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Amazon Saver, Onion Powder, 2.35 Oz 
KT –
My husband love these with his hotdogs all the time
Joseph Blevins –
Honestly, These are my favorite brand of canned beans. I like that the beans in Bush's are not all smashed like some of the ones I use to buy and grew up on. These beans work great in recipes and simmer well in crock pots with other ingredients. You can't go wrong with any of their flavors depending on your mood (although for some reason I keep finding the maple to not be as firm) but try the bacon and brown sugar ones. They are called Country and Southern.
Bush's beans goes great with (precooked) ground hamburger meat, simmered In the crock pot a couple hours. Add a can of cooked tomatoes, a bit more of brown sugar to taste, (I like them sweet so don't ask me how bad I am about that, but only add more sugar a little at a time til you know your sweetness level. Mine can go to a cup depending on the number of other ingredients I have in the crock that are more bland, like hamburger) and then add more bacon of course!
I actually line the crock pot with raw bacon, cut in about 1 inch squares, and put all the other ingredients on top of it, crock pot it for 8 hours while at work, and then have a tasty quick dish that I get requests for all of the time. The bacon cooks great in 8 hours as long as you have it on high during the process for at least an hour or so. You know your own crock pot though. They all cook differently. Stir when you can and serve. Not healthy obviously, but delicious and perfect for a family BBQ!
Amazon Customer –
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
Love this brand I add cinnamon to its very good
Amazon Customer –
Yumm-Yumm getcha some.
BUSH’S Best for Every Occasion –
Can of farts.
Taste amazing and great for frank and beans.