Heinz Beans

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Yes. Co-Op are a good company, I bank with them. I shop at Tesco usually as I get a discount. But its co-op's own brand beans from now on. Down with Heinz 8)
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co-op beans? so are they any good?!? :o i must admit that whilst i actually buy them from the co-op, i'm strictly a heinz beanz man :o

lordy. might have to investigate... 8)
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Quiff Boy wrote:i always buy mine from co-op ;D

its the nearest store to me...

to be fair, asda is also near-ish but as co-op win hands-down on the ethics front it really is a "no brainer" as to where i'd go shopping ;)
"no brainer" - you must have met the staff in our local Co-op :lol: :lol:

FWIW: I noticed the other day in the small print that Winalot is actually a Nestle company, so back they went on the shelf 8) We do try and buy ethically-ish, but by 'eck they're sneaky these multinationals aren't they :roll:
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