I understand why. To me, Heinz beans are luxurious. The beans are cooked so they achieve a perfect amount of creaminess; the tomato sauce is so deliciously sweet that you can eat them straight out ...

What I do know is that when it comes to canned legumes, there's nothing better than Heinz Beans in tomato sauce. Let’s start with the can itself. A 1950s turquoise work of art that stands out in ...

Asda Baked Beans in a Rich Tomato Sauce: 73%. 5. Heinz Beanz: 72%. 6. Waitrose Essential Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce: 72%. 7. Sainsbury’s Baked Beans in Tasty Tomato Sauce: 71%. 8.

Heinz has unveiled Tomato Ketchup Zero, a no-added-sugar-or-salt spin-off of its best-selling table sauce, with 35% more ...

I draw a perhaps arbitrary distinction between these and “baked beans” in the British tradition, which are characterised by the white beans in a mild tomato sauce often synonymous with Heinz.

For example, shoppers at Tesco can pick up limited edition Heinz Beans in a "fiery" chilli sauce for £1.40 The dish comes with a tomato sauce blended with chillies and spices.

The texture of the tomato sauce was considered top-notch – not too ... under a third thought they looked a bit too intensely orange. Heinz and Waitrose were the next most-liked baked beans in our test ...

There's something beautiful about a can of beans. Maybe in this age of plastic, any food packaged in metal makes it seem special. Maybe it's nostalgia − a reminder of old cowboys sitting by ...