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Heinz, the British version

Baked Beanz, tomato soup, Salad Cream, Spaghetti Hoops, piccalilli : Heinz products made for the UK, with recipes that have nothing to do with those sold in France.

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Wigan, the capital of the Beanz

Heinz Beans arrived in London as early as 1886, initially sold at Fortnum & Mason as a luxury grocery store. Today, Heinz products in the UK come from the Kitchener factory in Wigan, northwest England. It is one of the largest food factories in Europe.

The Beanz

Baked beans in a mild tomato sauce. They can be eaten on toast, as beans on toast, or alongside eggs and bacon in a full English breakfast. The slogan "Beans Meanz Heinz " dates back to 1967. They are available in Original, No Added Sugar, and Barbecue varieties.

Salad Cream, an English invention

Created in 1914, Salad Cream was the first Heinz product designed specifically for the British. It's a thinner, more vinegary sauce than mayonnaise, poured over salad, sandwiches, and fries.

Soups, preserves and pickles

  • The soups: tomato, the most famous, cream of chicken, Chicken Noodle, vegetable, mushroom and Scotch Broth.
  • Spaghetti with tomato sauce, Spaghetti Hoops and Macaroni Cheese.
  • piccalilli and Ploughman's Pickle, for the cheddar.

See the Ready Meals, Sauces and Pickles sections.

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