ones. glad you're reviewing this mate instead of us having to waste our money.
When Heinz massively hiked all their products, I, and all my friends and family, just refused to buy any of their stuff. I remember adding an OXO cube to beans before heating them, but these days I add potent chilli sauce to them.
Stopped Buying Heinz products during Lockdown due to inflated prices, moved over to C &B, thanks for the videos Gareth entertaining and informative, keep up the good work
I usually do my own when I want spice up my beans. I just add a spoon of curry paste to a tin of own brand Aldi beans and a drizzle of olive oil and simmer for 2 mins. You can also use curry powder instead of the paste. Far cheaper than a tin for £1.80. Sometimes I’ll fry half an onion with the curried beans as well if I’m eating it as part of a more substantial meal, like with an omelette. Delicious.
Try the same idea just a different way round, heat tsp of oil in pan then add curry powder and let the spices bloom in the oil for a minute then add the beans.... Delicious can even bloom the spices in ghee rather than olive oil 👍
Our house for the last few years have used Branston beans , they are better and a lot cheaper than Heinz, occasionally I put a teaspoon of Pataks madras paste in them, gorgeous.
@@racingspoon I genuinely prefer Aldi and Sainsbury's beans to Heinz. They're thicker, richer and I'd prefer them regardless of the price. Branston are the gold standard though, and are at least a justifiable purchase for a little more money. They even have a ring pull now 🤣
All of the big supermarkets are profiteering since convid!.. Don't forget the recession in 09 either, all of the brands shrunk the sizes of everything, yet prices remained the same or even higher! Even today the multi bags of walkers reduced their quantity. We're all get taken for mugs.
When you said "ONE POUND and EIGHTY PENCE!" like that, it really brought home how ruddy expensive they are! I've been adding allsorts to baked beans for years to pep them up! Still, they looked good. Cheers Gareth, I bet there's a fair wind in the North right now!😊
Whipping cream is what is whipped to get whipped cream! Love your channel. I wish some of the products were available here in the US, having Aldi and Lidl here too.
Never do baked beans in microwave. You can elevate beans to a far higher level by warming them on hob but very very gentley and slowly. Most folks just warm/heat them up but the trick is to actually cook them low and slow for about 15 maybe 20 minutes…the difference in both taste and texture is massive.
Not really though. I say this as someone who has microwaved beans. Sure they're better heated in a pan on a hob but they're not that much different. The main difference is in the brand of beans you buy.
I used to put small cans of curried beans into a home made Shepherds Pie along with carrots and onions. And of course lashings of HP or Daddies or Chop brown sauce. Heaven😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm honestly surprised that heinz are still in business with the prices. I spice my own beans by flash frying onion and jalapeños in cajun spice. Then add the beans and heat through through with a generous dash of Chipotle sauce. 😜 I must admit that the creamy tikja ones sound interesting though. Good review as always. 😃
£1.80!!!! That's insane. I love heinz beans (I can't get the cheaper versions as they just don't taste right) but not bought any for ages due to price rise. 1.80 is ridiculous though, especially when the tin isn't full lol
For years I have been buying the cheapest beans possible and adding madras curry powder,grated cheese and sultanas (delicious on toast with an egg on top and less than 50p...serve piping hot!)
I like the product, not the price. Heinz in Canada are almost double price the local brands, we do have beans with Canadian maple syrup here with a chunk of back bacon in it. Also a variety with molasses which is not bad. As a kid, used to flavour my beans with curry powder, butter and currents. Still do now and again. Great video, brave man eating 3 tins.
Blimey Gareth Beans were the cheapest food stuff in supermarkets with about 15p a tin or 7p for the smaller tins a few years ago. Ive had a few variations of Beans from shops surprisingly the ASDA's own brands tasted better but not seen the low value brands for ages. Marc In Bletchley
We all know we can add our own spices to a cheap tin of beans. I just don't get why anyone would waste their money on these overpriced gimmicks. Other than food reviewer's of course lol
If you dissect the majority of ready prepped foods, most can be made cheaper and better at home. But not everyone has the ingredients, time, skills or inclination.
@@_Uh_Oh_ Ur right. It doesn't get more basic than beans and we all have spices in the cupboard. Who in their right mind would pay £1.80 for these? And an undersized can at that!
@@doctors8966 I go for basic, no frills beans. Just add ur own flavours and microwave longer if the beans are hard. At least 5 times cheaper than these gimmicks.
Baked potato is the way to go there. I haven't tried these, I get batchelors beans, similarly expensive and all the one company now. But they had chilli beans, fantastic with a baked potato
Wow, am impressed. Not surprized, Heinz are very good with their products. I'd use them on their own, on a bed of rice, or for padding out a curry. Great for big family dinners? Many thanks
WOW Yes If i can find them i will give them a go Price not too bad for limited edition i guess, Would Love to try the Vindaloo beans I Like hot and spicy but would not add them to curry but on toast would be interesting
I can't believe this Gaz, my son in Ohio text me late last night, and ask if I could get him the beans you've just done 👍❤ so I'll wait till he's up and share your video with him😊
Always find when brands start doing weird flavours, it reflects on low sales of the normal product. Fingers crossed this is the case for rippoff Heinz.
Great review Gaz I been making my own hot and curry beans for years just get a cheap tin from Aldi and Bobs your uncle and Fa-- your aunt as the saying goes 👏👏👍👍
For tinned curried veg or beans I tend to stick with Natco brand from my local 'Asian' food shop, proper flavours, cheaper than those, plus more in the cans and more variety of veg
I generally add a pinch of hot chilli powder and a tiny blob of butter to baked beans. I also gently cook the beans for about ten minutes, they soften up and the flavour improves. Another trick is to gently fry a really small piece of streaky bacon in the saucepan, just to release the oil from the bacon, then add the beans and cook them.
HI years ago a fry up use to be potato and cabbage fried.......but we were very poor in them days, early 70's....Them beans would go well with that lol.
I've been adding turmeric, cumin, ground ginger and chili to my beans as I cook them on the hob for years, then finish it with grated cheese... get some nice cheesy curry beans, they go on my breakfast or on toast for supper
Thank you !! I hadnt seen these! So pleased you did this video, I will be getting some ...a bit expensive but I cant not try these 😆Thanks a lot , have a great night 🤗
So much for them being "Limited Edition". I just looked at Asda and they're still selling these. Price per can is cheaper than when you bought yours, £1.40 plus they've got a deal for "Any 5 for £5" so a quid a can. In saying that, if I wanted some curry flavour beans I'd stick with Lidl Newgate beans (about 50p a can and yummy) and just add various spices of my own. :)
I eat curried beans fairly often, I spend 29p on cheap beans and add spoonful of Pataks curry paste : Vindaloo, Madras, Balti, Rojan Josh, Bhuna, Kasmiri Masala .......£2:15 a jar , a jar will spice up about 15 -20 tins of beans.😢
I don’t think they’re new, are they? I tried the Jalfrezi quite a while ago. Not bad , I suppose for something a bit different, I won’t be buying them again though. Almost £2 a tin! Not a cheap tin of beans are they? If I want an Indian curry though, I’ll buy one. I probably wouldn’t make a Jalfrezi, too much fussing about, but you know what I mean. I’m doing well at the moment avoiding Heinz beans and their prices, I’m enjoying the Branston brand of beans. They really are good. Thanks fir the vid.
Just beans though. You used to be able to get similar chicken tinned curries from m&s for similar price. You could jazz these up with toasted naan and some raw onion salad like you get with poppadoms.
"Limited Edition" Ancient Native American phrase for "Punters think we'll discontinue, stock up, pay development costs". Whipped cream is made outta whipping cream, Gaz👍
Great review, I used to like the original curry beans, I think I'll give the hot ones a try Heinz are my favourite beans but the cost has skyrocketed, I mean two tins of beans is the same price as a kilo of chicken thighs, it's bloody madness!! . PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.
I have tried the bbq, and they are pretty good, not an intense bbq flavor. I do make homeade with dried beans, just wish I could get salt pork here, but use pork belly. B&M has had 6 cans of heinz beans for £4, for the heinz lovers
Dear bald can you do irish stews because i love it mixed with meat balls in gravey plus added spices on a bed of spaghetti its cheap and fab ,try it and i bet your kids love it to ,as i said its finding a good irish stew ,cheers Jim
Back in the days I tried the Heinz Curried Beans and enjoyed them, it was probably the addition of sugar, however the premium for adding the curry was high. As with these new ones. I am sure it will have more to do with an intense cleaning of the production line than anything. Sorry Gareth, like others I wil just het budget beans and add my own spices. As I have said before the ingredients these days of adding modified cornstarch/rapeseed oil is a nogo area for me. What better way to serve beans than with rice, A staple for swathes of people in the Middle East and Asia. Watch out for the draught coming fom the kitchen.
Spot on review gaz a know there pricey but worth having in the cubard there made for jacket spuds very tasty on them and i put the vindaloo 1 in a cottage pie just mixed a tin in the mince meat that was really nice the bbq ones a great on the bottom of a cowboy burger thats awsome 😋
Whipping cream is what's in your cakes like victoria sponge cake and that 😋 sort of thing. You can whopper double cream though. I think I'm going to bake a cake sometime this week now.
I am another one who has been spicing up ordinary food for years. I go to the supermarket, read the ingredients on the expensive stuff, think, “That’s a good idea, I’ve got those spices at home,” buy the cheap stuff, go home and improve it!
Hi all. 5 hrs after consuming the vindaloo one and half the tikka, I can confirm it's windy round here 😂
Strong wind gusts up to 60kph.
🤣🤣
🤣😷...I was just gonna type before I saw your comment Gaz, you'll be blowing your britches off after that lot haha !!
Beans, Beans, Good for your heart, the more ye eat the more ye F@rt, 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Now I have to buy them.... for science 😆
I gave up on Heinz when they went over the £1 price per tin. £1.80 is nonsense, how do they get away with it!?
Yes crazy money isn't it.
Same with the soups! Used to be 5 tins for £3 at Tesco back in the day (in recent years, like 3-5 or so), now they are £1.70+ ish EACH.
Asda beans 50p a tin and are really nice
It’s going to be a very windy night tonight Gareth
The answer my friend is blowing in the wind😉
Shrink-flation for you, tins are normally 420g so these are the same size tins just under filled at 390g you'd think for £1.80 they could fill the tin!
Yes indeed
Nothing to do with shrink-flation, it's down to the fact they are cooked in the tin and need a small amount of space in the tin to create a vacuum, see my comment to Gareth above.
@@andy70d35 the full tins at 420g are also cooked in the tin so..?
Exactly.@@jpgoat5488
@@andy70d35
You can’t create a vacuum if the tin is sealed.
Basic beans with some caramelised fried onions and a teaspoon of curry powder. Eat on crunchy toast which has cooled a bit before you butter. Absolutely gorgeous.
Sounds great!
I'm going to try this!
@@dddayesq5061 haha you're profile name cracked me up.
£1.80 a tin? wow. For years i just buy normal beans and add flavour when i fancy. Pataks curry paste is my favourite.
Sounds great!
Me too.
Their paste is tremendous , far better than sauces .
ASDA used to do a hot vindaloo , called find a loo .
I use Pataks to make my own onion bhajis far tastier than those mass produced offerings in most chain supermarkets
It's a disgrace £1.80 a tin. Honestly I'm surprised anyone would pay for the normal Heinz beans nevermind the limited edition ones. glad you're reviewing this mate instead of us having to waste our money.
Yes very expensive
asda doing 5 tins for 5 er just now
When Heinz massively hiked all their products, I, and all my friends and family, just refused to buy any of their stuff. I remember adding an OXO cube to beans before heating them, but these days I add potent chilli sauce to them.
Same here, I always bought heinz...not any more, there are plenty of decent cheaper alternatives, you soon get used to the slight difference in taste.
oh and you had a choice of Oxo cubes, Indian, Chinese or Italian!
Stopped Buying Heinz products during Lockdown due to inflated prices, moved over to C &B, thanks for the videos Gareth entertaining and informative, keep up the good work
Good stuff
Far too overpriced, I shan't bother with them. Thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜
Yes very overpriced arnt they.
I usually do my own when I want spice up my beans. I just add a spoon of curry paste to a tin of own brand Aldi beans and a drizzle of olive oil and simmer for 2 mins. You can also use curry powder instead of the paste. Far cheaper than a tin for £1.80.
Sometimes I’ll fry half an onion with the curried beans as well if I’m eating it as part of a more substantial meal, like with an omelette. Delicious.
Good idea
Any five for a fiver atm.
Try the same idea just a different way round, heat tsp of oil in pan then add curry powder and let the spices bloom in the oil for a minute then add the beans.... Delicious can even bloom the spices in ghee rather than olive oil 👍
Our house for the last few years have used Branston beans , they are better and a lot cheaper than Heinz, occasionally I put a teaspoon of Pataks madras paste in them, gorgeous.
Good to know!
How anybody can rate Heinz above Branston is a mystery to me. Far better.
@@racingspoon I genuinely prefer Aldi and Sainsbury's beans to Heinz. They're thicker, richer and I'd prefer them regardless of the price. Branston are the gold standard though, and are at least a justifiable purchase for a little more money. They even have a ring pull now 🤣
Branston prices are rising now , I’ve noticed
Heinz are just too expensive now 😮
All of the big supermarkets are profiteering since convid!.. Don't forget the recession in 09 either, all of the brands shrunk the sizes of everything, yet prices remained the same or even higher! Even today the multi bags of walkers reduced their quantity. We're all get taken for mugs.
Yes paying more for less here
Along with everything else!
Blazing saddle time
@@thomasbrennan5194More beans Mr Taggert ?
I'd expect all three tins for that price!
I’m loving all the budding chefs on here , the good old British public won’t be held to ransom by Heinz 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
When you said "ONE POUND and EIGHTY PENCE!" like that, it really brought home how ruddy expensive they are! I've been adding allsorts to baked beans for years to pep them up! Still, they looked good. Cheers Gareth, I bet there's a fair wind in the North right now!😊
Crazy isn't it
Make a sausage stew type thing, decent sausages, a few peppers, onion, mushrooms etc & then get the beans in. 👍
Sounds great!
I like the idea of different flavouring of curried beans but far too expensive for £1.80. Would prefer to make my own for fraction of Heinz prices x
These are 5 for a fiver at Asda at the moment
Thanks Bob x
Whipping cream is what is whipped to get whipped cream! Love your channel. I wish some of the products were available here in the US, having Aldi and Lidl here too.
You're welcome 😊
Never do baked beans in microwave. You can elevate beans to a far higher level by warming them on hob but very very gentley and slowly. Most folks just warm/heat them up but the trick is to actually cook them low and slow for about 15 maybe 20 minutes…the difference in both taste and texture is massive.
Not really though. I say this as someone who has microwaved beans. Sure they're better heated in a pan on a hob but they're not that much different. The main difference is in the brand of beans you buy.
I prefer them this way
I used to put small cans of curried beans into a home made Shepherds Pie along with carrots and onions. And of course lashings of HP or Daddies or Chop brown sauce. Heaven😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm honestly surprised that heinz are still in business with the prices.
I spice my own beans by flash frying onion and jalapeños in cajun spice. Then add the beans and heat through through with a generous dash of Chipotle sauce. 😜
I must admit that the creamy tikja ones sound interesting though. Good review as always. 😃
Whipped cream and whipping cream are the same thing, just before and after whipping.
we buy the cheapest beans from the stores, normally 30p or so, then we add curry powder, oxo, basically anything you want to make your beans taste
£1.80!!!! That's insane. I love heinz beans (I can't get the cheaper versions as they just don't taste right) but not bought any for ages due to price rise. 1.80 is ridiculous though, especially when the tin isn't full lol
When you can still get value tins of beans for 27/8p this is costly. I actually like cold baked beans, always have. Love the video, great fun.
Thanks for the info!
For years I have been buying the cheapest beans possible and adding madras curry powder,grated cheese and sultanas (delicious on toast with an egg on top and less than 50p...serve piping hot!)
Good idea mate
A nice nan bread for me would go great with these, dipping it in for a bit of bean juice.....lovely
Heinz baked beans, Vindaloo flavour. You can't lose. Will definitely be trying these.
I always mix in a OXO cube with beans--fantastic.
Sounds great!
These are gorgeous. Price wise, if you get 5 at a time they’re only £1 each, £5 for 5 tins.
I’ve had two lots so far, they’re truly delicious.
Ooooh they look great wow 👍
I like the product, not the price. Heinz in Canada are almost double price the local brands, we do have beans with Canadian maple syrup here with a chunk of back bacon in it. Also a variety with molasses which is not bad. As a kid, used to flavour my beans with curry powder, butter and currents. Still do now and again. Great video, brave man eating 3 tins.
Was hoping you was going to review these You never disappoint Sir
You're welcome 😊
Just reading through the comments Gaz.... you're a world wide voice of normal, working mans cuisine !.
I never miss a vid or a thumbs-up mate.
Thanks for that
As you opened them the colours got darker. They look lovely
Beans + vindaloo = a lost afternoon 💥
Haha yes belly rumbling now
I need those Vindaloo ones in my life!! Thanks for the headsup!!
No worries!
After eating these beans Gareth's wallpaper peeled off the walls by itself LOL
Haha windy tonight lol finished the Vindaloo ones off
I thought the same thing!
Thanks for the update, didn't know. These were out going to be trying them now.👍
No problem 👍
Fantastic review, never knew these existing will defo have to look for them in the shops! Cheers
Glad I could help!
Blimey Gareth Beans were the cheapest food stuff in supermarkets with about 15p a tin or 7p for the smaller tins a few years ago.
Ive had a few variations of Beans from shops surprisingly the ASDA's own brands tasted better but not seen the low value brands for ages.
Marc In Bletchley
Looks like Heinz’s have taken notice of the fill levels at my local Indian takeaway😂👍
What a find. You’re smashin pal. Enjoying all your back catalogue. You have a new avid 👏
Thanks 👍
We all know we can add our own spices to a cheap tin of beans. I just don't get why anyone would waste their money on these overpriced gimmicks. Other than food reviewer's of course lol
I do this all the time, makes them more interesting - I'm sure these Heinz ones taste alright but no way would I pay £1.80 a tin
If you dissect the majority of ready prepped foods, most can be made cheaper and better at home. But not everyone has the ingredients, time, skills or inclination.
@@_Uh_Oh_ Ur right. It doesn't get more basic than beans and we all have spices in the cupboard. Who in their right mind would pay £1.80 for these? And an undersized can at that!
Heinz are one of the worst beans there the most expensive and there not the best try branston beans
@@doctors8966 I go for basic, no frills beans. Just add ur own flavours and microwave longer if the beans are hard. At least 5 times cheaper than these gimmicks.
Baked potato is the way to go there.
I haven't tried these, I get batchelors beans, similarly expensive and all the one company now. But they had chilli beans, fantastic with a baked potato
Yes good idea
Yes a jacket potato would be ideal with either of these Beanz.
Lovely with some grated cheese on top of potatoe
I 'm glad you Tikka the time to make these videos and hope that after all those beans you didn't spend too much time Vindaloo.
Haha was gassy maximus lol
Wow, am impressed. Not surprized, Heinz are very good with their products. I'd use them on their own, on a bed of rice, or for padding out a curry. Great for big family dinners? Many thanks
Expensive though
Iv'e been making my own curried beans for many year's with Pataks paste's.
I put a little smoked paprika in baked beans to tart them up a bit. Nice and warm, but not too overpowering.
Love your reviews,ordinary bloke with ordinary food-thanks
Glad you like them!
Haven’t tried these yet but I love the bbq ones
Vindaloo they were spot on with a jacket potato 👌
Perfect with jacket potato, as is cheese.
WOW Yes If i can find them i will give them a go Price not too bad for limited edition i guess, Would Love to try the Vindaloo beans I Like hot and spicy but would not add them to curry but on toast would be interesting
Good luck!
I can't believe this Gaz, my son in Ohio text me late last night, and ask if I could get him the beans you've just done 👍❤ so I'll wait till he's up and share your video with him😊
Thank you. 😊
Always find when brands start doing weird flavours, it reflects on low sales of the normal product. Fingers crossed this is the case for rippoff Heinz.
Great review Gaz I been making my own hot and curry beans for years just get a cheap tin from Aldi and Bobs your uncle and Fa-- your aunt as the saying goes 👏👏👍👍
Great idea
Good man wanted review on jalfrezi beans and your doing all ….bonus 👍👍👍👍
For tinned curried veg or beans I tend to stick with Natco brand from my local 'Asian' food shop, proper flavours, cheaper than those, plus more in the cans and more variety of veg
Nice on a cold day
I generally add a pinch of hot chilli powder and a tiny blob of butter to baked beans. I also gently cook the beans for about ten minutes, they soften up and the flavour improves.
Another trick is to gently fry a really small piece of streaky bacon in the saucepan, just to release the oil from the bacon, then add the beans and cook them.
HI years ago a fry up use to be potato and cabbage fried.......but we were very poor in them days, early 70's....Them beans would go well with that lol.
I've been adding turmeric, cumin, ground ginger and chili to my beans as I cook them on the hob for years, then finish it with grated cheese... get some nice cheesy curry beans, they go on my breakfast or on toast for supper
Sounds great!
Thank you !! I hadnt seen these! So pleased you did this video, I will be getting some ...a bit expensive but I cant not try these 😆Thanks a lot , have a great night 🤗
Glad it was helpful!
I've deffo got to have these . Great review Gareth . 👏
Glad you like them! Thank you 😊
So much for them being "Limited Edition". I just looked at Asda and they're still selling these. Price per can is cheaper than when you bought yours, £1.40 plus they've got a deal for "Any 5 for £5" so a quid a can. In saying that, if I wanted some curry flavour beans I'd stick with Lidl Newgate beans (about 50p a can and yummy) and just add various spices of my own. :)
They can bugger off with these cash grabs
I eat curried beans fairly often, I spend 29p on cheap beans and add spoonful of Pataks curry paste : Vindaloo, Madras, Balti, Rojan Josh, Bhuna, Kasmiri Masala .......£2:15 a jar , a jar will spice up about 15 -20 tins of beans.😢
Good idea
I don’t think they’re new, are they? I tried the Jalfrezi quite a while ago. Not bad , I suppose for something a bit different, I won’t be buying them again though. Almost £2 a tin! Not a cheap tin of beans are they? If I want an Indian curry though, I’ll buy one. I probably wouldn’t make a Jalfrezi, too much fussing about, but you know what I mean. I’m doing well at the moment avoiding Heinz beans and their prices, I’m enjoying the Branston brand of beans. They really are good. Thanks fir the vid.
Good review. I'd like all those too. Bit steep at 1.8 which would be 2.5 euro a tin.
Cheers pal
Just beans though. You used to be able to get similar chicken tinned curries from m&s for similar price. You could jazz these up with toasted naan and some raw onion salad like you get with poppadoms.
Had the Tikka ones on toast last night, very tasty. Now just got the Vindaloo ones to have on toast the weekend.
Yum 😋
Great review. One to consider at £1.80 look nice.
Now, the question is, can I find these here? Thanks for reviewing these! I shall see if I can find them.
Good review Gareth like the comparisons, nice but pricey hopefully other brands will do there version
"Limited Edition" Ancient Native American phrase for "Punters think we'll discontinue, stock up, pay development costs". Whipped cream is made outta whipping cream, Gaz👍
Cheers
Closing down sale?
@@david-pb4bi ?
@@JonPaul1953 They always have closing down sales and never actually close down.
@@david-pb4bi Ahh, right, gotcha👍 Forget who it was, one of the furniture companies, they were closing down for 5 or 6 years🤔🙀😂!
Great review, I used to like the original curry beans, I think I'll give the hot ones a try Heinz are my favourite beans but the cost has skyrocketed, I mean two tins of beans is the same price as a kilo of chicken thighs, it's bloody madness!! . PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.
Cheers pal
Have always liked the Heinz Curry Beans, so have got a couple of tins of each of these new flavours to try.
Hope you enjoy
@@BaldFoodieGuy Not keen on the tikka ones, but liked the jalfrezi and the vindaloo ones - vindaloo most liked (not that hot).
Tesco Stockwell beans the only ones we buy now great price and they taste good to me
Thanks for this Gareth, it’s the sort of thing I would have given a try a couple of years ago but not at these prices - scandalous!
You're welcome
I have tried the bbq, and they are pretty good, not an intense bbq flavor. I do make homeade with dried beans, just wish I could get salt pork here, but use pork belly. B&M has had 6 cans of heinz beans for £4, for the heinz lovers
Cheers Gareth nice one. Not a huge Heinz fan but definitely give the vindeloo ones mate 👍🏻
No worries
Remember blazing saddles??? They would go well with a bbq.
Yes good idea. Great film lol be like that tonight 🤣
Heinz released curried beans back in 80s. I remember the advert with Windsor Davies from Never The Twain.
I remember they did Curried Beans in the 70’s
I could do with a few of those high sided bowls you have. Just what I've been looking for.
Dear bald can you do irish stews because i love it mixed with meat balls in gravey plus added spices on a bed of spaghetti its cheap and fab ,try it and i bet your kids love it to ,as i said its finding a good irish stew ,cheers Jim
It took me two attempts to find some 😂..
Those Jalfrezi, go nice with chips and egg looking forward to trying the Tikka.
There a lot for a tin of beans… knew you would prefer the spicy ones Gaz. Top video mate! ….. Smithy
Cheers mate
Great idea those beans i would stick um on sum thick toast with sum strong cheese
Vindaloo beans, now i gotta try them. No added black pepper needed i take it..
Marks and sparks sell nice beans for top just add some spice been doing that for years especially with a hangover😀
Good tip!
I love cold beans, especially over steaming hot chips 😊
Back in the days I tried the Heinz Curried Beans and enjoyed them, it was probably the addition of sugar, however the premium for adding the curry was high. As with these new ones. I am sure it will have more to do with an intense cleaning of the production line than anything.
Sorry Gareth, like others I wil just het budget beans and add my own spices.
As I have said before the ingredients these days of adding modified cornstarch/rapeseed oil is a nogo area for me.
What better way to serve beans than with rice, A staple for swathes of people in the Middle East and Asia.
Watch out for the draught coming fom the kitchen.
Yes cheaper to make you're own for sure.
Spot on review gaz a know there pricey but worth having in the cubard there made for jacket spuds very tasty on them and i put the vindaloo 1 in a cottage pie just mixed a tin in the mince meat that was really nice the bbq ones a great on the bottom of a cowboy burger thats awsome 😋
Cheers Steve
They're supposed to be very nice I will certainly try the jal and vindaloo!😋
Nice review again. If you have a Sainsburys near you, they have a new dish out, Hot Chicken Phal. May be worth a try.
Thanks for the tip!
Beans are normally 415g. The special edition are only 390g hence the space in the tin.
I botty would be like Louis Armstrong playing .... "Hold the lantern Grandmother, while I shave the Chickens lip"
Whipping cream is what's in your cakes like victoria sponge cake and that 😋 sort of thing. You can whopper double cream though. I think I'm going to bake a cake sometime this week now.
Thanks for the tip!
I am another one who has been spicing up ordinary food for years. I go to the supermarket, read the ingredients on the expensive stuff, think, “That’s a good idea, I’ve got those spices at home,” buy the cheap stuff, go home and improve it!