Sams Club Seriously a soggy mess to be thrown away and customers, not consumers waste $15.00. Whos bright idea is it to use a flour tortilla. The flavors are good but a soggy mess of a flour tortilla that ends up like wet bread, so gross you can't even eat it. I ran out to the store and bought some corn tortillas and disected the chicken out of it so I would not waste my State Aid allowance on this dish. Product Sales cannot be good for this product what so ever and why, why, why?

Good stuff

My dog loves them!

Outstanding

I picked these yesterday and realized, too late , I had 1 day to use or freeze.(Be sure to check.) To compound the situation , these were the blandest enchiladas I have EVER eaten. No chilies, no onions ,no garlic, no tomatoes, It's chicken and cheese !! Even corn tortillas would have added flavor but they used flour tortillas. BLAND

I grew up in Texas and have a love for enchiladas. I saw these and thought it would be a quick easy tasty dinner. I was wrong! Nothing on the package says these are made with flour tortillas! After following the cooking instructions I cut into these and realized they were flour tortillas not corn and they were soggy and gross. My spouse took a bite and threw his plate in trash. I don’t recommend buying these if your wanting real enchiladas.

My husband and I had a super stressful week between a sick baby, getting sick ourselves and keeping up with work. I bought these to give us an easy dinner. While the red salsa is better than the white enchiladas, they were still extremely salty. Pretty much inedible. We threw the white ones away but forced ourselves to finish these because they were slightly more bearable. Won't buy again.

My family loves these enchiladas. They are tasty and a great dinner for a hectic schedule of extracurriculars. We get them every couple of weeks when we are near Sam's. Until today, they had always had an oven safe tray. Whether it was foil or the black plastic in the picture. Having purchased as many times as I have I didn't check the tray it was in. It came today in a clear plastic that the instructions state is not oven ready. WHY? People are buying a convenience meal for multiple reasons including not dirtying another casserole dish, easy preparation, easy cleanup. I work in consumer goods myself and am working currently on a customer penetration project. Do you really think this is a long term solution to driving deeper customer penetration? Why make it harder to use a pre-prepared item? We WILL NOT be buying this item anymore. I just don't get it.

My family LOVES these!

I buy these frequently. They usually come in a tin pan and I can throw them directly into the oven. This last time I bought them they came in a plastic container. Had to transfer to a different pan. Might be ok for other premade meals but Totally inconvenient for these enchiladas. I won't be buying them again.