Margaret Holmes, Tomato, Okra & Corn, 14.5oz Can (Pack of 6)
Key features
- •great side dish,soup mix or over rice
- •no cholesterol
- •heart healthy
- •sold as 6 14 1/2 oz cans
Margaret Holmes, Tomato, Okra & Corn, 14.5oz Can (Pack of 6)
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Customer Reviews
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A taste of Cajun to me
gbsb•September 10, 2017
it is a truly tasty dish and a great side with any kind of beans, ham, pork, chicken.
Great Products! Love that southern cooking
Dot•August 16, 2017
Great Products ! Love that southern cooking.
Excellent flavor and quality
Flower•July 17, 2017
The vegetables are fully developed, crisp, and have great seasoning and taste.
THE BEST!!!
Debra Strickland•February 13, 2017
I LOVE this product!!! After having tried another brand that wasn't nearly as good, I will only buy this one from now on!!!
Delicious Southern style
Charles van Buren•November 25, 2016
I found this delicious treat at Dollar Tree. I was intrigued so went on line and discovered that the Margaret Holmes brand is part of the McCalls Farm group, specializing in Southern style canned foods. "In the early 1930s, Ed Holmes began canning white acre peas and squash; now the brand includes a wide variety of Southern-style fruits and vegetables."
This is not the thick style my mother and grandmother made. Instead, it is almost a thick soup. It is good as is but was better when I drained a can of beans and made a quick succotash. It would make a good starter for a variety of other dishes including gumbo. Well seasoned out of the can, I like a little more salt and spice so added a little Tony's All Purpose Creole Seasoning. Delicious. It was good enough that I am going to try other products from this company.
This is not the thick style my mother and grandmother made. Instead, it is almost a thick soup. It is good as is but was better when I drained a can of beans and made a quick succotash. It would make a good starter for a variety of other dishes including gumbo. Well seasoned out of the can, I like a little more salt and spice so added a little Tony's All Purpose Creole Seasoning. Delicious. It was good enough that I am going to try other products from this company.
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