Fat Free Refried Beans, 16 oz. (Pack of 12) | No Saturated Fat, 6g Fiber per Serving, Ready in Minutes on Stovetop or Microwave, Great in Tacos, Burritos & Nachos

I recently picked up a few cans of Old El Paso Traditional Canned Refried Beans and I have to say they have quickly become a favorite in my kitchen. These beans are incredibly versatile and make meal prep so much easier.The flavor is fantastic. They are rich and savory without being overly salty. I love using them as a base for tacos and burritos but they are also great as a side dish or even in nachos. The texture is smooth and creamy which makes them easy to spread or mix into other dishes.What I appreciate most is how convenient they are. With a busy schedule I often need quick meal solutions and these canned refried beans fit the bill perfectly. Just heat them up on the stove or in the microwave and they are ready to go in minutes.I also love that they are made with simple ingredients so I feel good about serving them to my family. Whether you are making a full Mexican feast or just need a quick snack Old El Paso Traditional Canned Refried Beans are a must have in your pantry. I highly recommend them for anyone looking to add some deliciousness to their meals without the hassle!

I am on a restricted-fat diet. It was nice to find something flavorful that I can safely eat. The price per can was about 40 cents lower than at my local Kroger. 3 of the cans had small dents. Nothing that I was worried about, I made sure to use the dented cans first. I will be buying these again if the price doesn't jump up too much.

The El Paso refried beans is the most tastiest one I've ever tasted it it tasted like a little though you already made it yourself you got to try it it's very good and it's good to have around

Refries as meant to be. Delicious

I love just how simple they are, pop it in the microwave and your good to go, my only complaint is I had to buy something to open them, still quick and easy meal

Just a pantry staple for me. Seems to last forever, have never had the contents go funky if I forgot about a can in the back of cupboard. I use refried beans in burritos, tacos, as a side, the usual thing. Sometimes I season it, but really not too often. I happen to like it as is. I am not picky about brands, but I do like Old Elpaso products and the price in a case was quite reasonable over the price of a single can in store.Take note of ingredients. I saw someone reference the "Traditional" as being vegetarian, when in fact it contains lard. Suppose it depends on what you consider vegetarian. The actual vegetarian option does not contain lard. Personally I prefer the added fat, but am good with any option. Somewhere in the description they use the term vegetarian on the Traditional, so just be mindful of this.Ingredients: Cooked Pinto Beans, Water. Contains 2% or less of: Salt, Tomato Paste, Sea Salt (potassium magnesium chloride, salt), Lard, Chili Pepper, Spice, Sugar, Hydrogenated Lard, Onion Powder, Natural Flavor, Garlic Powder.

Great deal - flavorful - better than restaurant - good quality.

Refried beans had a great price at the time