To not know how people can afford Heinz Beans?

[HJ83]

Well how? My budget will only stretch to supermarket own brand beans, yet everywhere I look people are eating Heinz beans. How do they afford it?

They’re not even nice!

I prefer branston, but ALDIs are a close second.

Not us. M&S beans are 45p per tin and taste good.

Heinz beans are overrated

Yes I know, I must have seen like thirty people eating beans today and they were all Heinz. It’s literally everywhere. When will the madness stop?

Taking out loans/extending their mortgage/financial help from family I would guess?

Where are you looking to be seeing tonnes of people eating Heinz beans? 😂

I like the Lidl ones. They seem smoother and nicer to me.

How do people literally afford a piece of cheese? I don’t understand it.

Branston beans all the way but have been impressed with lidl

Do some people get their beans on a lease? I know some people do that with cars.

I don’t eat beans but my son prefers Heinz and I buy them in cases of 24 from Costco which works out quite reasonable

Perhaps they don't go out as much as you do to all these bean eating locations and what you saw was their weekly beans out treat, while normally they sit in and eat cheap beans by candle light.

DH prefers Heinz & I get them from FarmFoods when there’s an offer on. Tescos are nice & apparently they’re made by Heinz. Haven’t tried Branstons but several of my customers recommend them.

I mean we wouldn't eat more that one tin a week so it hardly breaks the bank even though they are comparatively expensive.

They’re all buying them on credit cards.

I can’t wait until the bailiffs come and repossess all my SILs beans.

Oh FFS, some people can afford champagne, lobster and caviare! Not all, but some. We all have different levels of income, and different spending priorities. And, let's face it, baked beans have never been considered a luxury item.....

I’ve seen people in council estates buying Heinz, every other trolley had them in. I earn 100k and can only afford dented tins of dust

Maybe inheritance?

Many of the people you see eating beans will have inherited them from their parents. Some families are made of beans.

😂😂😂

*BeaRF75 *

Lol OP is taking the piss about the endless similar threads

Good point. Or perhaps their family is bulk buying heinz baked beans and giving them away to avoid inheritance tax?

I had them for dinner last night on a baked potato and finished them at lunch today on toast. Sold a kidney and have a 6 pack of Heinz BB that I eek out over the year.

I saw someone eating Heinz beans in the back of a brand new BMW X5685 the other day, they also had a 90inch TV and a goat.

Bet they were swindling their benefits

Even Asda essentials (previously smart price) beans are 27p. I remember when they were 4p.
Mind you, when ex and I first lived together 20 years ago we could get a leg of lamb for 97p and have a Sunday roast.