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Morrisons Eat Smart Baked Beans

 
Description: Manufacturer: Morrisons / Type: Vegetables

Newest Review: ... the product's main pulling power - that is 35% less salt and 40% less sugar that Morrisons standard beans. Suitable for ... more

 ... vegetarians and produced in the UK, once opened these beans need storing on a non-metallic plate and using within 48 hours after keeping in the fridge for storage. The best before date on each tin had a couple of years from now so a good staple cupboard standby for stews, soups, or chilli con carnie as well as an accompaniment for ordinary meals. As far as the ingredients go there are 40% haricot beans, 20% tomato puree as well as seasoning and natural flavourings such as onion powder plus white pepper. There is also...more

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Premium Review Morrisons Eat Smart Baked Beans: A HEALTHIER OPTION FOR A PROTEIN BOOST! (680 words)
by - written on 22/11/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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The trouble with processed foods is that they are generally pumped full of salt and sugar to add flavour to sometimes bland foodstuffs... As a dieter this can be a real problem, so I am always looking for ways to save a few calories here and there in the constant battle of the bulge whilst needing a valuable protein supplement that the humble bean ably provides. On top of this we are in the midst of a very well publicised recession so most of us are looking to save pennies as well, so when I spotted 4 tins of 'Morrisons Eat Smart Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce' for the princely sum of £1 as the store pushed their own store promotion at the end of a ...  Read the complete review

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Premium Review Healthier harricot beans! (376 words)
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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I eat a lot of beans and I don't really mind what I find in the cupboard as long as they are edible and I can open the tin easily to get to them, lol! I have gone through a phase of eating them with toast or just with bread and butter, yummy, so there was only a tin of Morrisons eat Smart reduced baked beans in tomato sauce in the tin cupboard the other day... I kept the label to review as obviously they are healthier than ordinary beans with 35% less fat and 40% less sugar - that's a lot of calories to save for a basic product I think! The tin doesn't come with a ring pull so that was a bit annoying but it can be recycled which is cool ...  Read the complete review

 

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