Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g
Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar (beans in tomato sauce) - 415g

Heinz - Beanz No Added Sugar - 415g

Heinz Beanz No Added Sugar, white beans in tomato sauce in a recipe with no added sugar, in a 415g can, to enjoy the taste of Beanz every day.

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Wigan Lancashire, United Kingdom
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11 / 2027 BBE · 6+ months

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“On a slice of wholemeal toast with a poached egg and a pinch of smoked paprika: a simple British breakfast.”

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“The everyday Beanz, with a bolder tomato flavor.”

The taste of Beanz, without added sugars

This version of Heinz Beanz retains what makes them so popular: tender white beans, a smooth tomato sauce, and that unmistakable, well-rounded flavour. The difference lies in the sweetness, as the recipe contains no added sugar. On the palate, the tomato tastes a bit bolder and more tangy, which appeals to those who find the original too sweet.

A box for every day

The British eat beans at all hours, and this recipe has become a staple in the cupboards of those who frequently consume them. It's used exactly like the classic version: for breakfast with eggs, on toast, with a jacket potato, or in a quick chili. Our tip: add a pinch of smoked paprika at the end of cooking.

Country
United Kingdom
Weight
415g
Packaging
Box
HNZ-BNZNSG415
5000157078773
Typical values Per 100 g
Energy 277kJ / 66kcal
Fat 0.2 g
Carbohydrate 9.5 g
of which sugars 1.9 g
Protein 4.6 g
Sodium 0.16 g
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