Asda Pricesmart Baked Beans

ilusvm 24.11.2005 (24.11.2005)
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...I have decided to review Asda Smartprice Baked Beans (note the misspelling of Pricesmart in the product category) so here goes. The Product & Price The first thing that you need to remember is that these are a no frills product, retailing at just 13p for a 420g tin. This compares with a price of between 41p and 47p for a similar sized tin of HP or Heinz Baked Beans respectfully. The packaging of the product is pretty much in line with the other ...
...above this you find the Asda Smartprice logo which, if you are not familiar with what this looks like then it is probably best described as a bright red squiggle. The reverse of the tin contains information referring to the nutritional information and the ingredients plus a customer satisfaction guarantee, so if you are disappointed with your 13p purchase you can actually take it back and get your money back. Appearance & Taste The tin requires ...

micksheff 02.10.2005 · Read full review
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...our weekly shop would be Asda Smartprice. Well, I was ever so pleased, because the bill was over half what it normally comes to, but I was dreading us all loosing so much weight through not eating! The packaging of the beans is very boring- white label with blue writing and red logo for Adsa Smartprice. That is it. No mouthwatering serving suggestions, that tempt you into buying, but at that price, I'm sure that they keep the price down through ...
...can't really complain about the label. I got the impression that anyone walking past thought that you had 40 of the same product in your trolley, as they all look the same. Anyone who cannot read, or isn't English speaking, or shortsighted would majorly struggle. And I will say, however, the tin is also a lot thinner than the bigger brands, again I guess it keeps the costs down but it would damage very easily, and a lot of them on the shelf had clearly ...

joeybabe1807 17.08.2005 · Read full review
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A can of these beans was purchased for 29p on our latest trip to Asda. The main reason for this purchase was to save money and to try something different (partly for reviewing purposes!). This is an aluminium can (which can be recycled) with a paper label showing the smartprice logo, a plate of beans on toast and the relevant ingredients/nutrional information. The can holds 410g cans of beans which can be cooked in the microwave or in a saucepan ...
...the wattage of your microwave etc). Once opened (no ring pull on these babies!) you are met with standard beans in a very watery looking tomato-ish smelling sauce. Once cooked the smell is slightly better and I couldn't notice much different between the smell of these and Heinz beans (my favourite!). Upon sampling them I was met with one bean that tasted a little hard and overcooked! Overall the taste is not as good as Heinz but isn't inedible either, ...

katyeverett 12.05.2009 · Read full review
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...hence my review now for asda smart price baked beans. The beans themselves come in a tin with the basic green and white labeling as with all the asda basic range which is a little different from the picture shown above. On opening the can you will see that the beans are quite good quality and have a good amount of them too, the sauce is fairly thick, as for me I find some cheaper brands have really watery sauce which is like eating soup but I was ...
...waste at all. Asda also do these baked beans with sausages in a can that are very nice too and great to have in your cupboard for a quick and easy meal idea when you are rushed. I would highly recommend these baked beans, they are the best value beans I have tried and I will continue to buy these from now on, I can honestly say they are just as good as better branded ones but for more than half the price. Thankyou for reading. ...

pompeysmick11 11.04.2009 · Read full review
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We love baked beans in our house. My son, if I'd let him, would eat them for breakfast, lunch, tea and supper. You can therefore understand why eating so many baked beans, I either had to find a cheaper tin than other branded ones, or buy shares in a baked bean manufacturer. Seeming as the latter option was never going to happen, the only other choice I had was to look for an alternative, cheaper brand. When I went to Asda's to do my shopping, I ...
...the Smart Price beans. They were very reasonably priced at 15 pence for a 420g tin. The packaging of the tin is typical of the Smart Price range. The tin has a white label with Asda's written on and the Smart Price logo. The bottom part of the label is red. The back of the label gives you cooking instructions and ingredients. You can either heat these over the hob for three to four minutes, or put them in the microwave for three minutes - stirring ...

welshfruitbat 27.01.2006 · Read full review
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