IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE !! why is wayfayrer beans & sausage so popular??
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- wayfayrer has many different meals from all-day breakfast right up a chocolate pudding, but this wayfayrer beans and sausage are so popular within the outdoor adventure market ??
This beans and sausage hydrated meal is good for many different outdoor activities like camping , hiking, and many more outdoor sports.
£4:50 from basecampfood link below
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£5:79 from amazon link below
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What I do Dan is get a couple of tins of beans and sausage. From either Lidl or Aldi for around 59p each. Simply put them in the vacuum bags that you can extract most the air out. Seal them and just boil them the same way. Far nicer you can pimp them up with other stuff you like such as grated cheese 🧀 etc. So for ×2 thins £1.18p bit of cheese you've got a lot nicer meal with more beans etc at a fraction of the cost. This can of course be done with other meals. Save a fortune with just a little prior effort 👌🏽
100% over priced
@SonofChurchill They sure are pal. I refuse to buy them. The only time I will is a treat but even then I only buy a pudding not a meal. But basically anything these companies sell we can make them are selves in the vacuum bags 👌🏽
Newbie to wild camping here….if I was to vacuum pack my own meals, rather than using Wayfarers, I’m presuming they wouldn’t be safe after a few days without refrigeration particularly if they contained meat. Or would they? Any advice welcomed 🙂
Blimey £4.50 for beans and sausages, i'd sooner have a tin from Aldi or Lidl for 60p and some crusty bread to mop up the juice.
Sound nice mate 👍
Very true 👍
Very true, I keep MRE ration packs at home and in the boot of the car, but I also keep the tinned stuff. if you don’t have to carry the weight why not just keep the tinned stuff 🤔.
My grandparent went through 2 world wars, one of my biggest memories as a kid was looking into their larder to see rows and rows of tinned stuff on the shelves.
Ps..
hunger breaks- ‘All Day Breakfast’ in a tin 😋 £2.30
And Stag - ‘Low Fat Chili’ in a tin 😋 £1.90
Id get a mylar bag and decant my own. Look em up.
Can definitely you can heat on open fire if needed and use can after
A lot of people are saying heat a tin directly up. However, (most) tins in the uk have a liner in to help keep the food safe. Exposing the tin to heat can leach the liner into your food.
I have been telling them that
Pour into a camping pot and heat them
If the tins are made of steel would they not start to oxidise on the inside from the liquid without some sort of inner membrane?
@englishwoodsman Don't know why they don't just by a cheap food saving bag vacuum and sealing machine. And cheap bags. The options are endless then 🤔
I believe you or the Mrs purchased a bag sealing vac machine right?
You do know that any food in a tin can is cooked once inside the tin for a couple of hours then let to cool before being labelled ? Before microwaves in the 70's some tinned foods had instructions for heating in the tin.
Take a tin pierce 2 holes in top and gently boil in your stove , same horse different jockey . Just a little heavier .
You don't even have to do that now with ring pull lids..just open it a bit instead
How much does a tin of beans weigh compared to a bag, mustn't be that much difference
which is the whole idea of these packaged meals, weight! these are designed and aimed at people hiking/bikepacking etc on a multi day trip where carrying numerous tins of beans around is not an option due to weight/size!
You had me when you said " you can smell the sausage " 👍
I had one of these for my breakfast on my camp at the weekend and enjoyed it
BEANS AND SAUSAGE: a tasty and flavorful dish, if properly sauced and seasoned. THAT is why it is so popular. In this format: you could have done a comparison with the two-pound cheaper product. At the end of a long day's hike, a hot and tasty meal that is also filling always revives MY spirits.
Very interesting idea 💡
I do what you do sometimes, put my own meals in zip lock bags or use British army packs, i use tins as well
I love them bags mate I should do a video about it
@@englishwoodsman yeah definitely, it'd be good to show how easy they are 👍
Yeah, I do the same too! Use them silver zip lock bags. And I thought it was my idea!!! 😂
@@BloxOutdoors 😂 I learnt it from someone else, maybe he learnt it from you 👍
@@markhodgson1251 yep! 👍🤣
I use British army all day breakfast or the chicken curry rice and potatoes. Brilliant meals always fills my belly lol
I love the British army ration packs
Any good places you recommend getting them from
Tin of beans and sausage from Aldi £1, go old school as we had in army ration packs in the 80s. Pierce the tin twice, take the label off place in pan of water and boil, take out open and eat from tin, use hot water for a brew. No dirty plate or dirt pan.
£1 that's a winner
@englishwoodsman defo, we used to cook all our tinned foods this way out of our ration packs, even bacon grill.
Love your videos matey keep them coming.
ok so, your doing a 5+ day bikepacking trip where you will have no access to food from a shop as your middle of mountain range, space is limited in your bags on cycle, and your trying to keep weight to minimum for obvious reasons.... get the point of these types of meals yet :) ?
Love the vids. Myler sealable foil bags filled with cheap beans, proper cut up sausage, bacon cut up and tinned mushrooms. Frozen thenheated on the hill. Does for us.
For the sake of a two nighter, I get missus to cook me favourite dinners and breakfasts, vacuum seal them and (obviously as it is cooked to my particular taste) there is nothing missing in taste. Cheap as chips as well!😮
I go to B&M and get a tin of spagbol. I heat it up in the zebra pot, not overly excited about sausage and beans! Stay safe Dan atvb I 👍🦊
Thank you for your comment
Tin of hinz beans and sausage a quid wee bit of cheese an Wooster sause perfect
Sound nice 👍
I do buy the wayfarer meals but it is cheaper to buy couple tins of sausage n beans n a small loaf. Which also goes further or any of there other meals can be bought in tins cheaper. These are just more easy to pack n carry in ur gear.
I always get the Aldi tinned version, take some bread or a couple of rolls and it's more than enough after a good hike. I don't mind paying a fair price for stuff but I refuse to be ripped off and there's a tinned version of most of those Wayfarer meals at a fraction of the cost.
Think about it,. buy the tinned version instead, put the price difference in a jar and after a year or so you'll have enough to treat yourself to a nice piece of hiking or camping gear.
£4.50 ,no way for sausage and beans , buy a tin of sausage and beans tip them into a resealable bag heat them up the same way and save over £3 job done ,btw Dan it’s missing 4 pieces of toast to go with it 😂👍
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Hi Dan…agree with some of the other comments. Make your own and put into vac and seal or ziplock pouch, bobs your uncle…..great video once again, no airs and graces, straight to the point 🏴🥃🏴🥾🥾
Middle of the night, in my tent, on a wind blasted Welsh beach, gettimg almost flattened.
I got an attack of the munchies but had no intention of venturing outside, so I pulled a Wayfarer meal out of my pack and scoffed it cold - just hit the spot 😊.
Horses for courses I guess.
Tin from Aldi 60p empty into vacuum bag will keep for few days then boil in bag .no mess no weight to carry
Great channel buddy. Been ging through your older ones. Very interesting.
I was watching one from 5 year ago I turned it off
@@englishwoodsman😂
@@englishwoodsman it good you've stayed true to yourself.
@@ElectronicChateau only because I look so much younger
@@englishwoodsman Not good getting old is it 😂
I bring a thermos with Chilli etc and one filled with hot water for brews on my camps, it keeps hot for upto 14 hrs and saves carrying gas, pots etc.. and also stops the need to use a flame on the moors or in forests .... more time to relax and enjoy nature.
What could be any better than beans& sausage
I always make my own meals then bung em in a ziplock bag , I personally think some of these bagged meals are too expensive for what you get , unless you’re really lazy..
Love the channel brilliant content 👍👍
Me too bulk batch cook foods ziplock and bag and freezem
If your in leeds go to indoor market theirs a store selling wayfair meek chilli concern and chicken tikka and rice £1 each.
I just put the tin of beans and sasauge strait into the jetboil surround with water to heat and theres your brew after
Haven't seen you taste it yet at £4.50 I'd carry a tin.
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For £4.50 I’d slaughter a pig and make the sausage 😊
Buy a tin of beans and sausage - then put into a bowl in a hydrater for 8-10 hours - I got my air fryer/hydrater from Aldi for €80, then put it into an airtight bag for future use. Can hydrate most foods for camping and can make batches at once.
Nice with egg, bacon, black pudding, fried bread, sausages, mushrooms and some fried tomato 😊 😂👍
Dent the tin and make a small opening then heat and eat from the tin
No there is a coating on the inside of the tin and it's bad for you
Now I'm hungry, cheers.
The supermarkets have a nicer one in a tin with a mushrooms, egg, sausage, bacon and beans.
I’ve just picked six up from vinted got them for six quid! Two sausages and beans and four all day breakfasts ….. I like to add half an oxo cube mate 👌🏽👍🏻👍🏻😎
I think a small amount of chilli would be nice as well
Tin of beans, tin of hot dog sausages, make an omelette, vac pack it.... All day breakfast.
Can't get much more basic than beans n sausage Dan. If u buy a tin to cook up you've gotta clean up after this way you just dump the packet mate. You pay higher for the convenience of the packet. Bushyboy Oz
Yep fully agree mate
This is the exact same packs you get in the Army. Fought over by all the Soldiers. Commanders used to win. Lovely lovely.
It sounds good buddy. If you get hungry and need something to eat it’s definitely worth it.👍
I buy the tins and transfer them to ziploc bags to reheat.
You could prep it at home and use one of your bags and seal it up
100%
For £4.50, I would get a half a pound Sirlion Steak instead. Grilled over a hot coal bed of oak wood with a Titanium Grill Rack.
I love the wayfarer but why this one is so popular is beyond me, get it in a tin for half the price and it tastes better,
My 13 year old son loves the wayfarer meatballs and pasta and to be honest it’s not bad, just need to get him out more,
Let’s see some more bivy camps
Cheers
I will bring that flavour to the channel soon .
Convenience costs more, that’s always true. But if I were paying that much I’d definitely go for one of their other meals. For the extra money I’d want extra ingredients! Mind you - a can of ‘all day breakfast’ at my local shop is now £3.59. That’s criminal. At those prices, I’d definitely pay for the convenience! Have you tried the 48 hour ration packs that decathlon are selling now? Price is good, can only assume the portions are measly
you can get beef medallions in asda for £4 x 4 tin of beans for 55p
I might take a look
£0.55 a tin for the basics in ASDA or £2.00 for the Heinz version
They are well worth the money mate trust me when I say that
Buy tins, make a hole in each side of the lid boil in the tin in an inch of water 4 mins eat out of the tin
I take Hunger Breaks. Just open tin and heat it up.£2.25 Tesco. As for what is missing....toast
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Just buy a tin of beans with sausages in from Heinz. Ring pull lid, heat it on the fire and eat straight from the tin
The tin as a coating on the inside of the tin and its bad for you
@@englishwoodsman pour it in a cooking pot and heat it
It is pricy compared to a tin but it’s convenient and normally they’re on buy one get one half price so it’s more like £3.75 a meal, personally I tend to take cereal bars now because almost always get clag in Peak District so I get chilli & rice, chicken tikka, meatballs and pasta or peri peri chicken for dinner.
A beans and sausage 'bushcraft bake off' is on the cards.
That's a plan
Better to do what you have shown with the silver packs you have shown in previous video and do your own. Much better. You can seal them with an iron, you don't need the special sealer you have.
Love these meals, just like the compo we got in the army
Get 3 cans of Branston Beans and sausages for the same price. The additional weight saving of 60 grams for the steel can over the retort pouch just isn't worth the £3 additional cost unless in high mountaineering expeditions (freeze dried would be more suitable) or for Combat Rations (allows a soldier to carry an additional 5 - 5.56 NATO rounds per empty can weight) rather than sitting in some nearby woods to munch away. British Army Sausage Casserole for £3 is much better than Beans and Sausages.
I like it and have bought it it the past. But after Brexit there is no webshop in my country that longer sell Wayfayrer meal bag. Too bad!
Compaired to the price of many other 'camping' meals by various other companies I'd say yes it's worth it and it sure beats the faff and weight of carrying tinned meals.
A tinned version actually weighs less than the bagged version, believe it or not
Spot on......tinned beans are lighter. Pot noodles are crazy light
I'd add mustard black pepper and hotsause!=8)
It's missing buttered toast. The wayfarer range, you don't actually need to boil in their pouch, you can tip em into a pot and heat em that way. Either way, I'd rather buy a tin and put it in a bag. Much cheaper.
Buy a tin of sausage and beans and some myler bags sorted and you've got more bags for future
Hey Dan ! Why dont you do a 4 way beans and sausage competition... Get 4 Varieties and then do a taste test, ease of reheating Amount of sausage to beans - flavor of beans and the sausage, and give us the results on the best price and best overalll winner..... i would love to see it ! Cheers Dan, - Baz :) Lovin he channel!
One of these and a all day breakfast one mixed for the real win.
Most all convenience packaged meals are overpriced. I enjoy your videos where you have made meals at home and sealed them in your own bags. I think you are on to something there.
Classic meal. But I have never bothered with camping meals or them army surplus meals ready to eat. They cost to much.
my wife says its missing bread and butter to have sausage an bean sarnie
Nice 👍
If the convenience of a bag is the draw to these meals, then a cheaper solution would be to use resealable cooking bags from somewhere like Lakeland, then simply add you own food.
It's the simplicity and convenience of it, you pop your head out of the tent, light the gas, fill a pan with water and you are good to go. Tins are just too bulky.
I can eat beans anytime... but I believe breakfast would not be my first choice. Over long periods dehydrated is the way to go.. as for the ready to eat. Much cheaper options using seal-a-meal or whatever...... Nice to have that option though
They are pricey mate defo, but last ages n nice n light take up no room in your pack, no crap in em either like the tins full of E-numbers.
A like the breakfast 1 and the chilli con carne n rice is decent.
Good stuff buddy 👍
you got to try korean rice with beef dan its great
I will mate 👍
@@englishwoodsman and i promise you its not spicy the flavour is great i love it got to pick a few up a the weekend
Well done old bean great video as usual 👌 👍
Not sure about the Beans but I love my wayfarer sunglasses
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Be that person carry a tin of Heinz sausage and beans and keep the weight down with a sachet of brown sauce 4.50 is a rip off save 2.50 for next time
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The something that you are missing is brown sauce.
Hi ya Dan , what was the make of stove please? It looked a cracker. Thank you
The only thing missing is about £3 change inside the pack !!!
Sound 👍 on my watch later
It's only a short video mate not a lot to talk about with them meals
@@englishwoodsman it's all good mate 👍, I watched the previous video ( the district and those rocks now that's some great scenary there Dan class video)
Expensive but convenient mate isn’t it. Does what it says on the packaging I’m sure. However…. Maybe they should add some pieces of potato or something to it Dan? 🧐
Well two weeks ago I hiked the whole length of Haidrian’s Wall Path from Bowness to Wallsend and I ate two of these meals in one night to loose 0.6 kg of weight. That was with a 8/9 kg pack.
Great meals but weigh 300g
Dan you really didn’t look like you enjoyed it and I certainly wouldn’t buy it at £4.50. But thanks for sharing this video love ❤ your channel
be reet with a couple of slices of bread n butter and a dash of brown sauce lol. i do get that its a simple,fast meal and easy to carry.
Thank you for your comment
Like it but I just made me own last time put it in sealed bag job done
Great video, I subscribed 👍
some people here are totally missing the point of these "pouched" meals, they are designed for hikers/backpackers on multi day trips where food may not be available, so after a long day hiking/bike packing after setting up camp in middle of nowhere, there is nothing better than a hot meal, these are perfect as they are light in weight & small compared to a tin of beans/sausage! If your in a camper van or such or camping where your in distance of a shop, there would be zero reason to use these types of meals!
I don't think it matters where or when people eat the meals mate. Some people just get them to eat normal camping and I know the fire Brigade buy them as fast meals when on call out...
@@englishwoodsman yup thats fine, but when bike packing these meals are great. My reply was to those saying that these are a waste of money, or buy a tin of beans/sausage instead its cheaper! When doing multiday trips Hiking/Biking these are brilliant, yup they are fairly expansive for what you get, but these are among the cheaper of the brands (under £7 for 2 meals if you shop around), some brands are £10 upwards for 1 meal! The only thing better than these when doing multiday trips is dried food packs as they are lighter in weight, but they are not as nice tasting.
To be honest Dan I think they are way over priced for what they are, yeah some are quite nice and you don’t have to wash a dish but give me a tin of beans and sausage heat in the tin then into your rubbish bag to bin when you get home works for me take care mate and all the best 👍👌❤️
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@Righton18 saves on washing up mate plus open tin up of course before heating 👌👍
@Righton18 done it for years buddy I’m still here lol 😂
It is expensive but the al day breakfast is good
I think that there number one seller
Get yourself some of walls finest sausages put in a pan and tip a tin of beans (put in a zip lock bag) in with them. Job done. Tastes better and you are full afterwards. Boil up water in the pan to clean it out easily.
£4.50 is a bit steep, but you are paying for the convenience. I'm lucky with being a car camper, I can put up with the extra weight of the tinned variety. Add a couple of slices of crusty bread and it the food of kings 😁
Some of the more expensive meals are really highly packed in calories & nutrition content as emergency survival food
Dan......Have Wayfayrer Asked You To Review Their Products?
No mate I got it from basecampfood. Why ??
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I have a problem with the price of those meals, I'd rather get a dehydrator and a vac packer so I can make my own meals. At least I'll know what goes into the meal.
They are really nice for what it is I like them think the sausage could be better tho
Plus only 4 in that bag
@@englishwoodsman that's true lol
In my opinion If you are prepared to pay for these meals then it is your choice , but i'd rather pick up a tin from Aldi/ Lidl's.
Ive had the meatballs and pasta ones last week camping, there not too bad. I just added abit more pasta to it.mine cost £5.70 each on amazon.i got 5 for £25
6 for 22.50 at Go Outdoors. £5 each buy one get one half price
You could always put the tin beans and sausage in a vacuum pack and eat out of the pack
tried thier peri peri chicken one this week , was nice to be fair and I was full
Empty a tin of the cheap stuff into your sealable amazon bags, then add some other ingredients as desired: chopped onions, garlic a bit of ginger etc.
Lidl Aldi or Tesco. I empty tiN into a freezer bag packs down better then a tin. £4.50 I think not
This one is rank. I couldnt eat it but the Chilli Con Carn was really nice.
While on the subject don't buy Firebot Chilli it was horrendous
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Hard to justify the cost against other options but no cooking no dishes just simply boiling water has something going for it
Personally think all meals in this style are over priced. In saying that I do enjoy this particular brand and this particular meal. Yes over priced but good quality and easy to use when on the hill or away for the day.
I do love your work, but you could just be disappointed in your shed
Personally, I feel these are a bit of a rob.But I do mostly use sachet type food. I have way too much 3 in 1 coffee, and the pasta meals are filling but full of Es I freeze mince in a tube shape and keep it in an insulated flask I found out vacuum flasks don't do rucksacks
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