There are a lot of different opinions out there about whether or not canned refried beans are good for you. Some people say that they're a healthy and convenient option, while others argue that the canning process destroys many of the nutrients. Personally, I think that canned refried beans can be a part of a healthy diet if you're careful about choosing a brand that uses healthy ingredients. Look for brands that use non-GMO ingredients and don't add a lot of salt or sugar. If you're worried about the canning process, you can also find brands that sell
There's no need to heat up canned refried beans before eating them—they're already cooked! Just open the can and enjoy as is. Some people like to add a little hot sauce or salsa to give them a little extra flavor, but they're just as delicious straight from the can.
Yes, you can freeze refried beans. Just place them in a freezer-safe container and store them for up to six months. When you're ready to eat them, simply thaw them in the fridge overnight and reheat them on the stove.
Yes, you can microwave refried beans. Just place them in a microwave-safe dish and heat for 1-2 minutes, or until heated through.
4.8/5
BUSH’SChili Magic Texas Chili Starter has pinto beans simmered in a sauce made with smoky chipotle peppers and mild green chilies. All you have to do is add meat and tomatoes!
Packaged in recyclable steel cans
Cut your meal prep time in half and enhance the flavor of your favorite chili
Naturally gluten-free, cholesterol-free, and fat-free
A pantry staple with 5g of plant based protein and 5g of fiber (20% DV) per serving
$234
Finding this is quite difficult. My husband truly adores the chili I make with this product, and it's incredibly easy to make! All of our guests complimented the chili I served at the dinner I made it for and asked for my "recipe." It used to be simple for me to get it at my preferred supermarket or food store. They don't have it anymore! So depressing. Finding it on Amazon made me pleased and excited, so I bought a case. I'm worried that the Bush Company no longer makes it. I wholeheartedly suggest this product if you can locate it. The only ingredients you need to add are hamburger, canned tomatoes, and sliced onion (if you so want). Next, simmer. It's fantastic!
4.7/5
Cut your meal prep time in half and enhance the flavor of your favorite chili
Packaged in recyclable steel cans
BUSH’S Traditional Chili Magic Starter contains carefully seasoned pinto beans in a blend of chili-friendly spices simmered in a tasty sauce. Just mix in meat and tomatoes!
Naturally gluten-free, cholesterol-free, and fat-free
A pantry staple with 5g of plant based protein and 4g of fiber (16% DV) per serving
$234
Finding this is quite difficult. My husband truly adores the chili I make with this product, and it's incredibly easy to make! All of our guests complimented the chili I served at the dinner I made it for and asked for my "recipe." It used to be simple for me to get it at my preferred supermarket or food store. They don't have it anymore! So depressing. Finding it on Amazon made me pleased and excited, so I bought a case. I'm worried that the Bush Company no longer makes it. I wholeheartedly suggest this product if you can locate it. The only ingredients you need to add are hamburger, canned tomatoes, and sliced onion (if you so want). Next, simmer. It's fantastic!
4.5/5
TACO TUESDAY JUST GOT EASIER: Canned beans can be messy & inconvenient, and soaking beans overnight takes time. We make instant, dehydrated beans in easy tear pouches. They're great as backpacking or camping rations or as a part of any healthy meal.
PUT SOME BEANS ON IT: Use Santa Fe Black Refried Beans on nachos, quesadillas, tostadas, tacos, burritos, or as a nutritious side dish for any Mexican meal. They're all natural, cholesterol free, high fiber, gluten-free & a delicious source of protein.
SANTA FE BEAN COMPANY DEHYDRATED BEANS: Santa Fe Beans are convenient, nutritious and full of flavor. We make dehydrated beans because they're easy to make, retain more of their nutrients than canned beans, and taste like gourmet homemade beans in no time.
IF YOU'VE TRIED OTHER BEANS like Rosarita Refried Beans, La Preferida Refried Beans, Santiago Beans, Amy's Beans, Old El Paso Refried Beans, 365 Organics Beans, or La Sierra Beans, you're sure to fall in love with Santa Fe Bean Company's delicious beans.
FOR FAST & EASY MEALS: Try our vegetarian refried beans, refried black beans, southwestern style refried beans, pinto beans, Borracho Beans made with dehydrated pinto beans, & chipotle refried beans. Add them to boiling water & they're ready in minutes.
$234
Instant Black Refried Beans from Santa Fe Bean Co., 7.25-Ounce Pack (Pack of 8) Excellent product. This is why: (1) Pure, excellent-texture black beans. (2) Each serving contains only 340 mg of salt, which is significantly within the basic daily requirement of 500 mg and the recommended intake of 2400 mg in a diet of 2000 calories. Additional serving information: Each serving of a third cup contains only 116 calories, 8 grams of protein, no fat, and 8 grams of dietary fiber. (3) Excellent shelf life—more than a year. (4) Quick and simple to create. (5) The price was fair at the time of this review. (6) No additional ingredients that change the flavor; however, you may add anything to enhance the dish. If you are not a purist, season to taste with chili powder, cayenne pepper, crushed red pepper flakes, paprika, oregano, chopped onion, and garlic powder. You can also serve it as a tortilla with salsa, lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, and sour cream (as directed on the packet). Yum. There is never enough of this particular commodity. When it appears, order it. Highly suggested.
4.4/5
USDA certified organic
Organic pinto beans with green peppers and chilis added
No trans fat
Perfect for your favorite Mexican and Southwest recipes
Good source of protein and fiber
$234
You'll need to add something if you want it to be hot, but I mean it in a good manner. The flavor of the green chile really enhances this. I really like Amy's refried beans especially the light sodium variety. but my fave is this. I was first a little let down that it didn't have more kick (after about three bites). However, when I noticed that I had already scraped the bottom of the bowl, I recognized how exquisite the green chile taste had been added while avoiding heartburn or any other negative side effects. Picante or Louisiana Petes hot sauce can be used if you want more heat, though both would likely overpower the flavor of the green chiles. My recommendation is to just leave this alone so you can enjoy the flavor/enhancement of green chiles without having to subsequently complain.
4.3/5
Brought to you by Whole Foods Market. Our standards are what set us apart, and our quality is what keeps us stocking pantries, fridges and freezers with the best natural and organic 365 Everyday Value products every day.
Non-BPA lining.
Fat Free, No Sugar Added.
Ready to serve.
Certified Organic, Certified Non-GMO, Certified Vegan.
$234
poor quality, but the contents are fine. These were apparently discounted by Whole Foods before being listed for sale on Amazon. Given that Prime Pantry offers free shipping, which represents a significant time and transportation cost savings, I suppose I shouldn't complain.I would buy the beans again because they are amazing. But before eating, I always reheat things from cans. (Even with the dented cans, I have never observed any spoiling.)
4.3/5
Great as an ingredient in your favorite dishes or as a side to complete your meal
The perfect combination of beans and just the right amount of spices
Heats quickly in the microwave or stove top
Excellent Source of Fiber
$234
I believe the best canned refried beans are produced by Old El Paso. Although I can make it better from scratch, making it in bulk and freezing it is not the same. The texture is negatively impacted by freezing. Except for the fact that the bulk price is somewhat higher, there is little to distinguish the vegetarian OEP from the "regular" form (which is not strictly vegan). I don't believe the problem is production costs; rather, I believe there is insufficient demand from Amazon customers for the vegetarian option. The fact that the traditional beans are cooked with manteca (lard), which is bad for people who have heart disease or other conditions related to cholesterol, contributes to their excellent flavor. Someone, someone, needs to charge fairly for the vegetarian version on Amazon.
4.3/5
No trans fat
USDA certified organic
Organic pinto beans with green peppers and chilis added
Perfect for your favorite Mexican and Southwest recipes
Good source of protein and fiber
$234
You'll need to add something if you want it to be hot, but I mean it in a good manner. I love Amy's refried beans, and light sodium refried beans are also great; the flavor of the green chile adds a lot to this. - however, I prefer this. I was first a little let down that it didn't have more kick (after about three bites). However, when I noticed that I had already scraped the bottom of the bowl, I recognized how exquisite the green chile taste had been added while avoiding heartburn or any other negative side effects. Picante or Louisiana Petes hot sauce can be used if you want more heat, though both would likely overpower the flavor of the green chiles. My recommendation is to just leave this alone so you can enjoy the flavor/enhancement of green chiles without having to subsequently complain.
4.2/5
VEGETARIAN REFRIED BEANS: The perfect combination of beans and just the right amount of spices
ENDLESS OPTIONS: Great as an ingredient in your favorite dishes or as a side to complete your meal
Old El Paso Refried Beans, Vegetarian, 16 oz Can
QUICK AND EASY: Adds festive Old El Paso flavor to Mexican-style meals and heats quickly in the microwave or stove top
FIBER: An excellent source of fiber that adds great taste and texture with minimal prep time
CONTAINS: Vegetarian Refriend Beans in a 16 oz Can
$234
These refried beans were purchased from Prime Pantry. We don't frequently purchase refried beans, so I bought both this and the standard kind to test which one we like best.The regular recipe is prepared in lard, though I didn't pay much attention to the components. Although they are savory, creamy, and delicious, we will probably purchase this vegetarian version in the future.Although we tried them on various evenings, we didn't think the flavors were all that different. Undoubtedly, the standard version is creamier. Although this one is more flavorful, it doesn't really alter if you mix it with rice or use it as a dip (in our opinions).The nutritional information is reasonably accurate, however it's worth noting that the overall amount of servings per can varies by a half cup (both 1 lb cans but you get a half cup more in the vegetarian version).I've uploaded some images so you can view the nutritional information and components for the two. Smile. I hope this was useful.
4.1/5
50% less sodium than regular refried beans
USDA certified organic
Organic lightly seasoned black beans, perfect for your favorite Mexican and Southwest recipes
Good source of protein and fiber
No trans fat
$234
The same excellent product was available for a much better price, but the delivery arrangement was ridiculous. 12 cans total, 3 in each of the four boxes. Air cushions were placed inside boxes big enough to contain 24 cans in order to fill the empty area.Please flag that shipping department team for corrective instruction, Mr. Bezos.
4/5
Delicious as a burrito filling or bean dip for tortilla chips
Twelve 16 oz. can of Taco Bell Original Refried Beans
Bring a Taco Bell fan favorite to your table with Taco Bell Original Refried Beans
Heat over the stove or in the microwave for a quick, tasty side
Canned refried beans are made with pinto beans and pink beans for a satisfying flavor
$234
The absolute best refried beans ever! Since I have been consuming this brand for years, I heartily endorse them. fantastic flavor I exclusively buy Taco Bell brand products. I spread this can of refried beans into a glass pie pan, microwave it for two minutes, stir in some salsa and cheese (either Mexican or mozzarella), microwave it for one more minute, and then spread the mixture over a tortilla for a quick meal. Eat while rolling up. However, avoid heating the tortilla. Reheat the bean mixture only. Utilize the tortilla right away from the bag! The tortilla will always be soft in this way. It is a protein-rich supper that can be prepared in only three minutes. Just before rolling it up, you can add some tostito or dorito chips that have been crunched up if you want to give it a little crunch. It somewhat increases the crunch aspect of your bean roll-up. This is a quick, simple, and delicious lunch that can even be prepared and eaten in the vehicle when you're rushing about. You'll be pleasantly surprised, I believe, by how delicious this quick, high-protein lunch actually is. And how simple is this convenient dinner after a long day at work. These cans of beans and a bag of tortillas should always be available. When I buy a second bag of tortillas, I normally keep one in the freezer so that I can pull it out when the one in the cabinet runs out. Because I believe that would destroy them, I never put my tortillas in the refrigerator. I prefer my tortillas to be soft and malleable straight from the bag. I sincerely hope you enjoy this lunch as much as I do!
There's no need to add milk to canned refried beans. The beans are already cooked, so all you need to do is heat them up. If you want to thin them out, you can add a little water.
Canned refried beans typically do not require the addition of water, as they are already cooked and soft. However, if the beans seem too thick or dry, you can add a small amount of water to them. Start with 1/4 cup of water and add more as needed.
There's no need to drain refried beans before using them in a recipe. However, if you find that your beans are too thick, you can thin them out by adding a little water, broth, or tomato sauce.
There's no need to heat up refried beans before serving them. If you want, you can warm them slightly, but it's not necessary. Refried beans are typically made with pinto beans, and they're cooked until they're soft and mashed. Then, they're fried in oil or lard until they're smooth and creamy.
There are a few things you can do to make store-bought refried beans better. First, you can add some chopped onions and garlic to the beans and fry them together. This will give the beans more flavor. Second, you can add some cumin and chili powder to the beans and fry them together. This will give the beans a little bit of a kick. Lastly, you can add some cheese to the beans and fry them together. This will make the beans more cheesy and delicious.
To make La Costena refried pinto beans, first soak the beans in water for 8 hours or overnight. Then, drain the beans and place them in a pot with fresh water. Bring the beans to a boil and cook for 1-2 hours, or until soft. Once cooked, drain the beans and place them in a food processor or blender. Add La Costena refried beans seasoning and blend until smooth. Serve the beans warm with tortillas or chips. Enjoy!
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