Love these arepas love them better than tortillas. Way more expensive at a regular grocery store.

I tasted my first arepa as a young bride in El Pao Edo. Bolivar in Venezuela and loved it. Arepa de Queso is the closest thing I’ve found to the real thing. I pop the arepa in the toaster, top it with scrambled egg, ham, or queso, and enjoy this with a fresh cup of coffee. Arepa de Queso takes minutes to make. My family loves this nourishing buttery corn taste. Arepas can be warmed in the oven and filled with avocados, shredded chicken, pulled pork, tuna salad. Served with a green salad and fresh melon, arepas make a delicious lunch or dinner.

It’s gluten free and a nice snack that goes with anything

Do great

Great taste and price.

I've had a reapers in Florida. These are nothing like the ones I had. Not a lot of taste and not enough cheese

These were dry and tasteless when heated

Why do I have to add cheese if it's supposed to be a arepa de queso ? I don't understand how they can sell a product like this. This is deceptive; it's just pure flour.

No flavor at all

No taste