[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this product to work for a hearty lunch. I liked the taste and how full I felt after eating it. I thought the flavor was good the pieces of meat and potato were good. It's very filling. It's great for work or camping. I would recommend this product to anyone who likes hearty stews.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great tasting stew with tender meat and a good amount of vegetables. It makes for a quick and delicious meal. Sometimes that is just what is needed. Such a great thing to have on hand in the pantry. I have added a little sour cream to this after heating it and served it over wide noodles as a beef "stroganoff."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love Dinty Moore Beef Stew. The beef is tender and tastes so good. The vegetables taste like they are suppose to taste. You can simply heat it up and eat it or you can serve it over rice. Delicious!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Dinty Moore Hearty Meals Beef Stew was amazingly good. It was great tasting, the portions were big, it was filling and had the right amount of meat and vegetables and spices. My kids are usually picky eaters and they asked if I could buy this product again.

[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.] Great taste, lots of meat. Generous on the stew part. Each can is 2 servings at 200 calories with 90 calories from fat. One can has almost a full days worth of the RDA for Sodium at 82%. Not sure half a can is really filling as a meal, but fine for a snack. There meat and potatoes are soft, and very flavorful. I love the pull tab part, makes it easier to take with me, and not need a can opener. Almost wish the cans could be put directly in the microwave though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super east the heat up, and just the right size for a meal for one person. I like the fact that there is no preservatives and the beef stew is thick and hearty. It's a bit on the salty side, which makes it perfect to pour over rice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I remember having Dinty Moore Beef Stew as a kid (I'm 70). It was warming and tasty then, and even better now. We had sausage, biscuits, and gravy for dinner last night, so I decided to warm the leftover biscuits, and cover them with Dinty Moore Beef Stew.. Really delicious. It reminded me of my Mother's and Grandmother's southern cooking. Dinty Moore Beef Stew is great on it's own (I've been eating it for years), but it's also a great ingredient for a larger meal.

I happen to like beef stew, and Dinty Moore is about as good as it gets. Now if you like your stew hot and spicy, you'll have to add your own spices. The stew comes "bland", But that is the way I personally like it. There really is lots of beef and vegetables -- more beef that I am used to getting, so that was a very nice surprise. And the beef is really tender - melts in your mouth. This product was furnished to me as a sample.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had recently tried some Hormel Compleats which I mostly thought were just okay, not a lot of flavor and not enough food for a complete meal. Out of the four I tried, the Beef Stew one was actually called Dinty Moor instead of Compleats even though the rest of the packaging was identical to the others, and it was my favorite. It had a little more flavor and a more diverse texture with the beef, potatos, and carrots. But it was still not nearly enough food. This time I tried the Dinty Moor Beef Stew in a can which was 20 oz instead of only 9 oz, and I liked it. It tasted similar to the one in the plastic container but this one seemed to have more flavor... I have no idea if the plastic vs metal container has anything to do with that or if it was just my imagination that they tasted a little difference, but for sure the 20oz size was much more satisfying. When I had the 9oz one I was still hungry afterwards and had to go heat up another Compleats meal but the 20oz can filled me up good. I didn't like it quite as much as the Chicken and Dumplings which was delicious but this one was still pretty good. I would like to have it again sometime.