Got a six-pack for me and the boys
Got a six-pack for me and the boys
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All the memes about those things got me interested in actually trying them. Turns out those light-blue packaged ones are a pain in the ass to find in the US - eventually spotted in the European section of a 'world foods' type grocer. Now I'm excited to dive in: not expecting magic or anything, but this much hype on the internet is founded on something surely.
Even made toast to eat em with to get the full experience.
They tasted like... beans. They're just beans. Nothing special about the flavor or texture. On toast they taste like beans + bread.
You fuckers had me so pumped for that shit, and they're just fuckin' beans.
3/10. Sated hunger and curiosity. Nothing else.
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He finally fell for it guys!
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Okay guys, our job here is done. We don't need to pretend being obsessed about beans anymore. Pack your beans and let's go!
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I'm half tempted to try it again on the suspicion that the can I found just wasn't a good batch. I ain't above being fooled twice.
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Gotta butter the bread and put some cheese on the beans!
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Not a huge fan of beans overall, but I’ve tried the UK beans and I found them more “savory” than US canned beans… like their sauce is more tomato sauce or something, and not like a BBQ sauce or a brown sugar sauce.
Like, they’re fine, but I think a lot of people expect them to be sweeter and then they’re just, not… Disappointment ensues.
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owned
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you got te wrong bean.. you need the killer bean.
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i like how one can is apparently "1 dose". inject those beans straight into my veins
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The "beanz" name makes it sound like it's an artificial mockery of the real thing, like chicken "wyngz".
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They are vegan 100% plant based bean product.
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I bought the sugar free ones on accident. Didn't even know those existed. And they shouldn't.
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That's horrible.
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Wait? Why would you have sugar in beans?
In France we have sugar in green pea. I usually look for a brand without it. I don't see why someone would buy sweened legume if not to cook some asian sweet.
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you have never had mexican food with beans? african food with beans? latin american food woth beans? middle eastern food with beans? cajun food with beans? all the best beans in this world and you choose the ones jacked up with sugar probably to keep you addicted to sweets?
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Deserves a toast!
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I need my gratis dose of Heinz Beanz! (In a rich tomato suace (High Protein))
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A side of statin.
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I eat them from time to time but I don't really like the taste. The sauce is super sweet like ketchup but without the tang. It's very boring and bland and no matter what spices I add it somehow doesn't get better. Really weird.
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Nice. Can I join?
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Don't let me catch you slippin'
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That's gastastic
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Lightweights
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Soup for your family?
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beans
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I love how its advertising 5+1 as if its a bonus. A 6 pack is not a new packaging technique and its easier to pack and ship an even numbers of cans. I'd even argue its almost false advertising but i guess the 6 pack is the price of 5 cans? But again, bulk pricing is not a new concept and would be somewhat expected.
It gets even worse. They were on Sale too. So I paid like for ~4 cans.
Which makes this whole 5+1 even more ridiculous.
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I know it's not in english but I love how they refer to bean cans as "Doses" hahahaa
Have you taken you shot of beens today? lol
4 + 1 + 1
That's a standard method for hiding a price increase. You start with a pack of 6 priced at $5.99. You then run a "5+1" campaign advertising this special deal at just $5.49. Great value! Finally, you end the campaign and set the new price at $5.49 × (6/5) = $6.59. Doing it this way reduces profit for the duration of the campaign, but customers won't be as angry as with a straight increase, because the actual increase in this method is the $5.49 for the 5+1, which doesn't "feel" like an increase.