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Why are baked beans called that when they are actually boiled?
Maucamp
True baked beans are baked in an oven or bean pot. They are often boiled prior to being put into the oven to get them softened.
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Why are Boston baked beans candy called this?
Because, real Boston baked beans are actually sweetened, as with the candy
Why are they called baked beans?
Because they're BAKED!
Why are your baked beans watery?
The answer is simple: cooking them in the boiled water will soften the beans. The bean-delma is solved! YA-HOO!!=-P
Boston Baked beans recipe actually call for beans from what state?
California
Are baked beans actually baked?
Baked beans are made and baked before they are put into a tin. They are then put into a tin and sold to people to cook either in the microwave or on the top of the cooker, (hobs). Beans are then ate and are made into very smelly gas!!!
What is a group of baked beans called?
A crock of beans, a pot of beans, a bowl of beans, a serving of beans.
What is a phobia of baked beans called?
The humble baked bean, considered to be the staple diets of cowboys, first created back in 1829. Generally made using haricot beans, baked in earthenware pots and smothered in tomato sauce - what on earth could be scary about them? Is it the container that they are packed in? Maybe it's the colour of the beans? Is it the texture? Unless you are actually scared of baked beans, it's hard to tell… but they don't look that scary to me. The clinical name for the fear of baked beans is called Leguminophobia.
What collective noun is for baked beans?
The Appropriate Collective Noun for "Baked Beans," Is a Halm Of Baked Beans
What are baked beans made of?
beans that are baked
What is the Difference between baked beans and pork and beans?
Well, Baked beans are baked plain old beans and Pork and Beans is like beans with Pork in them..
Why are baked beans bad for you?
Baked beans are not bad for you.
Do you still make big john baked beans?
No I don't. Actually, I never did.
