The beans taste the same as that in the cans, with a rich tomato sauce and tender beans. Great on toast, with rice, or just on their own when you can't be bothered cooking.

The new Heinz Beanz Snap Pots were designed and developed by Heinz’s R&D team to be more sustainable while retaining what makes them so popular with consumers: their convenience, handy snappable format, microwaveability and ability to ensure the product remains fresh. They’re produced through a collaborative 5-step process: INNOVATIVE NEW HEINZ BEANZ SNAP POTS ARE MADE WITH RECYCLED POST-CONSUMER SOFT PLASTICS COLLECTED AT TESCO STORES Beans (51%), Tomatoes (34%), Water, Sugar, Cornflour, Salt, Modified Cornflour, Antioxidant - Ascorbic Acid, Spice Extracts, Herb Extract Lada Kurelec, General Manager PP, PET, PS, PVC, PU & Elastomers Businesses for Petrochemicals at SABIC, said: “We are happy to reaffirm our role as a provider of unique circular solutions. Beyond guidance in selecting the right material, we have brought value chain partners together and provided crucial elements such as support with certification processes or life-cycle assessment calculations, all while helping to prevent valuable used plastics from being lost to landfill or incineration.” The classic, delicious Heinz beans in a much simpler container! You can just snap a pot off and pop it in the microwave, and they're great if you're looking to watch your calorie intake - they're already in single portions. My single concern is that the plastic may be less easily recycled than the metal cans.The move to make soft plastics into food-grade, microwavable snappable pots that can then return to the kerbside recycling loop is a world first. The recycled plastic used in the snappable pots is certified by the ISCC, a global sustainability certification system that supports the transition to a circular economy with a focus on plastics. Heinz and its expert partners – Plastic Energy, SABIC and Berry Global – have developed new Heinz Beanz Snap Pots which are made from 39% recycled soft plastic, collected from customers at Tesco’s in-store collection points.