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Franks and Beans: Take 2

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    I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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      I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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      Heating the can in the microwave makes the beans taste extra sparkly

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        I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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        Need like 2-4 weeners and I am in

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          I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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          Or find some British baked beans.

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            I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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            Add some horseradish

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              I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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              IMO, you can't really cut "sweet". You can increase the complexity; you can make it "rich", but the sweetness tends to overpower whatever you might add.

              You might have better luck starting with British-style baked beans. My local (US) grocery stores carry Heinz Beanz

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                I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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                Good, you got the multi-Franks. People couldn't handle your lone dog last time. They felt they got the shaft. Am I right? Am I right?

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                  I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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                  A bean and some bangers

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                    I will be adding mustard to the beans to try cut down the sweetness. Specifically, Colman's mustard from England.

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                    Two franks, a can with beans in it with sauce still on lid.

                    this is a shitpost.

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                      IMO, you can't really cut "sweet". You can increase the complexity; you can make it "rich", but the sweetness tends to overpower whatever you might add.

                      You might have better luck starting with British-style baked beans. My local (US) grocery stores carry Heinz Beanz

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                      You cut sweet and richness with acid. Mustard might do the trick, but a splash of rice vinegar might be the better route.

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                        Heating the can in the microwave makes the beans taste extra sparkly

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                        This sparks joy

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