How many heinz beans in a tin

Every individual bean is checked for colour and size before they are allowed into a can of Heinz Beanz. They were originally called BAKED beans because the can is first filled with blanched beans, then the sauce, then the can is sealed with a lid, and THEN the cooking begins. The beans are cooked inside the sealed can. The special Heinz Beanz spice mix comes to the factory in numbered - as opposed to labelled — bags to keep the recipe a secret.

Only three people in the world know the exact ingredients. The original recipe for Heinz Beanz was based on Boston beans, so they used to contain pork. But because of shortages in the second World War, the pork was taken out and they were sold as vegetarian beans. The slogan now has a place in history, taking top slot in the Ad Slogan Hall of Fame.

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