Tins, Beans & Pulses

Explore our selection of tins, beans and pulses sourced with care to support sustainable farming. Each product reflects a commitment to quality, soil health and ethical production.

Tins, Beans & Pulses
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why jarred beans rather than tinned?
Bold Bean cooks their queen beans slowly in the jar, which keeps them larger, creamier and closer to beans you soaked and simmered yourself. Straight from the jar they are good enough to dress with olive oil and eat as they are.
What baked beans do you stock?
Bold Bean's three: classic, rich tomato, and a chilli version with proper warmth. They are baked beans as the name originally promised, big beans in a sauce made of real ingredients.
What are carlin peas?
A British heritage pea, brown, nutty and eaten here for centuries before imported chickpeas took their place. Use them anywhere you would use chickpeas: curries, salads, or blitzed into a very British hummus.
What is the quickest meal in this collection?
A jar of queen butter beans warmed with olive oil, garlic and whatever herbs you have, finished with lemon. Ten minutes, one pan, and better than it has any right to be.
Do the lentils need soaking?
No. Whole green lentils cook from dry in around 25 minutes and hold their shape, which makes them right for salads, braises and anywhere you want lentils with a bit of integrity rather than a purée.
Which tinned tomatoes should I use where?
Whole tinned tomatoes for long-cooked sauces where you want body, chopped for speed, and passata when you need smoothness from the start, in a curry base or a quick pizza sauce.
Is there coconut milk for curries?
Yes, organic coconut milk from Eat Wholesome, which belongs next to the Payst curry pastes in your basket. One jar of paste and one tin of coconut milk is most of the way to dinner.
Are these store cupboard goods organic?
Many are: the white beans, the chopped tomatoes, the coconut milk and others are certified organic, and each product page states it plainly. We choose on quality and provenance first, and organic where it delivers both.