I TRIED BAKED BEANS FROM TESCO, ASDA, ALDI AND MORE – A 23P TIN beat £ 1 Heinz – ryan

Baked beans are a staple food in many uk households, with Heinz Being the Leading Brand.

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Baked beans are Such a Great Food. SO Versatile, They Can Be a Side for Breakfasts Such as a full English or a meal in themelves on toast. They’re Also great with fold and chips, a jacket potato and some maya adds in chilli con carne. But is there a difference between the supermarket beans and brand leaders like heinz?

I put this to the test in a blind taste test. I sampled nine tins of bakeed beans from various supermarkets to see Whether I COULD OUT Heinz from A Range of Supermarket Own Brands. And I ALSO WANTED TO KNOW WHICH ONE WAS The TASTIRET. I Compared Beans From Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, M&S, Waitrose, Lidl, Aldi and Heinz. Spoiler Alert: Heinz was not the Tastiest Brand.

Tesco – 25p for 220g

Tesco Beans had a firmer texture than the others, but did have a pleasant, Rich tomato sauce. Howver, The Sauce Was Slightly Watery Despite Being Ceoked Well, Which I Didn’t Like.

Score: 6/10

ASDA – 23p for 210g

These beans were sweeter than others in the taste test, which I have a preferer, and had a great sauce and consisency. Overall, these were really great-tasting bakeed beans, and i would happy buy.

Score: 10/10

Sainsbury’s – 30p for 220g

I felt these bake beans had a little bit of a weird aftertaste, which i didn’t find too pleasant. Howver, They Did Have a Good Flavour and Custency Compared to Some of the Others.

Score: 7/10

Morrisons – 39p for 220g

The Beans Had a Much Stronger Smell Compared to the Others, and Were a Lot Sweeter. I felt they Lacked a Little Bit of Flavour, but my boyfriend really enjoyed these Ones.

Score: 5/10

M&S – 30p for 220g

These bake beans were slightly disappointing as they were really strongly but didn’t taste of tomato. They had a slight bbq taste, so i think it would be nice mixed in with a meal Such as a chilli con carne.

Score: 5/10

Waitrose – 40p for 220g

The flavour of these beans was quite mild, which isn’t a bad thing, but i will prefer a Stronger Tomato Taste. Howver, My Boyfriend Found saying, so it really is down to personal preference.

Score: 7/10

Lidl – 41p for 425ml

On first impression, lidl’s bakeed beans had a thick sauce and a good colour, but i didn’t find Enjoyable at all. I found to lack flavour, but for the price point, I was definitely consider trying.

Score: 3/10

ALDI – 38P for 410g

Aldi’s Baked Beans Had a Mild Flavour, but it was pleasant, and for the price, you can’t go workg. I though all of the supermarket’s owned-brand bake beans beans would all taste really different, but they were more simillar than i thought. It was interesting to call that in my local lidl and aldi storys, you could only buy away tins.

Score: 4/10

Heinz £ 1 for 200g (Purchased in Sainsbury’s)

Despite being able to tell that they were heinz, they were weren’t my favourite, and the price doesn’t justify the Quality for me.

Score: 6/10

The verdict

The Taste of Baked Beans is All Down to Personal Preference, and while I didn’t like some, my boyfriend did. For me, Asda won this taste test thans to the flavour and texture of the beans, as well as the price.

Prices are accurat at the time of Writing and Purchasing.