And more food tales

[Spiridoula]

> David wrote:
> 
> > Surely this type of beans is an American recipe? As in, Heinz 
Meanz
> > Beanz, and cowboys round the campfire with a pan, and so on. Don't
> > you call them baked beans like we do?


Annemehr said:
> They're not the same baked beans.  They may be similar, but Heinz 
has
> different recipes in the various countries where they do business.
> 
> I know all about Heinz. They started here in Pittsburgh, and my 
father
> in law worked for them for nearly 50 years. Now everybody go eat 
some
> ketchup.
> 
> Annemehr
> who once knew a British boy who only ate beans on toast, and an
> American girl who only ate peanut butter


Griffin782002:
Hmmm!
In Greece we don't make baked beans, at least the way they make them 
in the U.K. The closest thing we have is a kind of bean soup in 
tomato sauce. Also, we bake beans, my mother may bake what we call in 
Greek giant beans in a sauce, but they don't have any similaties to 
the baked beans that people eat in Britain.

Griffin782002 who stopped eating bean soup because one night she 
thuoght her tummy was jumping around :-/