Review: Kingsford Brown Sugar Molasses Baked Beans - Chris Allingham - The Virtual Weber Bullet

[@chrism1102]

I found these at Dollar Tree for $1.25. I wasn't wowed by them either. Not bad but I wouldn't pay full retail for them. My go to brand lately is Campbell's pork & beans. Also at Dollar Tree for $1.25.

[@cotjocky466]

I bought a can of this to try. It is June 2024. Expiration is June 2025; so still good for a year. I opened it up and it was congealed. Like a less firm Cranberry sauce out of a can. I didn't even see any beans in it! I warmed it up to make sure. Yes, there were some beans, but the high majority was a flavorless juice. I would definitely avoid this product from my experience. Thans for your review! I had to see if someone else got "beans" or congealed sludge like I got. You got lucky! At least you got flavorless beans instead of flavorless sludge!

[@TheVirtualWeberBullet]

My can was a bit soupy, but now all congealed liquid! Yuck!

[@eHarleyAuction]

T he Doller Tree in my area has them for $1.25 per can. They are good according to my taste and standards. Everyone has likes and dislikes for me to sit here and say they are the best is all up to your own opinion. As for me, I like them and for the money at a just a $1.25 they are well worth the buy. You try and decide.

[@bagadonuts7114]

Does anyone else make baked beans from scratch anymore? I put traditional Boston baked bean pots on the lower shelf of my WSM no canned beans here…

[@TheVirtualWeberBullet]

Glad to hear you’re making beans from scratch, most I know are using a commercial product as a starting point and adding ingredients to customize. Whatever you do, smoking beans on the bottom grate in the WSM is always a good idea!👍

[@muzaaaaak]

I do. And they taste much better than canned beans.

[@josephbone985]

not for me , i tried them , i will stay with the Bush Family