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A fine British meal.
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funniest shit i've ever seen
This is dangerously close to baked beans on toast lol.
That's how it started.
Why does a beanis sammich sound so fucking cozy?
It is! I effectively used it as a pulled p*rk substitute here. I got some canned chili beans that already come in a sauce, but I added some extra stuff to give it more of a kick, and that includes barbecue sauce, agave, sriracha, dijon mustard, nutritional yeast, garlic salt, and soy sauce. It sounds salty, and it is, but if you just keep adding barbecue sauce and/or agave until it doesn't taste too damn salty, you'll be good.
I was actually thinking pulled pork substitute with seeing the pickle and onion.
Cozy like a Tauntaun?
Tauntauns are friends, not sleeping bags.
Mfer eating beans