As noted above, Heinz was the first company to commercially can and sell baked beans in the late 19th century. Today, two formulations are available: one labeled “Beanz,” the UK version, and ...

Heinz Beanz at £1.40 for a 415g can scored 72%, with the panel approving of the beans’ appearance and texture but finding their aroma less pleasing than other versions, while 35% of the panel ...

Co-op's Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce at 49p for 400g can took third place with a score of 74%, while Asda's version at 42p for 410g can achieved 73% Heinz Beanz at £1.40 for a 415g can scored 72%.

Co-op's Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce at 49p for 400g can took third place with a score of 74%, while Asda's version at 42p for 410g can achieved 73% Heinz Beanz at £1.40 for a 415g can scored 72%.

UK: Heinz drops “baked” from beans label Heinz has removed the word “baked” from its iconic beans can as part of a “contemporary new look” for the product. July 14, 2008 ...