I saw these tamales and thought I would give them a try. I had not had frozen tamales before but liked the convenience of having them ready to eat quickly. The texture was slightly off but overall the tamales were good.

Fresh and delicious. These tamales were easy to heat and serve. Ours were pork and very flavorful. The pack is large and could feed many people so they would be great for hosting. Very quality purchase and seem to be high quality ingredients.

We LOVED these tamales. Tamales are so hard to get right. I was worried these would be dry and mealy, but they were moist, and SO delicious. Very flavorful, and extremely filling. We will be getting these again!

So I don’t eat pork but my husband does and he says they are just okay they came in an ice pack so they were still frozen and fresh. He added lemon and picante sauce and ate them like it was Christmas time.

The tamales were so hot both my mother and I couldn’t handle the heat from flavor. I don’t like super spicy things and these were pretty spicy to me! I have never had anybody make them that have been quite that spicy.

They are not your moms tamales but they are okay. The taste is okay if you want your tamale fix. They are not good to reheat, I made that mistake. I cooked and forgot them and tried to reheat and they did not taste good.

These tamales are quite good. They are nicely pre-portioned into four tamale packs which means they are ready for the freezer and I can just pull out what I need. Popping them in boiling water to heat them gives me ample time to prepare the sides.

The perfect spice level. Incredibly tasty. We love them! Better than most Mexican restaurants in my town.

These basic pork tamales taste good. They are easy to dress any way you like with sauce, cheeses, or vegetables. They are also easy to prepare and easy to freeze and use whenever you like.

I took these for a potluck at church and they were a hit! After heating them in the convenient boil-in bag, I transferred them to a crockpot to keep warm until lunch time after church. People asked who made them because they thought they were homemade! Wasn’t a single tamale left.