Taco Bell Fat Free Refried Beans (16oz Cans, Pack of 12)

My local grocery store cannot keep the Taco Bell fat free refried beans in stock. I love that Amazon sells them by the case. I have purchased several cases over the past couple of years and will continue. These refried beans have a good flavor and consistency. Definitely recommend!

I've been ordering these for a year now, and they're delicious. I usually make burritos, but they're great in dips and salads. I used to work at Taco Bell and am very familiar with their refried beans—these ones taste even better! Great value, too! I've never been disappointed with this order.

I buy these all the time. I have to live on a low fat diet and they are easy and delicious!

Walmart was out of this brand of refried beans, so I bought the Great Value (Walmart brand) of refried beans, and they had a nasty taste! Stick with Taco Bell brand because they are the best tasting!

A bit expensive, which is why the "Value for money" is 4 stars, but they are good.Amazon needs to reconsider how it ships this item. Twelve 16-oz. bundled cans are heavy and need to be in a stronger box that is taped more securely (not just with a couple of strips of the "Amazon" tape). Really surprised the box didn't collapse before it did at the end of my driveway.

These are the only brand of refried beans that does not give me heartburn.

Bought for Apox. $25 for 12 cans.

Refried beans are usually smooth with a few whole beans here and there, these refried beans are thicker and have a bunch of whole beans inside. They also have a weird texture. They are supposedly fat-free, but they have an oily sticky texture, even when diluted with water. Something just ain't right...