Food of the Seventies, Hallmark Baked Beans (Dry Box Style)

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Hallmark Baked Beans came in a box and you added the ingredients; molasses, bacon, etc. They were the best tasting beans; wondering if they are still made or not. Info appreciated.
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Barbara B. - March 09, 2008 - Report this comment
Growing up in Iowa in the 60s and 70s my mom regularly fixed these beans and they were delicious and easy to prepare. Wish they were still available!
steve anderson - May 27, 2008 - Report this comment
I grew up in NJ (camden county), and my mother made Hallmark Beans for dinner at least once a month. The first time I tasted the junk in cans I realized that American food manufacturers will try to screw everybody. I now make my own beans the old fashioned way in a cast iron pot in the over. Tried using a slow cooker, but the results was better than can but lousy compared to cast iron in the oven. Would love to buy 10 cases of "Hallmark Beans"!!

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