The small boxes are pre-priced at 25¢

Boston Baked Beans... candy coated peanuts in a 5 oz box (~180 pieces). A case of 12 boxes is $17.99

We also have a smaller 0.95 oz box (~30 pieces). A case of 24 boxes is $6.49

Single boxes are $1.69 or 35¢  each on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Boston Baked Beans!

Shipping... Orders placed by midnight usually (but not always) ship on the next business day. $8.95 per order for UPS ground shipping... free for orders of $200.00 or more (continental US only). more info

To order, click the "CK" box and enter the quantity...

"The Boston Baked Bean" is a generic name used throughout the candy industry for sugar coated peanuts.  The Ferrara Pan Candy Company developed their line of Boston Baked Beans in the early 1930's, right around the same time that Red Hots were introduced.

The Boston Baked Bean is created using the cold panned candy process.  This process involves building candy pieces from single units, such as peanuts, and tossing them into revolving pans while adding flavor, color and other candy ingredients.  This process continues until the pieces become the size desired.

Other companies attempted to compete in the market, but Ferrara Pan has risen above their competitors and earned world-wide recognition for their Boston Baked Bean.  Ferrara Pan is known for making the highest quality and best tasting sugar coated peanuts in the world.

Other Ferrara Pan candies are Atomic Fireballs, Jawbreakers, Lemonheads and Red Hots.

Boston Baked Beans memories... My family always did a lot of cook outs when I was little and the one thing I could not stand to eat was baked beans. What repulsed me even more was the fact that my big sister always asked for them as a treat! Every time my mom would go to the store my sister would ask her to get some Boston Baked Beans and then she would gobble them up. I was beyond shocked that anyone would want to eat beans out of a little box.

One day I discussed my repulsion with my mother and she just busted out laughing. Now, not only was I sickened, but upset that my mom was laughing at me. Finally, when she caught her breath, she told me that Boston Baked Beans were a yummy candy and they were not actually beans. The next time she went to the store she bought me some. Of course I was a little hesitant, but I tried them and I loved them. They are my favorite candy to this very day. ~ Marjorie from Missouri

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