Hormel® Mary Kitchen® Reduced Sodium Corned Beef Hash

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  Fill your family’s breakfast table with the timeless home-cooked flavor of Hormel® Mary Kitchen® Reduced Sodium Corned Beef Hash. Made with a delicious mix of tender corned beef chunks, diced potatoes, and savory seasonings, and 25% Reduced Sodium than our regular hash, it’s never been easier to bring the restaurant flavor you love to your home. It is a shelf stable, pantry staple. With 17g (34% daily value) protein per serving, you can add this corned beef hash to recipes like egg muffins, omelets, potatoes, and more for even more flavor. For over 65 years we have been delivering high quality food with great taste with Hormel® Mary Kitchen® hash (Based on latest 52 week IRI data.) Experience the taste of America’s #1 selling hash. All trademarks, logos and images are owned by Hormel Foods Corporation, its subsidiaries and affiliates. Copyright Hormel Foods LLC.

  • One 14 oz can of Hormel® Mary Kitchen® Reduced Sodium Corned Beef Hash
  • 17g (34% daily value) protein per serving for a hearty breakfast option with reduced sodium
  • Fry up this corned beef hash to create a crisp and crunchy taste with classic restaurant flavor
  • Perfect in egg muffins, omelets, or potatoes; just heat in a skillet until both sides are crisp
  • Try our other varieties; Hormel® Mary Kitchen® Corned Beef Hash, Roast Beef Hash, and Reduced Sodium Corned Beef Hash for hearty, homestyle breakfast favorites.

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