na Refried Beans - Instant Mexican Style Refried Pinto Beans - 3 Bags - 6 Oz Each

I use this product primarily to make a quick veggie bean soupp - bring plenty of water to a boil, reduce to simmer, add cut veggies (I tnd to add zucchini, leaf spinach, bell pepper, and/or diced onions - and when the veggies are well on their way to being cooked, stir in an appropriateamunt of the bean mix. "Appropriate" is something you'll need to figure out for yourself, but if this is your fist time using this, start with a little less than yu need, it does soak up the wate. Increase e heat a little, reduce heat when the bean chips are starting to break down, stir occasinally until it's creamy. It's not instant, but it's quick and rally no-hassle prep.Sometimes I stir in some sour cream at the end to make it creamier.I toss in various spice combos, not all of them "Mexican." This product has some salt, so I never add salt to anything I make with it.I personally use it less often to make refried beans because tht requires more care in the amount of water and more hovering to make sure I don't burn it.On receipt, I pour the bean mix immediately (using a wide mouth funnel) into a lidden gallon jar. the bag it comes in is much too easy to spill.

I've been buying these beans for years and swear by them. I live in San Diego, home to great Mexican food, and these are the only packaged beans I'll eat at home. I love that they're so easy to make -- just put a serving in the microwave for 90 seconds and you're in business. If I accidentally add too much water and they're a little runny, I add some shredded cheese that melts and thickens them up. They're delicious.

Far superior to canned beans. Better tasting, too. You can adjust the thickness by using less or more water.

I used to buy dehydrated, refried beans at Winco stores, but just before the pandemic, they stopped carrying the refried beans. Once I found these online, they turned out to be really similar to what we used to get. The quality is very good. The reconstitution is one to one and we’ve been using them pretty regularly. We do add a bit of taco seasoning to them to give them a little bit of spice, but they become a staple in our house.

I just learned at my ancient age to make pinto beans from scratch, and these are a good addition to the recipe, just a little goes along way.

I love these! Very convenient and they taste great!

Taste great. Better than anything that comes in a can or package. I like my refried beans thick and you can make these as thick as you like.

It's always nice to have something quick and easy in the pantry. These dehydrated beans are perfect for me as I can make just what I need and that eliminates waste. The texture is good. I did find this product a bit bland but with some spices and maybe some cheese, along side some rice, it's all good. Worth the money. I have no complaints.