My Beans Were Not the Best
By Jim Bauer
@porwest (78756)
United States
July 23, 2021 7:05am CST
Normally when I get Dakota's Pride baked beans from Aldi, they are good. Not Bush's Best good. But they do the trick and they are cheaper.
Had a can with dinner last night and I thought they seemed like they weren't fully cooked. They were somewhat hard and chewy.
Oh well. Cant win them all. I got a bad batch is all. But I will still eat them. Waste not, want not, and it's not like they were totally inedible.
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14 responses
@prashu228 (37525)
• India
23 Jul 21
If its not totally inedible then its fine but check if it has any side affects
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@MALUSE (69390)
• Germany
23 Jul 21
You could have cooked them a bit longer and they would have become soft instead of eating them hard.
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@MALUSE (69390)
• Germany
23 Jul 21
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@Marilynda1225 (80274)
• United States
23 Jul 21
Sorry those beans were disappointing. Usually the stuff at Aldi is good.
I don't like to waste food either
@moffittjc (118837)
• Gainesville, Florida
24 Jul 21
For that reason alone I will never buy anything other than Bush's baked beans. But I'm glad you didn't let them go to waste.
@kobesbuddy (75236)
• East Tawas, Michigan
23 Jul 21
We buy Bush baked beans regularly and love the different varieties. The vegetarian, that's our new favorite.
@YuleimaVzla (1505)
• Maracaibo, Venezuela
24 Jul 21
I avoid canned beans and prefer to buy them raw and fresh for cooking. The secret is to soak them overnight in a bowl with water and the next day to place them in a saucepan or pressure cooker to cook. It will take less time to cook and they will be soft and fresh without artificial preservatives.
@LindaOHio (159080)
• United States
24 Jul 21
We like Bush's Baked Beans. I doubt that hubs would try Aldi's brand. In fact, we may visit Bush's location in Dandridge TN (either TN or GA).
@dgobucks226 (34520)
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5 Aug 21
I go with Bush beans. You can't beat that Bush family. Just goes to show you Republicans know how to count their "beans." 
@yoalldudes (35040)
• Philippines
23 Jul 21
At least they made you full is what I think when something like that happens to me. But then I know what to do for next time.
