This year was disappointing 5 cans of cranberry sauce filled with water. Will not be buying again

it would be awesome if they stock this item year round rather than seasonal

CANS DENTED at the seam! RETURNING, do not want to risk botulism.

Always a thanksgiving staple, it is always on the table during the holidays and even when we just have a turkey dinner randomly throughout the year!

This is a staple ingredient at Thanksgiving in our family. From easy open packaging, same great flavor/texture and value that stands a test of time.

Ocean Spray jellied cranberry sauce is a staple around here for the holidays. It's great on turkey sandwiches, too. Can't you go back to the old style cans so the sauce can be pushed out and sliced attractively? How can I teach my grandkids how to carry on the tradition of pushing and slicing if the cans aren't properly made? I would trade that over stackability of the cans.

I usually love this sauce, but it came out of the can in a soup consistency. It was just straight up liquid and smelled a little weird. We opted out of eating it, and luckily we’d bought another brand’s cranberry sauce which was the normal jelly consistency. Kind of disappointed because this sauce is like my favorite on Thanksgiving.

This is the best cranberry sauce IMO. However, for anyone who assumes buying bulk is always saving money here is an example where buying individually is cheaper. These are usually close to $2/can (14 Oz), yet this pack of 6 is $19.99 not including tax. 6 individual cans at the highest of $2 each x 6 = $12. Almost half of what the pack is - the only difference is the extra cardboard cost to hold the cans together in the pack.

I buy this same product every year and so did my mom but it never looked like this. I opened the can and ran a knife around the edges and this is how it looked when it came out. Now I’m afraid to serve it as I am unsure if it is good or not. Not Thanksgiving dinner without cranberries!

I just opened a can of jellied cranberry sauce, and it was runny and not properly gelled. This has never happened before, and it made me very concerned. I threw away the product. I would love to know if this is still safe to eat, or of this means it was spoiled. The can was not dented, and was good through March 2025.