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Reddit mentions of Santa Fe Bean Company Instant Fat Free Black Refried Beans 7.25-Ounce (Pack of 8) Instant Black Bean Refried Beans; All Natural; High in Fiber; Fat Free; Gluten-Free
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Santa Fe Bean Company Instant Fat Free Black Refried Beans 7.25-Ounce (Pack of 8) Instant Black Bean Refried Beans; All Natural; High in Fiber; Fat Free; Gluten-Free. Here are the top ones.
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- PUT SOME BEANS ON IT: Use Santa Fe Black Refried Beans on nachos, quesadillas, tostadas, tacos, burritos, or as a nutritious side dish for any Mexican meal. They're all natural, cholesterol free, high fiber, gluten-free & a delicious source of protein.
- SANTA FE BEAN COMPANY DEHYDRATED BEANS: Santa Fe Beans are convenient, nutritious and full of flavor. We make dehydrated beans because they're easy to make, retain more of their nutrients than canned beans, and taste like gourmet homemade beans in no time.
- TACO TUESDAY JUST GOT EASIER: Canned beans can be messy & inconvenient, and soaking beans overnight takes time. We make instant, dehydrated beans in easy tear pouches. They're great as backpacking or camping rations or as a part of any healthy meal.
- FOR FAST & EASY MEALS: Try our vegetarian refried beans, refried black beans, southwestern style refried beans, pinto beans, Borracho Beans made with dehydrated pinto beans, & chipotle refried beans. Add them to boiling water & they're ready in minutes.
- IF YOU'VE TRIED OTHER BEANS like Rosarita Refried Beans, La Preferida Refried Beans, Santiago Beans, Amy's Beans, Old El Paso Refried Beans, 365 Organics Beans, or La Sierra Beans, you're sure to fall in love with Santa Fe Bean Company's delicious beans.
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| Number of items | 8 |
| Release date | April 2006 |
| Size | 7.25 Ounce (Pack of 8) |
| Weight | 58 ounces |
$50 worth of beans!
I can never find instant beans locally, so always end up having to get them on Amazon. Don't tell anyone, but in moments of extreme weakness, I've even eaten them when I'm not camping.
Breakfast: instant coffee and poptarts, once I read the calorie count (200 kcal per pastry, so 400 kcal per pack) I knew that they were the breakfast for me and that we shouldn't be feeding these to kids.
Lunch - meat sticks and cheese, various variations sometimes a roll of summer sausage, blocks of cheese, I quit trying to eat tortillas due to my moustache not cooperating.
Dinner - Instant refried beans and minute rice, I seriously ate this almost every night. The beans come in a foil pouch so I would pour half into a ziplock for another night, boil the water with the rice in it, pour/spoon it into the pouch. Same the pouch for the next night, and these pouches are good for packing out used TP. For variety add taco bell sauce packets, bits of cheese, individual spam packets. Minute rice can be found anywhere. These are my favorite beans, but the price looks like it is going up, they can also be found at Safeway. A couple of stores had another brand of instant refried beans that worked OK too.
Snacks - I would pack pouches of dill pickle sunflower seeds, both for the salt and to break up monotony. I ate alot of granola bars, usually when taking a break and felt like I was running out of steam. I found the cheaper granola bars were my favorite, but when I found cliff bars for $1/bar I would usually buy them even though I was getting tired of them (did you know some of them have caffeine in them!).
Edit: Yellowfin tuna in oil pouches rule! Either I would make extra rice at night to eat for lunch the next day with the tuna or mix it in with the beans and rice. Good fat/calories and the oil doesn't freeze when you are in the mountains like the tuna in water does.
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Not exactly cheap, but not crazy expensive either (just over $2 per package). The flavor difference is very real though. In fact, I buy dried soup on amazon as well! It makes for a quick & healthy meal.