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I'm not sure they were even beans James!Jack, I like the untouched sign better too but the important thing is do their beans still keep you healthy, bright-eyed & slim? Has that been fact-checked and will Bile Beans still have the same health benefits if eaten, let's say... in the morning?
Thanks for the link Jack.
Guess I'll have to find another product...humm 
maybe green tea, I've heard alot of good things about that... 
LOL!Thanks for the link Jack.
Not only aren't they beans but it may never have been able to promoted said health benefits.
Quoting the Wikipedia article, "Bile Beans was based on a vegetable source known only to Aboriginal Australians... A court case initiated in Scotland in 1905 found that the Bile Bean Manufacturing Company's business was based on a fraud and conducted fraudulently,"
That is most unfortunate. I was hoping to lower my health care cost by informing my insurance carrier of my regular consumption of Bile Beans.
Yes, pretty fraudulent from beginning to end! I probably have a Bile Beans Penknife somewhere! 
Ah! Not actually bile flavored beans. That's a relief!LOL!
I love it, Jack! I'd forgotten the complete message on the sign. We stayed at a hotel right near the Monk Bar. What a great visit we had. My youngest son was on an exchange program between Cornell University and the University of York. We took a family trip to visit him.That old sign is still there Gary!
LOL! Beans, beans! Good for the heart ........... Nevermind!Jack, I like the untouched sign better too but the important thing is do their beans still keep you healthy, bright-eyed & slim? Has that been fact-checked and will Bile Beans still have the same health benefits if eaten, let's say... in the morning?
Bogus beans! Lord almighty!Thanks for the link Jack.
Not only aren't they beans but it may never have been able to promoted said health benefits.
Quoting the Wikipedia article, "Bile Beans was based on a vegetable source known only to Aboriginal Australians... A court case initiated in Scotland in 1905 found that the Bile Bean Manufacturing Company's business was based on a fraud and conducted fraudulently..."
That is most unfortunate. I was hoping to lower my health care cost by informing my insurance carrier of my regular consumption of Bile Beans.
Love to see it!LOL!
I'm old enough to remember the Carter's commercials. As a kid I wondered why anyone would buy pills that taste like liver! Thanks for the memory,Ah! Not actually bile flavored beans. That's a relief!
Can I interest you in some Liver Pills?
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Jack has more knives than Carter has little liver pills…I probably have a Bile Beans Penknife somewhere!
I remember you saying Gary, I hope one of the grandkids can get on that program, so you've an excuse to come over again!
I found this
I would love it, Jack! Who knows?I remember you saying Gary, I hope one of the grandkids can get on that program, so you've an excuse to come over again!
I seem to remember there was a bean-eating scene in Blazing Saddles....I love it, Jack! I'd forgotten the complete message on the sign. We stayed at a hotel right near the Monk Bar. What a great visit we had. My youngest son was on an exchange program between Cornell University and the University of York. We took a family trip to visit him.
LOL! Beans, beans! Good for the heart ........... Nevermind!
Bogus beans! Lord almighty!
Love to see it!
I'm old enough to remember the Carter's commercials. As a kid I wondered why anyone would buy pills that taste like liver! Thanks for the memory,
What a great way to start the day! With a good laugh!
Beers are on me!
Wow Tom, that sounds good, I have the exact same can at the back of my kitchen cupboard. It's now on my kitchen table, so any recipes appreciated!Back to the more important subject of beans, my breakfast today was foul (pronounced ~”fool”), AKA fèves AKA fava beans, mashed and added to sautéed onions, tomatoes, and jalapeños:
Looks delicious JamesYa'll made it easy to decide what was for breakfast today, thanks Jack and Gary.
Oops, forgot the mushrooms... oh well there's always tomorrow, Lord willing.
It was!! Never had beans for breakfast before, didn't know what I was missing.Looks delicious James
Really? You know, over here, most folks think of baked beans as an American food (in fact we eat more baked beans than the rest of the world put together I think!)It was!! Never had beans for breakfast before, didn't know what I was missing.
Learn something new here most days that I tune in, never know what it'll be.
Baked beans are big here, just not for breakfast. But beans especially with franks for both lunch and dinner, very common.Really? You know, over here, most folks think of baked beans as an American food (in fact we eat more baked beans than the rest of the world put together I think!)
It’s been a favorite in my household for decades. My wife just recently started adding a little curry powder to the mix, which adds an interesting twist to an old standby.Wow Tom, that sounds good, I have the exact same can at the back of my kitchen cupboard. It's now on my kitchen table, so any recipes appreciated!
They're big at lunch and dinner here too James!
Sausage, beans, and chips (fries) is practically a national dish! Sounds good Tom, I'll have to experiment
Glad to help! Looks very tasty!Ya'll made it easy to decide what was for breakfast today, thanks Jack and Gary.
Count me in! How about Bangers and Mash at the Maltings?Beers are on me!
