Manning was announced as the company's newest bean ambassador in December. “Bush's is on a mission, with the help of Manning, to show fans the nutrition and versatility benefits of the powerful bean, including being a great source of fiber and a plant-based protein,” a news release announcing the ad teaser states.

Peyton Manning Get Free Access to the Data Below for 10 Ads! Peyton Manning, with Duke beside him, introduces ways to serve Bush's Best baked beans such as the "forcefield," "moat," and "saucy sheriff." Duke exclaims that "Bush's baked beans make burgers taste better" no matter how you choose to serve them.

Duke Duke is their "spokes-dog," and apparently, he loves to talk about beans. He wouldn't tell us Bush's secret family recipe, but he did tell people why they should eat their beans, ranging from the iconic sweet heat to brown sugar. "We have loved being in San Antonio. The reaction has been great," said Floyd.

"Sadly [Susan] had to euthanize Sam yesterday due to an aggressive cancer he was suffering from," Odom's post from June 28 reads. "She is as we are heartbroken." Odomo shared a photo of the star pup sitting in the grass, with an American flag flying behind him. "Here is a photo from his better days.

Manning opts for the gigantic pile of beans. “I love me a saucy sheriff,” Manning tells Duke, a statement that is a clear nod to the former quarterback's on-field nickname, “The Sheriff.”

If you didn't know any better, you'd swear these beans were cooked in your own kitchen. Our Homestyle Baked Beans are deliciously tomato-based - which makes them a bit tangier than the original - with brown sugar, bold spices and a specially cured bacon.

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Living and thriving in Los Angeles, Cait's remarkable voice talents have landed him in countless films, television series and recognizable commercials such as the voice of "Duke the Dog" for Bush's Baked Beans, Boris Badenov for DreamWorks' "Bullwinkle" cartoons, Norm the Genie for Nickelodeon's "Fairly Odd Parents", ...

KELLY: Well, Jay Bush - that would be the great-grandson of the company's founder - really had a golden retriever named Duke. And in the mid-1990s when Bush's Baked Beans needed a new advertising campaign, they decided to capitalize on Jay and Duke's relationship.

In reality, Sam was dog number five of seven who've starred as Duke, the talking pup who is trying desperately to share the Bush family secret recipe. “We really don't work these dogs very long,” Jay, 55, says.

If you didn't know any better, you'd swear these beans were cooked in your own kitchen. Our Homestyle Baked Beans are deliciously tomato-based - which makes them a bit tangier than the original - with brown sugar, bold spices and a specially cured bacon.

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