Ruiz El Monterey Bean and Cheese Burrito, 5 Ounce -- 24 per case.

Item arrive completely frozen and on time,we cooked some and they taste great

Love-‘em! Great for quick breakfast!

I tryed 1 the other day. I was totally taken back for a few reasons. First I opened up the burrito and couldn't distinguish a pepper from a piece of meat!The manufacturer obviously puts the ingredients in a very big vat and either it grinds for two long or it's their Grandma's way of creating her yummy products.The latter would turn grandma over in here grave ( rest her soul). I say that because on the wrapper theirs the whole story how the company started years ago from Grandma's receipes. Your kidding me right.Let's face it, it's always available in Walmart and we all know what culinary delights await us at Wally World. I don't have a back round say keeping in Mexican tradition. I'm a white boy from NC.I can tell you this having a few Latino friends. They would be insulted calling these the real deal. Family tradition yea, sure it's. I'm nit sure but do know if GOYA decided to make and sell burritos you'd be buying the real deal. A great product of you can't find your dentures. It's all crushed together... FYI I mentioned Goya only because the food quality. I do not endorse any of their products.Just calling it as I see it. And yea, tasting it. BLAH!!

Spend like a peasant but eat like a king

I liked the original recipe of the bean and cheese burrito. I don't like how it changed to spicy. They're a good fast dinner and my husband still likes them so we keep some on hand. The value is pretty good so we like to buy the bigger bag. If you like spicier, you'll enjoy them.

The taste of the bean and cheese burrito is ok, but it has a lot of ingredients you may not want.All in all, they are not bad burritos, and you can't beat the convenience.

good taste, tastier than the 8 pack in the grocery stores, arrived fully frozen, dry ice still inside the packaging-will order again

They are frozen in my fridge