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Andy Bell
Posted: 2011-03-07 16:14:40
Heinz Fridge Beans?

Heinz- famous for ketchup and (most importantly BEANS)!!!!

How do they "do" make the ones for the fridge? Obviously Canned beans go through a "retort" that takes them through the "botulinum cook process" which kills bacterial spores present in the product. Now a tin can survive the rigorous temperature involved in this, SO how do they do it in a plastic tub which (incidentally) melt at approx 90 degrees centigrade?

What weird shit do they use to preserve it??

Answers please!

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