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.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?
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.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.
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.
Ack! Bad, bad, bad!wolram said:Where i live beans come in tins with tomato sauce.
wolram said:Where i live beans come in tins with tomato sauce.
brewnog said:Just enjoy it Woolie.
turbo-1 said:Ack! Bad, bad, bad!
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...
xxChrisxx said:Beans, beans they're good for your heart.
tracydimarco said:the more you eat, the more you...
As a scientist, I am always curious about the relationships between different objects and concepts. Baked beans have always been a staple in my diet, but I noticed that my feelings towards them were constantly changing. This sparked my interest in exploring the love-hate relationship between myself and baked beans.
Yes, there are several health benefits associated with consuming baked beans. They are high in fiber, protein, and essential minerals such as iron, potassium, and magnesium. They also have a low glycemic index, making them a good option for managing blood sugar levels.
There are several factors that can contribute to a love-hate relationship with baked beans. These include personal taste preferences, the way they are prepared, and the frequency of consumption. Factors such as childhood memories and cultural influences can also play a role in one's feelings towards baked beans.
Absolutely. As with any relationship, our feelings towards baked beans can change over time. This can be influenced by factors such as taste preferences, health concerns, and lifestyle changes. It is not uncommon for someone to go from loving baked beans to hating them, or vice versa.
While there is no definitive scientific explanation, there are several theories as to why people may have a love-hate relationship with baked beans. One theory suggests that it may be due to the high sulfur content in beans, which can cause digestive discomfort in some individuals. Another theory proposes that it may be a result of our brain's reward system and how it responds to certain tastes and textures.