Sainsbury's Butter Beans In Water

Description: Manufacturer: Sainsbury's / Type: Vegetables

Newest Review: ... there. My mam used to use them occasionally but I hadn't had them since being a child but always remember them being pretty ... more

... nice. Had a quick look at the label and was quite impressed by the healthiness of them. This tin contains 410 gram, 235 gram once you've drained the water away, and half a tin will give you 110 calories and 0.6 gram fat. An 80 gram serving will also give you 1 of your 5 a day and is a great source of fibre. So all round they are good stuff! Cooking wise, they are pretty versatile and the great thing about them is that they are really quick to prepare. You can heat them up on the hob for 4-5 minutes but don't boil ...more

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Sainsbury's Butter Beans In Water: Butter beans, a nice surprise really! (412 words)
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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To be honest I can't remember buying the tin of butter beans I found lurking in the back of the cupboard earlier this week but it must have been there a while. But we had nothing for tea, it was too yuck a night to go out and desperately trying to work down the food cupboard til payday. Times are hard! So spotted the tin of Sainsburys butter beans and decided to use them. As I said, it must have been there a bit but the bbd was stated as Nov 2012 so no problems there. My mam used to use them occasionally but I hadn't had them since being a child but always remember them being pretty nice. Had a quick look at the label and was quite impressed by the ... Read the complete review

These buttered me up! (425 words)
by - written on 02/08/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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When it comes to beans and pulses and things like that, of late I have really tried to up my intake of such produce. I bought a load of cans of things to try when last in Sainsbury's simply because I keep running out of fresh fruit and vegetables and thought they would be great for 'emergencies'. I haven't had butter beans in years and really wanted them with some pie and mash type of thing, it was just something I really fancied one cold and wet night so I grabbed myself a 215g can (also available in a large 410g can priced at 48p). The Packaging: No matter the size of the can the labelling is of course they are the same. On the front of ... Read the complete review