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ttekris | 12:49 Sun 20th Nov 2022 | Food & Drink
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Does anyone know where I can buy jarred/canned/bagged Lingot Beans in the UK please (not abroad). Also please no 'alternative' bean suggestions, or lingot beans already cooked in something else.

Just the beans.

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https://www.frenchclick.co.uk/t-search.aspx?SearchTerm=lingot They've got a UK address.
16:39 Sun 20th Nov 2022
Aren't lingot beans the same as haricot beans? Jars and tins of haricot beans are available in all supermarkets.
Are they not white kidney beans or cannellini beans. Try Waitrose
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Thanks Tigger , no - they are different. Haricot are used (example) in heinz beans in tom sauce and are quite small. Lingot are much larger
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Thanks calmck but no they are not the same, even to eachother
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Thanks old_geezer, I've tried that search already without success.
Ooops just noticed that's a Canadian site.
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Thanks captain2, yes -the shipping costs are prohibitive.
Can I ask what you’re going to use them for?
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Hi Vagus - vegetarian cassoulet.
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Thanks atheist but none of their locations are in the UK
Given what you’re going to make with them, if you can’t get hold of any I’d use a mixture of cannellini beans and butter beans. I honestly don’t think it would make much/any difference.
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Vagus- no alternatives
Fair enough, just trying to help :)
Good luck tracking them down.
Well found, Atheist. £10 minimum spend and £7.80 postage to my address, not too shabby
I'm not sure whether or not my suggestion qualifies as an 'alternative' (which I know that you don't want) or not.

That's because a bit of googling suggests that cannellini beans are either exactly the same as lingot beans (in which case they're what you want anyway) or at least that lingot beans are a specific type of cannellini beans (in which case 'ordinary' cannellini beans then only become an 'alternative').

Either way though, have you tried cannellini beans in your recipes?
https://www.trolley.co.uk/search/?from=search&;q=cannellini

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