A Beans Meme Dump—Because the Recall Can’t Recall Our Humor
On May 5 of this year, the FDA told bean lovers to holster their spoons: Vietti Food Group yanked 4,515 cases of Yellowstone-branded Brown Sugar Molasses Baked Beans after discovering undeclared soy in the mix—a nightmare for anyone with a soy allergy. No one wants a side of EpiPen with their barbecue, but the timing felt ripe for a bubbling pot of laughs. Enter our fresh beans meme dump, cooked low and slow for maximum giggle flavor and zero allergen risk.
This beans meme spread hits every variety of legume levity. Baked beans jokes roast canned contents sloshing like maracas in the pantry, while food memes compare bean texture to relationship status—“solid but occasionally explosive.” Meanwhile, pun-heavy bean jokes spotlight the universal truth that no dish sabotages white shirts faster.
Expect side-eye from sentient tins, cowboy-hat graphics declaring “yee-haw means beans,” and cartoon kidneys forming support groups about musical side effects. Whether you prefer pintos in a burrito or butter legumes bathing in molasses, every punchline in this beans meme keeps things PG-13—no explicit gas-lighting, pun intended.
After devouring this beans meme smorgasbord, the recall headlines felt less ominous and more like comedic seasoning. You probably chuckled at the mental image of security guards confiscating rogue cans, then texted a friend the meme comparing undeclared soy to “plot twists nobody asked for.”
That sudden urge to read every label in the pantry turned into a scavenger hunt featuring internal commentary about legumes staging a coup. The beans meme experience transformed a potential food-safety scare into a collective catharsis served warm.
Still hungry for snackable humor after this beans meme dump? Dig into our compilation of food packaging fails—labels so bad they make “undeclared soy” look tame—or check the gallery of kitchen fails proving you should jusy maybe stick with canned food.
Come back anytime for more food nonsense when you need a fix.
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Phil is one of the co-founders of Thunder Dungeon (the short one). As a result he spends his time simultaneously on the internet and in a dark, windowless room.
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