Can opener no longer required on multi tools!!

[Screwtape]

Well at least thats what Heinz seems to think the future is all about

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/7918533/Heinz-baked-beans-in-a-jar.html

[Gareth]

I kinda get the logic.  But I have to say I don't find it a great chore to transfer unused beans into a Tupperware.

[ryan1835]

some people are lazy

very lazy :/

[Screwtape]

I kinda get the logic.  But I have to say I don't find it a great chore to transfer unused beans into a Tupperware.

You have unused beans?   I've never heard of such a thing 

[Gareth]

I kinda get the logic.  But I have to say I don't find it a great chore to transfer unused beans into a Tupperware.

You have unused beans?   I've never heard of such a thing 

I don't eat them much myself, they're mostly opened just for my daughter, who most certainly can't eat a whole tin herself (though she might give it a try sometimes). 

[cerbera147]

Seems like a good idea to me 

I don't do beans myself but the rest of the family does

The price difference in a small tin and a regular tin isn't much so at times I have bought the bigger tin and had to throw out what's left  Lack of tupperware  Plus beans in tupperware = orange tupperware 

For our house this could work, hopefully they'll roll it out to their Spaghetti Hoops, etc.

[Whoey]

partially good idea, I strongly dislike the part about it being more expensive...

[nuphoria]

Nice idea but the cost is definitely a rip off! We tend to buy 4 packs for no more than 50p a tin when offers are on, so this price is silly. We put the (very rare) left overs in to Tupperware too 

They have a rip top anyway, so no-one has been using can openers on them for a while!


Mmmm.... beans good... want beans now...