Tesco Oak Lane Baked Beans with Sausages in Tomato Sauce Reviews
Product Type: Tesco Ready Meals
Newest Review: ... contents look congealed, all moulded togather in a bit icky lump, so you might need to loosen them with a spoon or fork to ... more
... get them out of the tin. Once it is in a saucepan, you should heat on a medium heat for about five minutes or until the contents start to bubble. It is important not to overheat, as this can impair the flavour. Ah yes, the flavour...not too bad, the beans taste pretty good, not as sugary as Heinz and lacking the sweetness, but they are staple enough. Kind of like the beans you get if you go to a service station. The sauce they come in is fine and not oo runny and the beans have a good texture to them too.
Onto the sausa...more
by - written on 08/03/10 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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I am usually dubious of names that I haven't heard of, but I have been using Oak Lane ketchup for a few weeks and been impressed enough to explore their version of beans and sausages. At forty five pence for a tin, it comes in cheaper than Heinz, so I thought it would be worth a shot. After all, what's the worst that can happen? Food posioning? The contents look congealed, all moulded togather in a bit icky lump, so you might need to loosen them with a spoon or fork to get them out of the tin. Once it is in a saucepan, you should heat on a medium heat for about five minutes or until the contents start to bubble. It is important not to overheat, as this can ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/02/10 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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'Tesco Oak Lane Beans and Sausages in Tomato Sauce' I recently bought these due to cutting costs down with the whole rising shopping bill scenario I guess we're all going through lately. I have to admit though, looking for a cheaper alternative wasn't my only reason for buying these, which I will explain in a moment. These are as the tin states, beans with sausages in tomato sauce, no more, no less. You usually get around 8 sausages per tin, but this can differ. The sausages are not the greatest in the world, they have a slight smoky pork flavour but not too much, and they have a firm consistency to them, like I said, not the greatest, but still ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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When it comes to cooking I really am a very lazy person to be honest. I'm usually very busy and nutrition is the last thing I usually think of! I live on toast and sandwiches as a rule for fastness so when I saw this product in my local Tesco store costing 45p a can I thought it was ideal to buy myself for tea that night on toast as I love baked beans and sausages! The Packaging: 420g can with a purple coloured label around it and on that there is a photograph of the beans and sausages looking rather nice on a piece of toast and I'm told they are Oak Lane Baked Beans With Sausages 'in tomato sauce'. On the back of the can other information ... Read the complete review
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