Fat Free Refried Beans, 16 oz (Pack of 12) | No Saturated Fat, 6g Fiber per Serving, Ready in Minutes on Stovetop or Microwave, Great in Tacos, Burritos & Nachos

I am on a restricted-fat diet. It was nice to find something flavorful that I can safely eat. The price per can was about 40 cents lower than at my local Kroger. 3 of the cans had small dents. Nothing that I was worried about, I made sure to use the dented cans first. I will be buying these again if the price doesn't jump up too much.

I love refried beans but they are a pain to make from scratch. Most canned ones have oil or lard. Definitely not vegetarian.Anyway, these are just perfect. I usually have trouble getting them out of the can because they’re dry but not these. They’re creamy and there are bits of beans throughout. Seasoning is ok and you can always add more if you want to.Love that there is no artificial crap added.I eat them with a little salsa on top or with an egg.😋 yumm

It met my expectations. I use it to thicken soup. I definitely would purchase it again.

Addition for Mexican meals. Good flavor for dips too.

The beans are great, but the shipping resulted in 11 of 12 cans with big dents. How do they even achieve such a thing. I am not sure they are safe to consume.

Very pleased with product, and there were a very easy side addition when making enchiladas, tacos or burritos for family dinner. When the local grocery doesn't have a BOGO deal, this is the best price we have been able to find. Would buy again.

Great low fat re fried beans, I recommend using a pot instead of the microwave and used some onions or whatever spices you like to add the type of flavor that you like. I personally like onion so I put the onion in first with PAM oil and once the onion start changing color then I add the beans, and then just keep stirring or about 5 minutes depending on how high your flame are, Then you are done, You can also make them in the microwave but I find them to have a better taste if you used a pan and whatever spices you like. Note, I'm a guy and not that good at cooking just know how to do basic stuff I'm sure someone with better culinary education would give you guy way better way to make it I just go for the simplest and easiest way to make them, cause I said I'm typical man who can cook basic stuff.

Great refried beans! They don't look like brown plaster that you cannot get out of the can. They're somewhat soft and have a fantastic flavor all of their own. Fantastic in burritos, enchiladas and on mexican pizzas. Being BIG fans of Tex-Mex these refried beans are the BEST! Thanks for the fantastic economical price too!