[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would buy this beef stew. It would be something to have on hand when I'm in a rush and don't have time to pack a lunch for work. It had a good flavor that sort of reminded me of other brands beef stews or vegetable soups. It has a very good texture and the vegetables are tasty. The meat however is like any other beef in a canned soup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids and hubby had this and the chicken and dumplings for lunch today. It was so amazing. My children kept asking for more and more so we took a trip to the store and go a few cans. This is incredibly yummy, I kept stealing spoon fulls from my hubs bowl. (Yup I'm that wife ‍♀️) my husband couldn't believe I go this for FREE, because I'm always couponing and spending. I can not thank you enough for giving me the opportunity to try this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved the DINTY MOORE HEARTY MEALS Beef Stew. It has wonderful flavor and tastes great. The meat seems more beefy. I had it in my mind from trying it before that it had real chunks of beef with fat included and I hated that. What I sampled seems to have pressed beef chunks and it tasted wonderful. One thing I was disappointed in was they call it stew but it only has potatoes and carrots. Where are the other vegetables? Over all I give it 5 stars as it was filling and tasted better then any other brands I have tried.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not the same product that I remember eating as a child. Don't get me wrong. It's still good, but it seems a little more salty than I remember. It's very good when you combine it with some rice, for a nice, quick, filling meal during the week.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can remember my dad buying these on occasion when I was a kid, so the can and its iconic labeling brought back some good memories. The product was pretty good. The meat was tender, and gravy pretty flavorful without being too salty. I wish the veggies were a little firmer, and the gravy a little thicker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When you want a hot beef stew and don't have the time to prepare your own, try Dinty Moore beef stew. Simply, open the can, pour it into your pan and turn your stove on. Within minutes you will be smelling the aroma of a hot beef stew that would have taken you hours to prepare from scratch. Dinty Moore beef stew has chunks of beef and potatoes & carrots in a thick rich sauce. Great by itself, or over some noodles. Quick, easy, and it warms you up on this fall weather.

This is not anything i would ever buy again. The meat? Is a ground something that's supposed to look like beef but .....the flavor is the same no matter what you are eating, carrots, potatoes gravy taste all the same. This is more like dog food than food for people. Campbell's chunky beef soups are way better. Not so sure why they call it chunks of beef. Also it is very mushy. If you are used to homemade beef stew you will be very disappointed in this. I'm taking it back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product as a sample to try and as usual I was not disappointed. I have been eating this this stew for a long time. It has the perfect seasoning, tender beef and potatoes. I know some people use it in recipes but I can't help but always eat it straight out the can heated up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The serving size is just right for a guy my size. Big chunks of meat and veggies make it seem like you did a pot roast at home. The gravy isn't salty, which I appreciate. The can was a tad bit difficult to open as I keep my finger nails short. I enjoyed this product and I'd buy it on occasion.

Used to love this as a kid. Haven't had it for a number of years. Bought a can for a quick lunch and was thoroughly dissatisfied. Flavor was basically unchanged from what i remember so that was good but really shouldn't call it beef stew. All potatoes and carrot. 4 pieces of "meat" were actually just like chef boy-r-dee meatballs. Full of textured vegetable protein.