I’ll have to admit, I had a lot of fun with this post! In the mail, I received three Hunt’s Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce flavors to try. It’s been a while since I’ve had a Sloppy Joe. I cook mostly from scratch. That doesn’t mean I cook only from scratch. I take shortcuts. I like simple, easy recipes. I like convenient add-ins. I get tons of inspiration from commercials! I know, who knew?!
Recently, this blog has become a full-time job. I love it, but it keeps me busy! Wesley’s been busy at work. Lincoln and Ryder started school and are busy with all the activities that come with that. I was estatic at the chance to try all three Manwich flavors; Original, Bold, and Thick and Chunky. At least I knew what we’d be having for dinner two nights this week!
Hunt’s Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce is hearty. The original flavor is slighty sweet and tangy. It’s made with quality ingredients that are free of artificial flavors and preservatives. AND, it offers a full serving of vegetables! (shhhhhh!)
I served the Original flavor, well, in the original way… on a bun. I did add grated cheddar cheese to them. It was fab, all juicy and tangy just like I remembered.
I made these according to the directions on the can using 90% lean ground beef. I used slider buns, because my boys like them better. I topped it with 2 tablespoons grated, mild cheddar cheese.
As I was cooking the Thick and Chunky flavor, it reminded me of a taco I only had a couple of hard taco shells and Lincoln ate them before I could get pictures taken. He’s my picky eater, the fact that he loved it is quit the endorsement!
I did have flour tortillas and decided to try quesadillas. I couldn’t wait to finish these pictures so I could dig in to these babies!
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Ingredients
- 1 can Hunt's Manwich Bold
- 1 1/3 pounds 90% lean ground beef
- 8 flour tortillas
- 1 cup 4 oz muenster cheese, grated
Instructions
- Cook Manwich according to instructions on can. Heat a skillet to medium high. Place one tortilla on pan, top with 1/3 c meat mixture and 3 T cheese, top with second tortilla. Toast until brown then turn to second side. Toast second side. Remove, cut into wedges and enjoy!
I wanted to make something fun with the Bold flavor. I love dips. Bold is thick and rich with a depth of complex flavors. I made a fun layered dip. This will be great at your next tailgate or party!
I spread 2 (8 oz) packages cream cheese in a serving dish, topped that with the Manwich Bold cooked according to package directions, and finished it with 2 cups grated, mild cheddar cheese on top. I popped that in the oven and heated until hot and bubbly and the cheese was melted. Serve with tortilla chips. Divine!
The best part of all is that ease and speed in which you can have dinner on the table using Manwich sauces. Literally (you have to say that like Rachel Zoe), you cannot order takeout any faster.
cathy Hale says
Manwich bold goes great with jalapeno peppers and chicken
Paula says
why did you try it then? You should not leave a bad review on my recipe if you didn’t like it to begin with
Kerrie @ Family Food and Travel says
These look so fabulous that we featured them this week on Wonderful Food Wednesday – stop by and see your feature! We hope you’ll come back and link up more delicious food this week 🙂 Thank you for participating and sharing your recipe.
Tina @ Tina's Chic Corner says
It’s so funny that I found this recipe from the Saturday Show Stopper! My husband has been asking me to make manwich for years. Want to laugh? I thought the meat was in the can and that grossed me out so I never made it. I recently told him why I hadn’t made it and he laughed at me..for obvious reasons. Okay, I’m ready to try this so thank you so much for sharing. Pinning and making this. 🙂
Paula says
lol, we never ate them growing up, I think I did in college. My mom was a from scratch person so she wouldn’t have bought it. Yes, meat in the can would not be good! 🙂 I really, really like the Bold and the Thick and Chunky flavors and the dip is out of this world!
Julie @White Lights on Wednesday says
Oh miss Paula. Your dip and quesadillas sound super yummy. I can’t wait to bust out my sauces and make them!
Paula says
I love dips, I should be ashamed to admit I ate this for dinner!! (but I’m not!)
Kathy says
One other way I’ve used the Original Manwich that we really liked was to drain a couple of cans of water-packed tuna to mix with it. Then layer with a slice of sharp cheddar and a pineapple ring on the bun. We called it The Big Kahuna! That smoky tangy flavor is surprisingly good with the lightness of the tuna…
Paula says
That’s a great idea, Kathy!
Patty at Home and Lifestyle Design says
I just found your blog through Homework Wednesday and I am now your newest follower on bloglovin. I haven’t had Manwich in a very…… long time and I am not a fan of ground beef but while I was reading it I thought it would probably be good on Chicken. I love the quesadillas and the dip idea. Fabulous! I hope you might stop by my blog sometime and http://homeandlifestyledesign.com
Thanks, Patty at Home and Lifestyle Design
Paula says
I had not either and really enjoyed them, esp the quesadilla and dip! I’m not much a burger person either. I’m trying it with ground turkey next time.
Dawn ~ Spatulas On Parade says
Not sure when you did it, but I love the new look of your page.
I grew up on Manwich, well, in my teens. Always loved it. A quick easy meal that even the teens can do.
Paula says
I didn’t remember liking it so much, but it’s really good, especially the dip!