Such a comforting meal and super cheap to make.
Baked potatoes topped with a knob of butter, baked beans and grated cheese. I bought the potatoes on clearance, a 10 lb bag for $1.99. Bought the Heinz baked beans when they were $1 a can at Metro the other week, a price which I haven't seen in a long time. The cheese we bought as a splurge at Costco. I would reckon all in all this meal would cost under $2 per person and was yummy.
Do you make baked potatoes? If so what do you put on them?
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We stopped buying anything with modified maize starch and glucose fructose syrup.
M&S has started a UPF-free range, Only…Ingredients, so I bought baked beans to try. 75p is reasonable, between standard at 45p, and £1.10 for organic.
I like it that the ingredients are clearly printed on the front of the label.
Haricot Beans (49%) • Tomatoes (34%) • Water • Agave Syrup • Cornflour •
Salt • Ground Paprika.
The alternative is a homemade tomato sauce, frozen in portions.
Living on my own I find it so much easer to bake a potato than prepare them any other way. Usually I have only butter, I can't use up a container of sour cream fast enough before it goes off. I agree cheese goes with everything, apples, apple pie and fruit cake.
mmmm - that looks so good! I love potatoes and baked with butter and sour cream is the way to go. My favourite is scalloped potatoes though - yum.
We used to have baked potatoes before Rick got carb crazy. But he will eat sweet potatoes, which I've never baked but I might try this, especially with chili, which I think would be good on the sweet potato. Thanks for the idea.
That looks very tasty ...
All the best Jan
I wonder if I could convince Harvey to give a baked potato with lots of toppings a try.
God bless.
Yum. My jacket potatoes have cheese and beans on them.
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