This array of six cans of refried beans assures me of plenty on hand. The tastes, texture and flavor of this brand checks ‘all of the boxes’.

I have tried a lot of different Canned Refried Beans and these are the best. I also make my own and these are a close first to my homemade. The flavor is just right and so is the consistency.

Refried beans are a great dish on their own or as a component of a delicious southwest salad or recipe. These should always be a component of a well stocked pantry!

Old ElPaso refried beans. Love the traditional ones. Heat in microwave with 1/3cup water in bowl and 2 finely diced green onions and 1/2 cup Mexican cheese. Awesome side with my Taco’s love it

Great price

I wanted the Rosarita refried beans but they were not in store. However, the old El Paso brand is acceptable

I've been spoiled by using my instapot for home made refried beans. These will do in a pinch but definitely not as fresh tasting and pretty bland. Ok for combining with chicken or beef for enchiladas but i wouldn't eat them solo without some additional flavoring, maybe garlic or hot sauce.

Absolutely does not taste the same as "Traditional Refried Beans" It's label is misleading to say the least. Ingredients contain Bioengineer ingredients or as THEY say "derived from". It's been a few years since I've had them last but know I know I won't purchase them again. Does not have a good taste anymore.

Someone is telling a lie. I do not believe this was an oversight…On the website under ingredients, the fact that they use LARD is conveniently left off the list. If one looks on the can, it is clearly labeled they it contains LARD! Oops! Shameful. I have an aversion to animal fats in my food and this is quite distressing and frankly disgusting to me. (Yes, I read EVERY label). I guess I’m looking for another brand besides Old El Paso. Oh well, there are lots of other brands!

Cans arrived all dented