Great filling but too much masa.

First time I have bought tamales since 1975 from an authentic Mexican place for $3 a dozen. Not as good as the real ones but not bad.

Really good tamales that are easy and quick to prepare. I usually cover mine with homemade chili or LaCostena Chipotle sauce for a little kick.

These aren't exactly the same as homemade, but they are good enough for my family to enjoy. We all thought they were pretty delicious.

The tomato is good, but they should start making beef tamales or chicken tamales. Not everyone likes pork Sam can do something about this and provide tamales beef or chicken tamales

Both masa and ground pork filling is nowhere near authentic and not as good as has been sold in the past. Masa has off flavor and near tasteless ground pork filling has a terrible mouth feel.

I thought these tamales tasted better than some restaurants. The Masa wasn't too thick and wasn't dry. The ingredients didn't include anything extra or unnecessary. I was really pleased with these tamales.

They taste awful. Wrapped in paper, not corn husks. Bland. Will seek refund. The previous brand was fine, but Sam's switched to this crap. They must have bribed the buyer.

I followed the cooking instructions to the letter. The meat inside is okay but the breading (masa, dough) is simply GROSS. It is incredibly bland, has a bad/weird texture, and is way too thick (chalky) for your money. Over 60% of the tamale is NOT meat!

fantastic food I but 2 doz at a time