Thanks to Allens we recently had the chance to try out some delicious canned beans and black eyed peas! Allen's makes several brands of frozen and canned vegetables including Trappey's beans, Popeye Spinach, Veg-All, Princella, Butterfield, Freshlike and many more. 
About Allens veggies:
"Generations of families have grown up enjoying vegetables from Allens. Since 1926 we’ve been packing a variety of products including beans, greens, spinach, and sweet potatoes. We invite you to explore our web site and see all the other nutritious and delicious ways Allens can enhance your eating experience. Yes, all of Allens labels canned products are gluten free."
Seasoned Pinto Beans with Vidalia Onions
What we thought: We are big fans of Allens canned veggies and beans! We had never tried either of the varieties we were sent to review, but we pleasantly surprised by both of them:) We love pinto beans and we usually either cook them from scratch or season up a can of Trappey's. I was so excited to find a pre-seasoned variety from Allens! This really makes things a lot easier for those meals when we're short on time and don't have the luxury of slow cooking our own beans on the stove for hours. I am not really a huge fan of black eyed peas, though the rest of the family loves them. The Hoppin' John made me reconsider my dislike of the black eyed pea:) Again, they were wonderfully spiced, very flavorful and quite savory! Both can of beans tasted as if we had made them fresh and weren't squishy and soggy like some canned beans we've tried. Allens veggies are the perfect compliment to every meal. If you are looking for a quick, easy side dish without sacrificing flavor, check out the huge line of canned and frozen goods from Allens! ABCD Diaries gives Allens veggies an A+!
Buy It: You can find Allens veggies at your local grocery store or mass merchandiser.
Disclosure: ABCD Diaries was given Allens veggies for review purposes only. We were in no other way compensated. The opinions expressed in this post are ours and ours alone.
About Allens veggies:
"Generations of families have grown up enjoying vegetables from Allens. Since 1926 we’ve been packing a variety of products including beans, greens, spinach, and sweet potatoes. We invite you to explore our web site and see all the other nutritious and delicious ways Allens can enhance your eating experience. Yes, all of Allens labels canned products are gluten free."
Seasoned Pinto Beans with Vidalia Onions
Hoppin John with Vidalia Onions
What we thought: We are big fans of Allens canned veggies and beans! We had never tried either of the varieties we were sent to review, but we pleasantly surprised by both of them:) We love pinto beans and we usually either cook them from scratch or season up a can of Trappey's. I was so excited to find a pre-seasoned variety from Allens! This really makes things a lot easier for those meals when we're short on time and don't have the luxury of slow cooking our own beans on the stove for hours. I am not really a huge fan of black eyed peas, though the rest of the family loves them. The Hoppin' John made me reconsider my dislike of the black eyed pea:) Again, they were wonderfully spiced, very flavorful and quite savory! Both can of beans tasted as if we had made them fresh and weren't squishy and soggy like some canned beans we've tried. Allens veggies are the perfect compliment to every meal. If you are looking for a quick, easy side dish without sacrificing flavor, check out the huge line of canned and frozen goods from Allens! ABCD Diaries gives Allens veggies an A+!
Buy It: You can find Allens veggies at your local grocery store or mass merchandiser.
Disclosure: ABCD Diaries was given Allens veggies for review purposes only. We were in no other way compensated. The opinions expressed in this post are ours and ours alone.
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