The answer above was left by someone else but bake beans is listed among a group of alkaline foods in the text book Introductory Foods 13th edition baked beans is mentioned among the alkaline and sugar decomposition reactions.
Beans are usually slightly acidic, around 4.6-6.6 depending upon what kind of beans.
No, coffee does not naturally contain citric acid. Coffee beans do contain some amount of citric acid, but it is typically broken down during the roasting process and is not present in significant levels in the brewed coffee.
There is actually some conflicting opinion as to whether they actually slow the softening (or cooking) of beans.However, if they do, the general consensus is that the reason for this is that the acid causes proteins in the beans to bind, and they only become unbound again with additional cooking time.
the wild acid monsters come down from the sky and do an acid shock dance causing all the lakes and rivers to undergo what they like to call acid shock. once done they go to their grandma's house to bake acid cookies and it all starts again the next day.
The cost of beans per pound can vary depending on the type of beans and where you purchase them. On average, beans can range from $1 to $3 per pound in most grocery stores. Speciality or organic beans may cost more.
No, canned bake beans are made with beans. Soy is also made from beans, but a different type.
219 grams of bake beans make about 0.0344866 stone.
350 should be fine.
Soya beans are an acid forming legume.
quarter pound
no.
no cause it will burn and taste sour
Beans are usually slightly acidic, around 4.6-6.6 depending upon what kind of beans.
A gallon of anything contains 128 ounces in volume (not weight).
No, since they are already cooked they won't expand. All you have to do is heat them up.
Hot Dilly beans are an example of lactic acid fermentation.
To use beans as pie weights when baking a pie crust, line the crust with parchment paper, fill it with dried beans, and bake as directed. The beans will help the crust keep its shape while baking.