Sainsbury's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce Reviews

Sainsbury's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce Spices & Seasoning

Product Type: Heinz Spices & Seasoning

Newest Review: ... 'Basics' products they look cheap and scream economy with orange and white labelling all over them. The can holds 420g of the ... more

 ... baked beans and on the front of it we are told that they are Sainsbury's Basics Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce, 'Different sauce, same on toast' and that they are suitable for Vegetarians and there is an at a glance nutritional chart shown. On the back of the can other information listed includes ingredients, a full nutritional chart is shown, we are told how to cook them (In a microwave or on the hob for about 5 minutes) and contact details for Sainsbury's are given. There is no ring pull to the top of this can and...more

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GentleGenius
Crowned ReviewSainsbury's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce: Sainsbury's Beananza! (1145 words)
by - written on 16/12/08, updated on  17/12/08 (Very useful, 765 readings)
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SAINSBURY'S BAKED BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE - 420g, 41p - £1.49 for a pack of 2 NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per half a can serving): Calories: 166 Kj: 706 Protein: 10.5g Carbohydrates: 29.2g - of which sugars: 9.2g - of which starch: 20g Fat: 0.8g - of which saturates: 0.1g Fibre: 11.3g Salt: 1.5g - of which sodium: 0.6g ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sainsbury's Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce come in a red tin bearing the yellow standard Sainsbury's logo. On the front of can is a dark blue panel containing the words "baked beans" in white lettering ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Odd tasting baked beans! (480 words)
by - written on 29/10/11 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Before I get stuck into writing this review I feel I must point out that although I am reviewing Sainsbury's baked beans I that I am reviews the 'Basic' variety and Dooyoo have told me to post my review here! I am not a huge fan of baked beans of any type to be honest, however if I do eat baked beans I usually opt to pick up a can of Heinz though with feeling a bit poor and hard done to lately and so I have been trying out far cheaper brands of things and that is why I ended up getting a can of these! The Packaging: Like most of the Sainsbury's 'Basics' products they look cheap and scream economy with orange and white labelling all over ...  Read the complete review

mickr
Sainsbury's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce: Beans Served with a Side Order of Chipped Tooth (349 words)
by - written on 02/11/10 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Sainsbury's Baked Beans I used to shop in Sainsbury's for all my weekly shops, though a number of years ago I changed to Tesco's due to both the range and price. Yes, Sainsbury's do have their own branded cheaper things, though personally I prefer Tesco's value products and on my recent trip to pick up a couple of bits in Sainsbury's for convenience, I was reminded of why I had changed in the first place. I picked up a pack of Sainsbury's baked beans for £1.74 for a four pack (the price being the reason for buying them!). I always pick up Tesco Baked Beans and am happy with them so hoped that I would feel the same about these beans. I was very ...  Read the complete review

lyndsey1989
Jumping Beans! (436 words)
by - written on 16/08/10 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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We probably have beans 2 times a week. Our favourite brand is Branstons but these are quite expensive and as we are trying to save money at the moment we often have to have a lower brand if Branstons are not on offer anywhere. So far we have tried Tesco and Asda so when we were shopping in Sainsbury's yesterday I decided to pick up some of their own brand beans as we had run out at home. We paid £1.74 for a 4 pack of these which works out at just over 43p a tin. The design of the tin has had a slight revamp since dooyoo got their picture but the tin does look pretty much the same. It might be worth noting that Sainsbury's also do a reduced sugar and salt ...  Read the complete review

katykicker
Sainsbury's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce: Sainsburys Baked Beans (426 words)
by - written on 23/11/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I purchased 4 X 420g cans of Sainsburys Baked Beans from my local store recently for £1.74, not a bad price at all when you consider how much a 4 multipack of the branded product is (around £2.20 on average in supermarkets) so a nice saving of over 10p per can which is always appreciated! The design of the can is very straight forward and simple, an aluminium can with a red label and the Sainsburys logo, nutritional information, ingredients etc, the standard stuff you would expect really. I pour the beans out in to a saucepan and cook them on a gentle heat on the hob whilst stirring continuously, they take just a few minutes to begin bubbling up and ...  Read the complete review

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