Van Camp's Original Baked Beans, Canned Beans, 15 OZ (Pack of 12)

Love these beans! They taste great and are a wonderful addition to many kinds of dishes, from omelettes to gumbo! I especially like that they are flavored with tasty spices and not a single bit of added sugar! They have been a staple in my kitchen for 3 decades. I'm not sure why so many companies find it necessary to sweeten foods that are not desserts, but when I find a product like this - wholesome, simple and tasty - I am a lifelong customer.VanCamps New Orleans Style Red Kidney Beans are what is known as a "regional" product - meaning that they are only available in parts of the country where cajun cooking is common - Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. I used to live in Texas and used them all the time, but then moved to Colorado and was disappointed that they aren't available here. These flavorful beans are impossible to find in my Rocky Mountain region and for 20 years I have had to depend on my local grocer's UNdependable special order department, or else have friends or relatives pick up a case for me when traveling south. Seriously, when I special order them from my local grocer, it takes a MINIMUM of 8 weeks to get them and sometimes they never come at all.I have tried to find them online but shipping mades the cost prohibitive, until they showed up on Amazon.com! Order with a Prime Membership and shipping is free. The cost per can is slightly more than in the store, but I am so pleased to be able to get them in only 2 days and a reasonable uncharge that I don't care at all. I love having access to New Orleans Beans again and hope they stay on Amazon forever! Yay!

The pantry staple at ky house. Not much to say. It’s the same today as it was twenty years ago.

I'm a vet and a military history buff. These canned beans have been around since the Civil War. I love the history on them. I know that's an odd thing to look at and think about. Still it's American. It help soldiers. If it was good enough for them so long ago. I don't understand why it should be something I can't enjoy now? It's Army food.

I buy Van Camp's Pork and Beans on a regular basis. They are priced lower than other brand name beans. They sell for a similar price as generic and store brand products but are as good as any pork n bean that I've tried. I like to keep them on hand for quick meal sides and especially for cookouts. I usually only buy baked beans for certain meals such as a holiday when I'm making something elaborate to serve to friends and family. In those cases I usually buy Bush's or B&M brands because they are easy to find in larger sized cans and come in multiple varieties I like such as Boston style, Hickory, or Onion. I saw these Van Camp's baked beans at the store for the same price as their pork and beans for the 15 oz cans. I decided to give them a try. I wasn't disappointed. They are not bad baked beans. I would not say they are as good as the more expensive brands I referred to earlier. The Van Camp's don't have the same depth to the flavor profile as Busch's or B&M. However, the flavor of the Van Camp's isn't bad. It's mostly dominated by the brown sugar. There might be a hint of bacon and onion. Overall they are a good product at a bargain price. I'd eat them again. I'd recommend Van Camp's Baked Beans to anyone who likes their pork and beans and the price. It's a good product at a bargain price.

My mom love this band bake been she say it not too sweet and the been are well cook

While my Mom is taking Chemotherapy, I asked her for a list of things that she would like to eat. She asked me if I could find the Van Camp's pork and beans. I told her that I ordered her a full case, and she has had the Biggest smile on her face ever since!!!

Little flavor and too much liquid in the can. More beans and more flavor would be nice.

Good flavor. Package very well, no issues.