if nothing else.

You will still get the product still get Wonder Bread..Twinkies etc... All this is is condolidation,,, Look at the major breweries and the beers that you can not get anymore, and the ones you can,,, This brand is the greatest for what it does Total STOP

Fills her up but with no calories.

I am making Del Monte’s Italian style corn this afternoon.

https://www.delmonte.com/recipes/collections/super-weeknight-recipes/corn-5-ways

I have the basal and Serrano peppers ( in place of the red pepper flakes ) in my garden.

would have zero calories. Not a lot is one thing, but zero? Where can I find this?

will g o back to them looking for sodium free . i have several books on using canned foods . discovered them when going to the library. called a man a can a plan. did id quite a few good meals out of that , also can eat canned food when no power or gas . dont need to refrigerate . https://www.amazon.com/Man-Can-Plan-Second-Helping-ebook/dp/B00DGV80Y8

Hilarious! Canned peas, canned corned beef, an onion, a little veggie oil, tomato ketchup, and salt and pepper to taste. Maybe some other ingredient too. You can check it out. Wasn't that bad. The guys (hobos from seasonal work) who used to go from town to town on the back of railroad cars before WW2 would cook stuff like this. Ingenius and cheap meal. No refridge required.

id add mixed vegges for variation .

I was having a Tennessee William's dinner fest celebration! Cheers!

was in NY for a music awards show. It was one of the first times that two locations were broadcast together. It was a new thing and not perfect so the picture would fuzz out. Andy Williams kept saying "Can you see me Stevie?". He kept saying it. Never laughed any harder in my life.

So funny!

I fry it up with potatoes and onions and serve it with eggs. But my family never liked it. So, it was a guilty pleasure.

If I indulge too often, my doctor will find me out. Again

With the diabetic epidemic today, this is not a bad thing. They should pivot to healthier options and stop paying idiot celebrities to push their crap.

unsweetened variety and if not that I get the artificially sweetened.

I always get the "in juice" (or water) kind vs the "in syrup". But most of the time, I buy bags of frozen fruit!

My guess is that I checked that option out before and found it too expensive. I am on a strict food budget, while also trying to eat healthily. It's difficult to do but I try!

so whenever I make oatmeal (I usually make a 4-serving batch for a week of rotating breakfasts), I'll rotate in different frozen fruits like peach slices, blueberries, strawberries, or mixed berries (which are usually blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, and strawberries) that get added into the cooker with the oats (I'll also rotate in a fresh apple that I'll peel, slice, and add)!

But I can certainly serve the fruit right out of the bags!

good thoughts and thanks!

and I sometimes have to take bowls with ingredients and sit down to finish mixing them or leave them for later while I lay down for awhile to help make the swelling and pain go away. I'm good for about 5 minutes or less on my feet before things start getting bad in my hips, back, feet and shoulders. I've got one knee with a permanent bend in it already and so the other leg and hip have to bear more too. Sometimes if I try to turn around too fast with a bowl or pan in my hands I can begin to have balance problems.

Kneading dough, using a rolling pin, stirring thick mixtures etc. are all things I'm not readily able to do anymore.

I eat plenty of fresh fruit. I have mixed berries and half a small banana in my daily Greek yogurt in the mornings. This time of year I make plenty of fruit salads, a healthier desert than ice cream. But, I do buy the canned fruit in juice when I want to add it to jello. They hold better than fresh fruit.

Wasn't even thinking that through! That was my knee jerk, boomer: "Get off my lawn!" post this am.

They may not have been the most stable financially all along, perhaps due to size. History reveals a long long history of slicing and dicing, selling off bits, buying other bits, yet is has only a handful of well-known brands unlike many food conglomerates like ConAgra, Kraft Heinz, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Monte_Foods

Big metal cylinders of liquid processed cheese! YUMMY!

In that big white container with the plastic pourable spout. I haven't been to one in over 2 decades. I wonder if they still do that.

I cook all the time now by the way! Watching all my pennies and I've finally figured out my mysterious bread machine

I buy regularly their low salt variety is half the price of Pacific at least in my store

And the intellectually challenged of America think they should run the country?

Were they bought and loaded up with debt?

DNK...

The linked story is scant on details. 'Murican corporate media don't want the toxic aspects of current business practices aired out.

Who hasn't eaten their products over the years? I probably have some of their cans of corn and peas in the pantry right now.
So sad to hear this, I hope that they can survive.

that more and more people aren't buying canned fruits and veggies like they used to.
My canned goods are.
Pineapple rings and pears for upside down cake. Beans of several types and some tomato sauces.

will like go bankrupt, for lack of product. , kind of.

took so much in 'salary' that it bankrupted the company. They're going to blame the customers though....

Working on the Del Monte string bean canning line was my first summer job after high school in Oregon. It was a fun job, but mostly boring. One memorable highlight was snatching a big, fat green caterpillar emerging from the blancher right before it dropped into the canning line. I stared at it in disbelief before grabbing it and throwing it in the trash! Good times.

The best Stewed Tomatoes!!!

Maybe not the best, but better than most store brands we tried in that price range.

They were competitors in the coffee business.

Del Monte went fruits, my direct ancestors went dairy.

That family wealth did not survive the Great Depression and it wouldn't have mattered anyways because my grandma and her sister hated cows and dairymen.