Boston baked beans

American  

plural noun

1. baked beans.

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Etymology

Origin of Boston baked beans

An Americanism dating back to 1850–55

Example Sentences

That stereotype may soon be going the way of Boston baked beans and tri-corner hats.

From Seattle Times

A great British tradition with its origins across the pond, but molasses-sweet Boston baked beans wouldn’t pass muster as a toast topper in Boston, Lincolnshire.

From The Guardian

For his New England dish, Temple used Boston baked beans, which bring out an array of flavors unmatched by most chilis.

From Washington Times

And a big tub of Boston baked beans for the dinners that follow.

From New York Times

Why do they only put 239 beans in a can of Boston baked beans can?

From Washington Post