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Santiago Smooth Refried Beans - 29.77 oz. pouch, 6 pouches per case

Santiago Smooth Refried Beans - 29.77 oz. pouch, 6 pouches per case

B00CF5F8W8

$70.32
$70.32

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Beans & Peas Canned, Jarred & Packaged Foods Grocery & Gourmet Food Pantry Staples Refried Beans

UPC: 011140829482

MPN: B00CF5F8W8

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• No Preservatives
• No Artificial Colors
• No Artifical Flavors
• 23 Servings Per Pouch
• 6 Pouches Total

Santiago Smooth Refried Beans - 29.77 oz. pouch, 6 pouches per case Made from a traditional recipe, Santiago Refried Beans offer more authentic taste and texture than any canned bean can. Unlike canned beans, our refried beans consistently deliver great flavor, with no caramelized or overcooked taste. And theyre easy to prepare and handle, so no matter what the skill level of your staff, Santiago Refried Beans are delicious every time. Ingredients: PINTO BEANS (DRY), LARD, SALT.
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Santiago Smooth Refried Beans - 29.77 oz. pouch, 6 pouches per case

Box Contents/Ingredients

Pinto Beans, Lard, Salt.

What Everyone's Saying

Customers find these refried beans excellent in taste and quality, with one mentioning they make the best burritos. The product is easy to prepare and quick to cook, while offering good value for money.

Recent User Experience

I know they look a little weird in the photo but trust me. For years I used dried, instant refried beans in a gold bag, but after Covid they weren’t available at my local grocery store. They are on Amazon but very expensive. I sought after a suitable replacement and found Santiago smooth refried instant beans, they are even better than the gold bag in my opinion and much cheaper! These beans are about .30 cents per oz and the others are about .90 cents per oz. I prefer to buy them by the case because you get them for about $10 per bag instead of $16-$18 for an individual bag. These are the ones they use in Mexican restaurants. They are so easy to make and you can make as many or as little as you like. They would probably be great for camping, hiking, or even preppers because they are dried and all you need is boiling water to make them. I usually add seasonings and salt and pepper to the boiling water. After you add the beans, cover and wait 5 minutes, stir well. I add a little butter and a splash of milk to make them creamier. Delicious, affordable and available in bulk! Can’t go wrong with that.

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