A Thanksgiving Tradition Continues: Bell's Stuffing is Back!
In 2024, Bell's long history almost ended when the brand's prior owner, Brady Enterprises, halted production and went out of business. But a group of entrepreneurs with ties to the region stepped in. A new company named Bell's Foods LLC was formed and the brand was rescued, making it possible to preserve the Bell's heritage and ensure its return to store shelves.
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Bell's Seasoning, Gravy, Turkey Brine, and Crispy Fried Onions made their way back on shelf in 2024, but only recently did the Bell's Traditional Stuffing Mix become available again. To the concern of many loyal consumers, Bell's stuffing was off shelf for the 2024 Holiday season for the first time in over 50 years.
"We knew how cherished Bell's products were before, but we were astounded by the thousands of emails we received from folks who couldn't find Bell's stuffing last year. We are thrilled to have Bell's Stuffing back for
"It has been an eventful year" says Bell's Foods General Manager
About Bell's Foods LLC
Bell's Foods LLC is dedicated to preserving and honoring the long-standing Bell's brand legacy. With an enduring commitment to product quality, Bell's continues to bring joy to kitchens across
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SOURCE Bell’s Foods LLC
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