Heinz has launched “upside down” baked beans to encourage shoppers to store the cans with the ring pull face down. The £1.40 standard-sized can, labelled “Beanz Meanz Upside Down”, can be ...

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 ...

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 ...

Does storing baked bean tins upside down really work? I put Heinz’s theory to the test Xanthe Clay Fri, October 4, 2024 at 9:30 AM UTC 3 min read ...

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%.

Logos to be used on Heinz tins indicate that half a tin of baked beans or half a tin of spaghetti shapes can count for one of the five recommended portions.