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More than 40 per cent of people in Britain eat baked beans at least once a week, but nearly nine in 10 have issues getting all of the beans out of the can, a survey of 2,000 by the company found.

Serving ideas - Serve beans on toasted bread, mashed potato or hash browns. Top beans with shavings of parmesan. Poach an egg to serve with your baked beans. Add cooked sausages to your meal.