Good taste

Purchased 2 cans. First can I dumped in pan. Color text great. Second can. Dark green, slimy and soft. There are some light colored things. Looks like parasites. Made my stomach turn. Now I’m running to Kroger. Purchase 2 more cans of greens beans for Labor Day cookout. Discussed and inconvenient. Photos on stand by if needed

I wanted a 16oz. can of Hanover beans, but what I got was a 102oz. can!! That is 6 pounds and 6 oz. That is a lot of green beans. It is wrong on your app. Please, please get this corrected. I prefer Hanover beans, but I can't possibly, ever eat that many beans!!! This is the third can I have gotten because of your mistake.

I recently started using canned vegetables. I did a taste test. I used canned cut greens beans and frozen green beans. I drained the liquid and added water and chicken flavored powdered broth. And cooked it low and slow until tender. I could barely tell the difference. It’s in the method and this can feeds the masses.

They may be the cheapest but the taste is the same. The quality is the same. I open one can and divided it up into 5 pint pickle jars. I boil the jars and lids and let cool. The green beans last just as long in the fridge. Just me so they have to last a long time.

Really good green beans! Put these in two large 9 x 13 baking tins with chicken cutlets, and cut up potatoes with Italian seasoning and butter sprinkled over everything, and you have a meal that last for 3 to 4 nights (for a married couple at least).

There are a lot of stems in the beans now.

Blue Lake are my fav green beans! Love ‘em!

Much lower quality than Del Monte Brand

Best green beans ever canned!