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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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!
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"!!
Hallmark Beans had amazing flavor, and I would love to find them again! I have a bean pot set bought when living in Pennsylvania in the 60's: 1 large covered pot and 6 little bean pots that were a special promo by Hallmark. The large pot says "Hallmark Quick Bean Products" on the bottom. Someone should revive this excellent product. I'll never forget that fragrance thru the house as they baked!
I have the Recipe from the box.BOSTON BAKED BEANS but where can we get the boxes of DRY BEANS?????
I too am looking for Hallmark Beans. My mother use to make them and they were the best baked beans ever.
If you get any feed back on them would you be so kind as to send it to me.
My Email is bschay42aol.com thanks a lot
veronica S.
can you give me the recipe from the Hallmark box of dry beans. I would love to have it
thanks
I do hope that Veronica S will post the recipe from the box or send it to my e-mail, grbryson@frontiernet.net. They were the best beans ever while growing up. The secret to the beans was that they were "presoaked". That way they could be cooked up quickly.
I have also made these beans at least once a week and can't find them anywhere. They were the best and only took a little to prepare and bake. Where are they????
Veronica S. I would really appreciate the recipe for the Hallmark Baked Beans. I used to make them all the time, but I don't know the recipe and can't buy the box anymore. Will you please send it to bmoll@mchsi.com ? Thanks so much!
My mom and I also made them. Can't find the boxes anywhere. Veeronica, can you send me the recipe also? mrslilli678@aol.com
My husband has been hounding me to try and find Hallmark Beans online. I would love a recipe if anyone has it.
Growing up in Minnesota we had these delicious beans at least once a month. I would love to have the recipe and info on the "pre-soaked" beans. Thanks!
The Best! Reminds me of Mom. Try the Horn and Hardart receipe. (google) Yes ..you do have to soak the beans. sigh.......
OMG, our family loved them too and have searched for a long time to find them...wondering if Veronica ever shared her recipe with anyone...thinking we could find some dried beans...If anyone has please SHARE...
I loved those beans! I have looked everywhere for them to no avail. It was one of the first items I learned to cook. If you have the recipe, perhaps you could post it here. Thanks
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