Baked Beans and Me: A Love-Hate Relationship

In summary, Beans are good for your heart, but they can be bad if you eat them with tomato sauce. You can make your own beans, or buy them in a tin with tomato sauce.
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There is nothing more that i like than a plate of baked beans with some bread and butter,
but baked beans hate me, within an hour it is a parp parp hear a parp parp there a parp parp every where., why do baked beans hate me?
 
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wolram said:
There is nothing more that i like than a plate of baked beans with some bread and butter,
but baked beans hate me, within an hour it is a parp parp hear a parp parp there a parp parp every where., why do baked beans hate me?
Do you have stuff like beano there? You sprinkle a few drops on the food before you eat and it's supposed to get rid of the gas.
 
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Just enjoy it Woolie.
 
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Beano is an enzyme that breaks down the olgiosaccharides that the body can't digest (this is what causes the gas). My biology teacher says that soaking the beans in water for a few hours will also do the trick, but YMMV.
 
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Give this a try:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnH2pgtt7_I
 
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Pianoman14 said:
Beano is an enzyme that breaks down the olgiosaccharides that the body can't digest (this is what causes the gas). My biology teacher says that soaking the beans in water for a few hours will also do the trick, but YMMV.
We soak them overnight, drain, rinse, and drain again before putting the beans in the pot and adding the other ingredients. It's easy to make your own baked beans, Woolie. You should give it a whirl if you haven't already. When I was in college, I had a tiny bean-pot that I got from a family member. It was just big enough to bake enough beans for a couple of meals and maybe a bean sandwich. Lost it in a move, sometime after I got married. We moved a LOT, chasing jobs in a really bad economy.
 
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turbo-1 said:
We soak them overnight, drain, rinse, and drain again before putting the beans in the pot and adding the other ingredients. It's easy to make your own baked beans, Woolie. You should give it a whirl if you haven't already. When I was in college, I had a tiny bean-pot that I got from a family member. It was just big enough to bake enough beans for a couple of meals and maybe a bean sandwich. Lost it in a move, sometime after I got married. We moved a LOT, chasing jobs in a really bad economy.

Where i live beans come in tins with tomato sauce.
 
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wolram said:
Where i live beans come in tins with tomato sauce.
Ack! Bad, bad, bad!
 
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wolram said:
Where i live beans come in tins with tomato sauce.

they don't sell dried beans where you live?
 
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brewnog said:
Just enjoy it Woolie.

Exactly my approach. I always thought about it as about one of those small, lovely pleasures of live.
 
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Beans, beans they're good for your heart.
 
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turbo-1 said:
Ack! Bad, bad, bad!

No way; they're delicious!
 
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Atombomb said:
mmm baked beans - so yummy! Am living in Germany at the mo and, aside from tea, baked beans are probably what I miss the most about home...

Whaaaa? There's no tea in Germany?
 
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xxChrisxx said:
Beans, beans they're good for your heart.

the more you eat, the more you...
 
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tracydimarco said:
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