The tamales were I petty good and I might add very filling. I could only eat 2 at a time.

I bought 4 dozens and what I used I was very disappointed. They were very poorly wrapped and fell apart in pieces when handling and the meat filling had hard pieces of bone or Cartlidge. The seasoning was okay. But disappointed

Seems a little spicy

These tamales were so easy to cook! Seriously just boil in the bag! They cook up quick and pretty fast. Once opened, they were easy to take out of the husk and they smelled like REAL Mexican food, like a food stand in Mexico City! They were tasty overall. Eating them just as is would be a little bland for our family, but many combinations worked well, guac and sour cream, salsa, hot sauce, even mango salsa!

Nice convenience. I do make tamales but it is time consuming, so we enjoy these in between my home made. . These are not dry and not spicy hot. These are packaged well. There are options for warming. I add seasoned rice and refined beans to have a quick full meal.

Recently, I got Padrino’s pork tamales shipped from SamsClub. I am a little picky when it comes to tamales because they’re either really bland or really spicy.Well these were a happy medium- they tasted good. They came in boil bags as sets of four, so if you didn’t want to eat all 12 at once, you don’t have to. There were several suggestions for cooking methods, and I chose to boil mine in a big Dutch oven pot on the stove. I fed a family of four and we ate two each and we were sufficiently full. The tamales are bigger than most store bought ones.

These have too much grease, not enough filling and no one in my family would eat them.

Very good tamales. Not too spicy and plenty of meat, not too much masa.

Tamales are a bit greasy but I liked them

Great favor, pently of filling, not overloaded with Masa