Do Americans eat beans on toast?!
Sometimes with cheese... and brown sauce. Nom nom.
And no I don't mean like beans that you have in chilli or burritos, although they're also great.
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They do now, I know what I'm having for lunch today.
It's not really part of our culture, so it's not typical. I've tried it a few times, initially to see what the fuss is about and again because I liked it. It's a nice, cheap, easy to make vegetarian lunch. I like to spread dijon mustard on the toast before topping it with the beans, and then top it off with a bit of melted, shredded cheddar and a few grinds of fresh black pepper.
Also, apparently our Heinz baked beans are different from your's. Your's come in a blue can marked "Heinz Baked Beans", whereas ours come in a green can labelled "Heinz Vegetarian Beans". Our's have brown sugar in the recipe, giving them a sweeter, more caramelized taste, a darker color, and a thicker consistency.
I live in an area with a lot of Irish and English specialty stores that sell imported cans.
Not in the southeast US where I live. I never even heard of that or marmite till I came to Y!A Food section. I have to say I think the thought is novel but have not dared to try it yet. I might do it with bacon and cheese.
I don't and I have never seen anyone eat beans on toast. But then again, there are always a small percentage of people out there that do completely the opposite and will eat that.
some times, nott usually for brakfast, more for lunch, i am canadian but same deal, i know americans
Only if they are sick in the head
Your sick in the head
probably not ha ha its more of an english and irish thing ha ha
im irish haha
If tried it and I'm not a Brit!
eat it with bangers, too!!!
An illiterate Bear ??!!!
Never heard of that before, so I'm gonna go with no.
I'm an American.
Never heard of it. Worth a try though
This one does, along with a couple of rashers if I have them