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This Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans recipe submitted by one of our readers is the perfect side to bring to a potluck or barbecue. This sweet savory dish would also be a great addition to your own weeknight meal!

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How to Make Bacon Baked Beans in a Crock Pot

Aunt Lou here.

When we received this recipe from Debbie M., I knew I had to make it. I mean, come on, look at how much bacon is used! It sounded amazing, and guess what! It is amazing! This recipe is so delicious, it is sure to become your go-to side dish recipe!

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Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans Notes

  • We made this recipe in a 2.5 quart crock pot.
  • This is a great recipe to adjust to your needs. If you don’t need as much, cut the recipe in half. If you need more, double the recipe. When adjusting the amount you are making, you will want to watch it closely the first time you make it to note any adjustments to time that are needed.
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  • All slow cookers cook differently, so cooking times are always a basic guideline and shouldalways be tested first in your own slow cooker and time adjusted as needed.
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What Other Home Cooks are Saying About Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans

“I absolutely love this recipe and have made this several times already. I would suggest you drain off some of the liquid in the pork & beans can before adding it to your crock pot for a thicker result which I prefer. I also like to add a little Worcester sauce to balance the flavor. Thanks for this recipe!”

Michael S.

“We make this recipe every week, it’s amazing!!!!”

Phoebe

“If you like baked beans, then you will loves these. Great for a crowd.”

Tammy W.

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Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans

This Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans recipe submitted by one of our readers is the perfect side to bring to a potluck or barbecue.

5 from 56 votes

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Course: Side

Cuisine: American

Keyword: crock pot bacon baked beans

Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 3 hours hours

Total Time: 3 hours hours 10 minutes minutes

Servings: 6 people

Calories: 592kcal

Author: Aunt Lou

Ingredients

  • 32 oz can pork and beans
  • 1 lb bacon cooked crisply and crumbled
  • 1/2 cup brown sugar packed
  • 1/2 cup onion diced
  • 2 tablespoons bacon grease

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Notes

  • We made this recipe in a 2.5 quart crock pot.
  • This is a great recipe to adjust to your needs. If you don’t need as much, cut the recipe in half. If you need more, double the recipe. When adjusting the amount you are making, you will want to watch it closely the first time you make it to note any adjustments to time that are needed.
  • Looking for more recipes? OurRecipe Findercan help you find exactly what you need.
  • Check out all our favorite recommendations for cookbooks, slow cookers and low carb essentials in ourAmazon Influencer Shop.
  • As with any of our recipes, carb counts, calorie counts andnutritionalinformation varies greatly. As a result, yournutritionalcontent depends on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.The auto-calculation is just an automated estimate and should NOT be used for specific dietary needs.
  • All slow cookers cook differently, so cooking times are always a basic guideline. Recipes shouldalways be tested first in your own slow cooker and time adjusted as needed.

Nutrition

Calories: 592kcal | Carbohydrates: 50g | Protein: 18g | Fat: 37g | Saturated Fat: 13g | Cholesterol: 65mg | Sodium: 1139mg | Potassium: 661mg | Fiber: 9g | Sugar: 18g | Vitamin A: 30IU | Vitamin C: 4mg | Calcium: 102mg | Iron: 3mg

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  1. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (12)Jeanette Kunz says

    Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (13)
    Easy

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  2. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (14)Elizabeth says

    I never know what kind of onion to use in recipes! yellow, white, purple?

    Reply

  3. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (17)Kathi says

    Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (18)
    I have never been a fan of just plain ole pork and beans from a can – but this recipe has really changed my mind. I added hot dogs like another review did. OMG – great beans and franks. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe.

    Reply

    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (19)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (20)
      Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed this!

  4. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (21)Tammy Williams says

    If you like baked beans then you will loves these. Great for a crowd.

    Reply

    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (22)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (23)
      I’m so glad you loved this recipe as much as we do! Thanks for taking the time to let us know!

  5. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (24)Michael S. says

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    I absolutely love this recipe and have made this several times already. I would suggest you drain off some of the liquid in the pork & beans can before adding it to your crock pot for a thicker result which I prefer. I also like to add a little Worcester sauce to balance the flavor. Thanks for this recipe!

    Reply

    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (26)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (27)
      I’m so glad to hear it Michael! We love hearing from our readers. Thank you for taking the time to let us know!

  6. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (28)Lauren says

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    I was never a fan of beans since I was a kid and my parents made me finish them on my plate that one time. 27 years later I was put in charge of beans to bring to my friends house so I found your recipe. Whelp. Now I love these little sweet morsels of happiness. So much for the 10lbs I lost.

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  7. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (30)pmandaro@comcasr.net says

    OMG, this looks delicious Aunt Lou, making it for the 4th of July as written ❤️

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (31)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (32)
      I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

      Aunt Lou

  8. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (33)Rachel says

    HI!! I don’t have a crock pot that small. Is it possible to cook them on the stove?

    Thanks

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (34)Aunt Lou says

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      Hi Rachel!

      You can use the technique in this recipe to make smaller recipes in larger crock pots: https://www.recipesthatcrock.com/crock-pot-oatmeal-steel-cut/

      I haven’t tried this recipe on the stove, but think it could work. If you give it a try, let me know how it goes!

      Aunt Lou

  9. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (36)Donna Fincher says

    Can you make these beans leaving the bacon uncooked prior to adding to the crockpot and letting it cook while the beans cook?

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (37)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (38)
      Hi Donna!

      I haven’t tried making it with uncooked bacon, but this it will work. Keep in mind, it will change the texture a bit.

      Aunt Lou

  10. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (39)Phoebe says

    Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (40)
    We make this recipe every week it’s amazing!!!!

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (41)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (42)
      I’m so glad to hear that Phoebe! Thanks for letting me know. We love hearing when our readers love one of our recipes!

      Happy cRockin!
      Aunt Lou

  11. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (43)Mary says

    Can I cook the bacon a day ahead? I’m doubling recipe and dont want the bacon smell that lingers all day! Thanks. Mary

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (44)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (45)
      Hi Mary!

      I haven’t made this recipe with the bacon being made the night before, but I do believe it should work. If you try it this way, let me know how it goes!

      ~Aunt Lou

  12. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (46)Melissa says

    Loved this recipe. Followed to a tee but added hotdogs as well in slices. Ot was omg good.

    Reply

    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (47)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (48)
      Hi Melissa!

      I’m so glad you enjoy this recipe! Great idea adding in the hot dog slices! We love hearing how readers make these recipes their own!

      ~Aunt Lou

  13. Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (49)Rhonda says

    Dose the beans get Thick when cooking in the crockpot

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    • Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (50)Aunt Lou says

      Crock Pot Bacon Baked Beans - Recipes That Crock! (51)
      Hi Rhonda!

      I’m not sure what you are asking. The ingredients all cook together to make a nice, thicker sauce for the beans. If that is what you mean, then yes. I hope this helps!

      ~Aunt Lou

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FAQs

Is it better to cook beans on low or high in crock pot? ›

Turn cooker to HIGH and cook beans until they're tender and cooked through, about 5-6 hours for unsoaked beans. (You can also cook the unsoaked beans on low, which would take about twice as long.) Drain beans.

Do I have to soak my beans before I put them in the crock pot? ›

I freeze them in two-cup portions, which makes it easy to pull out just what I need for a recipe. With beans made in the slow cooker, pre-soaking them is far less important than with other cooking methods. The long cooking time means that those beans will definitely soften!

How long to heat up baked beans in a crock pot? ›

Cook on low for 8-10 hours or 4-6 hours on high or until the beans are tender.

Can you put raw bacon in a crock pot? ›

Put frozen or thawed bacon in a crock pot – as much as you can fit. Cover and cook on high for 4 hours. Drain, saving the grease for future needs.

Which beans should not be cooked in a slow cooker? ›

Turns out cooking dried red kidney beans and cannellini beans in your slow cooker can make you sick. Find out how to eliminate the toxin that can make you ill and how to safely prepare and cook these commonly used legumes.

How long does it take dry beans to cook on high in crock pot? ›

Place soaked beans in crock pot. Add any seasonings: salt and pepper, garlic, jalapenos, onions (to taste). Cover with water by about 2 inches. Cook on low for 8 hours or high for 6 hours.

What happens if you don't rinse beans before cooking? ›

"If you rinse your beans thoroughly, you will have a consistently flavored product, but if you do not rinse them, different amounts of salt will remain in the dish each time you cook it, and it will be hard to cook consistently," he says.

What happens if you don't pre soak beans? ›

Modern cooking websites often say it doesn't matter. In a way, they're both right. Soaking beans can help improve the texture of the final product once the beans are cooked and reduce the gas produced when the food is being digested. But it isn't necessary to soak them.

Can you leave beans in a crock pot overnight? ›

The purpose of using a crock pot is to lessen the amount of dishes you have – or something like that. Cover your beans and let them rest overnight. I always do this part right before I go to bed and then I know they're ready when we're done with breakfast. It only takes a little bit of planning on your part.

What to add to bush's baked beans? ›

Extra protein: Add diced ham, cooked ground beef, or shredded chicken to the baked beans for an extra boost of protein. Additional vegetables: Include diced green bell pepper, onions, or mushrooms to the recipe for added texture and flavor. Tangy: Replace yellow mustard with Dijon, whole-grain mustard, or dry mustard.

How to heat bush's baked beans? ›

If you've got a microwave, then pour the beans into a bowl, microwave them for a couple of minutes, give them a stir and repeat until they're hot enough for you to enjoy. You can also pour them into a pot and heat them over a medium flame, stirring occasionally, until you're satisfied with their temperature.

How to thicken bush's baked beans? ›

Either drain off some of the excess liquid, add a thickener such as a starch slurry, or simply cook the beans longer until the liquid reduces out.

Should you cook bacon before adding to beans? ›

Cook bacon in a large skillet over medium-high heat, turning occasionally, until much of the grease has been released, but bacon is still flexible. Drain on paper towels and set aside. Stir together baked beans, onion, apple, brown sugar, ketchup, and mustard in a 9-inch square baking dish until well combined.

How do you keep bacon crispy in a Crock-Pot? ›

To keep bacon strips crisp in a Crock-Pot, just set it to warm, give the insert a spritz of cooking spray and pop the bacon in. You can also use a chafing dish and serve the bacon buffet-style if you're cooking for a crowd.

Should you cook bacon before putting in a Crock-Pot? ›

The best way to use bacon in a slow cooker is going to be to either cook it first in a skillet or the oven and then add those cooked and mostly crispy to fully crispy slices to your slow cooker meal.

Why are my beans still hard in crock pot? ›

Check your beans at the end of the cooking time to make sure they are gently boiling. 2. The cooked beans should be very, very tender before serving. If your beans are not soft after 8 hours of cooking, they may be too old or your slow cooker may not be working correctly.

Why are my beans still hard after slow cooking? ›

Cooking with hard water

If you pre-soaked your beans and still find that they are not softening, it may be because you are cooking them in hard water.

Can you overcook beans in a crock pot? ›

It's easy to overcook when the beans are on high. Different beans require different cooking times. I recommend cooking beans on low and after about 6-8 hours, start checking them every 30-60 minutes to see when they are soft. Once they are cooked, simply pour them into a strainer and wait for them to cool.

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