Heinz Beanz Snap Pots Reviews

Beans on toast - can you beat it? When I discovered these little individual pots, I couldn't wait to try them out! *** What are they? *** There are four plastic pots, weighing 200g each, which are joined together, but snap apart easily, and they come housed in a cardboard package. Each pot has a plain, see-through plastic ...  Read the complete review

I've tried other imitations but I must admit that for me, Heinz baked beans are the best baked beans out there... Just enough sauce, just enough beans and the sauce isn't overly tomatoey... (compared to Branston beans that is!) I usually buy the small 200g cans but I tried these out a few months ago and haven't gone back! ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Beans Snap Pots! If your family is like mine, you will love the idea of this clever little contraption. In our house, we tend to open a tin of beans to find it left half unused in the fridge. Most of you will be thinking "buy a smaller tin then" but my mind won't allow me to do so as the price difference is ...  Read the complete review

Heinz snap pot beans Although very expensive compared to just buying a tin of beans. These snap pots version do come in very handy indeed. They come in 200grams portions which is just right for 1 adult. The packaging is a green microvable pot with cellophane top left covered in cardboard with the famous heinz brand ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Beanz Snap Pots Description: Manufacturer: Heinz / Ready Meals It was actually Mr Siamese who bought these, while I think they are great for convenience, I am not sure that I would have been able to justify paying so much for them, so despite being handy, probably won't be getting them ...  Read the complete review

Baked beans are something that can be had as a snack on their own, though I never really do that, or they can be used as a portion on the side on your meal with something else, I have beans quite a few times a week usually because they go with many things and add something too your meal to make it more tasty and more filling ...  Read the complete review

I love baked beans and Heinz were the best until they got even better! They started selling their lovely product in microwavable pots with 200g of beans per portion to make it easier and less messy to serve their juicy beans :) Great for snacking as an accompaniment for meals these are sold as '4 Snap Pots', all in ...  Read the complete review

My mum started buying Heinz Snap Pots after my little sister burnt her arm while she was heating some beans up on the cooker. Snap Pots are a brill idea where a serving of beans is put into a plastic pot that's got a simple plastic lid that you have to peel off before you put the pot in the microwave and nuke for 1 minute. ...  Read the complete review

I am such a child at heart, my mum used to give me these all the time in various guises and they are still one of my favourite snacky type items. These used to come in your bog standard tin cans, but Heinz have recently released these new style 'snap pots' which come in packs of 4. (Spaghetti hoops are also now sold in ...  Read the complete review

In Tesco recently they had the four packs of Heinz beans Snap Pots for £1 instead of the usual price of £1.77. As I tend to have to buy the small tins of beans anyway these seemed like an ideal solution to either buying a big tin and wasting some, or paying a premium for the priviledge of buying a tiny tin. The idea of the ...  Read the complete review

I will be the first to admit that where there is a suitable "value" or own brand product available, I will use it in order to keep my shopping budget down as much as possible. As part of this way of shopping, I believe I have already written about how wonderfully good value Tesco own brand tins of baked beans ...  Read the complete review

These launched a while ago with an annoying advert jingle to go with.I had always avoided them, as I didn't see the need in paying more for a convenience food when I only used Beans in the house and a normal tin does me! I saw these in Asda for £1.60 for 4x 200g tubs. Now I know this is roughly the same price as the the same ...  Read the complete review

For years I convinced myself that I did not like baked beans at all. No Siree Bob. Well, that was until my brother was putting grated cheese on his beans on toast and I thought "Mmm looks quite nice". Having tried it myself, and decided I DID after all like baked beans (but only with the melted cheese- yuk otherwise) I started ...  Read the complete review

What a great idea! As a student I am obliged by stereotype to consume baked beans at least every so often (I don't exactly live off them but they're a good thing to have in the cupboard for when you forget to go shopping or run out of money). This specific product, the "Snap Pots", is a set of four pots that you snap ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Meanz Beanz! as a concept these are great, its heinz beans or nothing as far as im concerned. these can work out slightly cheaper per 100g that the tins, just keep an eye on the price tags in shops (tesco, and sainsburys list them per 100g on the labels). i like to take these to work with me when im working an early shift, as they ...  Read the complete review

A couple of weeks ago, whilst hubby was away working in Scotland, I ordered some groceries from Tesco online. One of the items that I ordered was a pack of three 200g tins of Heinz Baked Beans for £1.57. When my order arrived there was a substitution and I received a pack of four 200g Snap Pots of Heinz Baked Beans for ...  Read the complete review

I have always had a problem with baked beans. I live alone and so if I wanted beans on toast, or beans on the side of my meal, I would have to open up a whole can. I would use half of it at the most, and the rest would go in my fridge in a Tupperware. Because I am not a massive fan of beans and only like to eat them occasionally as a ...  Read the complete review

Everyone who has heard of Heinz, will associate them with one thing - beans! The famous advert 'Heinz Meanz Beanz' has been hammered into us through our TVs for many years, and to be honest, Heinz are the kings of the bean - I've really never tasted any that are better! Heinz is a long-running company, and has been supplying ...  Read the complete review

ok, so whats so different to these beans than the regular tinned heinz beans....nothing apart from the packaging! They are the regular heinz beans but instead of the packaging being the normal 400g tin, they come in 200g plastic pots. You get four in a pack for around £1.50. So interms of price, these are a lot more ...  Read the complete review

At the end of the day, these are no different to the usual tin of Heinz Baked Beans, these are just a little more convienient for the time-savers and / or lazy people! The are generally a good idea, snap off how much you need and whack it in the microwave, reminds me a little of those tubs you get with a KFC ...  Read the complete review