How do baked beans grow?

Answer 1

already in the tin.. a magic baked bean tree

Answer 2

They are a type of French bean, (haricot) instead of being picked and eaten green, they are allowed to stay on the plant until ripe. When the outer shell (the green fleshy bit you eat as green bean) has dried and crisp, the beans (seeds) are removed, dried completely and stored, or sent off to use for baked beans in tomato sauce.
You can buy dried haricot beans if you fancy having a go at making your own baked beans.

Answer 3

The Haricot or common bean is used in baked beans, it is a herbaceous plant, and grows annually.

Answer 4

It depends which variety you are asking about. Flattus Heinzicus is grown just outside the treacle mine in Knotty Ash. Long bamboo poles are lashed in rows to provide support for the fast growing crops. It is said that Flattus can expand at the speed of light if not confined by pieces of toast.
Other varieties such as Beanus Asdanus and Beanus Tescoanus are less cultivated for minority markets with a less discerning taste..

Answer 5

They grow on a bean stalk.

Answer 6

On a baked bean tree! We have a heinz baked been tree and and a branston baked beans tree in my garden - they grow in the cans then the manufacturer just puts a label on them.

ITS TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

well if you leave it in the fridge for long enough pretty well everythis will grow something sooner or later.

Answer 8

from pork and beans

Answer 9

By adding sunlight & water. LOL

Answer 10

In the hothouse.