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What Refried Beans Are Ok


lichjen

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lichjen Rookie

I love having refried beans in tacos. (and I have never figured out how to make my own from pinto beans)

What brands - that are not super expensive are ok to eat


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kareng Grand Master

I think all of them are fine. Read the ingredients. I like to get the kinds that have less "odd" things in them. just beans, salt, maybe citric something as a perservative. I don't get the hydrolized, autolyzed ingredients. They don't contain gluten but I don't need all that. I just want beans.

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gfinboston Newbie

We just got off the phone with the folks from Old El Paso and they said that their beans are NOT gluten free. The ingredients do not indicate a gluten containing substance so it must be something in the production or sourcing. Just a heads up to everyone out there.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular

I eat Rosarita vegetarian and so far they are ok for me. I think someone here posted they had contacted them and their products were ok, but can't be sure. You may search it and see.

Adalaide Mentor

I eat Rosarita without any problems. I eat the regular ones though, bring on the lard!

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