Supermarket had a promotion so I bought 2 20 Beef Stew Tins. I have eaten Dinty Moore for ever, I'm 70. There wasn't a single chunk of beef anywhere to be seen in this can! The stew appears to have been made with ground beef. Tasted fine but like the little old lady said in a old classic commercial, " Where's the beef?". I will do a contact ti let them know what I found.

I don't know why they changed it. It was perfect as it was. Why do companies ruin what was once wonderful? Do they not realize they will lose their life long supporters by the attempt to gain a few new people? Pringles did this to their basic chip in 2010 or 2011 (I think to make it crispier) and it ruined the flavor. I can't even eat them now they're nothing like they were. Whatever they changed just ruined it, like Dinty did here.

While I am not as hard as some of those who rated this a 1, I must admit that the quality has slipped. The meat is a crumbly texture that is obviously a 'Textured Soy Product' and not meat. The gravy is very salty, and the best part is probably the potatoes. A tad disappointed from what I used to recall as a child, but will still buy this as it is filling, long shelf life, and fairly inexpensive. Like others, I would pay more for a better meat texture, and less sodium.

Although I'm disappointed that the chunks of roast beef I remember in my Dinty Moore is gone, I've resigned myself to eating chunks of ground beef (meatballs?) in their place. Not an improvement by any means. But an acceptable substitute if necessary to keep the price competitive. The carrots and potatoes are still terrific, and the umami provided by the mushroom extract really makes the difference. Many companies work on improving their product. Hormel works on improving their bottom line. Telling.

My retired father that lives with us loves these for lunch. I'm on a specific diet so I have to make him something different than me, or he'll eat one of these for lunch. It's simple, easy, and he says they taste good. It's nice that it is a complete meal. When you order by mail they make you get two cases, so we donated the other to a local food pantry.

I have been a loyal fan of the beef stew for as long as I can remember but that has changed. This last can I opened had NO meat in it at all, just gravy, potatoes, and carrots. This was always my favorite meal and I could actually cook it right in the can over the campfire. But it has steadily gone downhill, first to ground meat and now no meat at all. Let us all know if you decide to change it back. I will not be buying it any longer. Very sad sign of the times.

I don't want the mushrooms in Dinty Moore stew. Please hold the mushrooms. I don't know why you would change something that made you famous. Don't fix it if it's not broke. I can't eat the new stew because I do not like mushrooms. Thanks for mail for messing with something that I grew up on. You should've left it alone. It was already a famous product. Without mushrooms.

did you take a great tasting product and turn it into something I won't eat? I grew up car camping and there was nothing better than having Dinty Moore for supper on a piece of bread. I recently bought a couple of cans to take to my cabin and very disappointed when I opened the first one. It is now meatball stew and tastes nothing like I remember. Please change it back and raise the price if you have too.

I've been eating Dinty Moore Beef Stew as long as I can remember and I can say I just had my last can. If you believe that small ground up pieces of something that's supposed to be meat can replace a chunk of beef you are sadly mistaken. Please change the picture on the can, there are no large chunks of beef in the stew.

Dinty Moore beef stew got my attention when I ate the product last night. I've tasted other beef stews before thinking that this one would be as bland as the rest. I was glad that I was so wrong. This stew has the perfect amount of beef, carrots, and potato's to satisfy anyone's hunger. And it tastes fantastic!