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Heinz Baked Beans
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  • Value for Money2.3 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings2.4 stars
  • Overall Rating2.6 stars

14 Reviews For Heinz Baked Beans

  • Guest 20th Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    The quality of Heinz Beans are certainly no longer the markets best. A lot of my family and friends have grown up eating only Heinz. Many now are switching, mainly to Branston. The main difference I find is the consistant rich sauce that Branston use rather than the seemingly variable indifferent thin sauce used by Heinz. It took a while for me to abandon Heinz but as an avid bean eater i am glad i did.

  • davety04 25th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Heinz Baked Beans are by far, the most overrated product on the shelves. Heinz have a reputation for quality, well all I can say is that standards have slipped! Beans are hard, sauce thin and tasteless. People who swear by these beans generally are food heathens and won't try anything else. Try Branston, they are quality. Also, many supermarket own brands are better than Heinz, Morrisons aren't bad, Tesco et al. In conclusion, people who buy these religiously are an ad man's dream , (product b ...

  • Hazelmarch 11th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Ready to eat cold for survival on the trail. Recipe . Take one can opener. nice warm or hot, no need to boil as cooked to perfection by manufacturer. Established childhood favorite very filling. Okay on there own. very pally with other flavours..etc etc..vegetarian friendly.. green tin...
    Beans means no whines. Easy to find.. Ageless and timeless. established as its rhyme...

  • Guest 10th Oct 2008

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    Whoever came up with this certainly seems to have no catering or taste skills - never again. It made me feel so sick with one taste. Not a very good idea heinz. I would certainly request a refund. Very disappointing.(even my baked potato wanted to escape!)

  • loretta hamilton 10th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I really love Heinz beans, if I eat out in a cafe I won't have beans unless they're Heinz because the sauce on Heinz is the tastiest I've ever eaten.

  • chez18 Rank: Colonel 9th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    these beans are also good for you! they also do a even healthier version in the weight watchers range wich are really nice too! i think people are just getting a bit to picky and harsh on heins baked beans! haha

  • kmp3000 Rank: Lance Corporal 26th Oct 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    An expensive tin of beans and a bit of a let down on the taste although the texture is perfect. I personally prefer HP beans. I find them more tasty and they are usually cheaper in the supermarket. Heinz have "Bean" around for a few years now and there are far more better beans on the market.

  • palmolive Rank: Staff Sergeant 19th Sep 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    A bean to be proud of, I am no stranger to the taunts of bean snobbery. And - hear this - I am no bean snob but rather a connoisseur of the bean and I consider Heinz to be the only baked bean producer of note. This is no whim either. I have been eating the bean for years and have tested it in various manners including tickling, flicking (whilst I have achieved greater distances with inferior beans, the Heinz was that which I found most fulfilling) and general roosting of the bean and its kernel.

  • petrasuk 16th Sep 2006

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Even in 1947 when I came home from the army, Heinz beans on buttered toast was my favourite meal. I say meal rather than snack, because they were sufficiently nutritious to make a meal. Now the sauce is pathetic, and about 8% of the beans in every can is uncooked, hard and inedible. At 75 yrs of age I never eat Heinz beans, nor does my wife. Quality reduction for bigger profits is never a good idea. Sincerely, Gerard Gadney

  • Skystaff 4th Jul 2006

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    WHERE ARE THE BEANS! I used to remember opening a can of Heinz Beans and seeing Beans - now its just sauce (and too much of it) once I have drained away the sauce I am left with just 3/4 of a tin of Beans.
    Hows this for value - Get a 4 Pack (value for money Bean), deduct 1/4 from each tin and what have Heinz got? Another tin of Beans - now that's Value for money, but where's ours "the customer"? Come on Heinz do you really think we are that thick! Bring back HP.

  • willpaynton 3rd Jun 2006

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    I have been eating Heinz Baked Beans all my life, and they have always been great, but I have recently found they have become mushy and soft. I am not sure why, but I am disappointed.

  • tomassi Rank: Staff Sergeant 25th Mar 2006

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    I find Heinz baked beans watery and a bit tastless, over-rated and over-priced. I was watching a programme the other day saying that they wern't the leading brand in beans any more due to the fact that they had took out some of the sugar and salt but hadn't replaced it with any thing else, I agree and have started buying the brand that the programme stated were now the lead brand.

  • TimpPete Rank: Corporal 19th Dec 2005

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I was recently forced into the purchase of some Heinz Baked Beans in order to prepare a classic English breakfast. These beans come with a large brand reputation and felt very safe with the purchase. The ommission of beans would have rendered the dish incomplete. My local supermarket, Tesco appears to have ceased stocking the king of beans, HP. Whilst my sausages, bacon and fried egg were cooked to perfection the dish was compromised by the addition of Heinz beans. Sadly the entire eating expere ...

  • Dirty Berty. Rank: Lance Corporal 2nd Jul 2003

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Buy the 4 packs to save money! I love the tasty flavour and dunking chips in the sauce. Me and my g/f regularly do this when watching the 10 o'clock news. GET OUT THERE AND EAT BEANS!!!!!!!!!!!!