I don't know what to say, other than they are very tasty and I like the smooth consistency. The microwavable pouch is faster than opening a can in my opinion and you can just spoon out the beans to put in tacos or on tostadas, or just eat them out of the bag : )

We always keep these in stock at our house. They're our favorite pre-made refried beans. Just heat and eat. I always have to add spices to other brands. Of course homemade is better, but these are so quick and delicious on a busy weeknight.

It’s a staple we keep stocked up on for quick easy dinners. Our favorite with Marketside flour tortillas, Sargento Gouda cheese and cubed roasted sweet potatoes. My family thinks I’m a chef!

In just one minute -- a gluten-free (with a corn tortilla) healthy home-cooked "fast-food" meal, all by itself or topped with cheese or meat choice and pico de gallo or salsa. Add lettuce - tomato - sour cream for ensalada topper too --live food health. Fast and delicious.

Best tasting bean on the market.

Definitely some of the best refried beans I have ever eaten.

These are absolutely delicious, so creamy. Just heat and serve.

I like this product because it’s quick and simple to make. Isadora refried beans are delicious and flavorful. It’s also is filling and I can eat it with along with tacos, eggs, or simply by itself.

Simple - good - quick. However eaten - millions of ways. Gotta have my beans man. Too, these keep my wife from mashing up my enteros de olla frescos! ¡Grrrrr! Good…add a little MX chorizo or bacon or breakfast sausage/hamburger or pico - name it - do it. Take these camping or to the lease - or to work or in front of the TV - out in the garage. Some Frito scoops or tortilla chips - heat a tort in the micro - squeeze some refries and apply that salsa - whatever kind you like - some queso maybe. Awesome snack for the kiddos - “y’all kids take it and go!” Wow, excellent - talked myself right into it - gotta go… Get some of these.

Pretty good beans. However, I don't like the bag they come in, it's very messy to get the beans out. I tried two different ways, squeezing the bag on the first one and using a spatula on the second one. Geeze, using the spatula was so messy. A can is so much easier to get the beans out of.