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According to their web site -- good news -- they aren't fried at all, not even once!
I get the "spicey fat free" type. They couldn't be fried and fat-free at the same time, anyway, right?
I like these better than other brands I have tried. Do I like fat-free beans? No, but I'd rather put my own whole sesame oil in, or extra-virgin olive oil, or whatever, instead of the highly refined soybean oil that is in their "vegetarian refried beans" I also add a bit of maple syrup, and heat. Then spread on a tortilla, or a pita bread, and eat with lettuce, tomato, and salad turnip or raddish, and perhaps cucumber.
Cooked pinto beans, water, jalapeno peppers, salt, onion powder, chili pepper, spice, garlic powder.
http://www.oldelpaso.com/beans.asp
http://www.oldelpaso.com/fun_easy.asp#refry
I get the "spicey fat free" type. They couldn't be fried and fat-free at the same time, anyway, right?
I like these better than other brands I have tried. Do I like fat-free beans? No, but I'd rather put my own whole sesame oil in, or extra-virgin olive oil, or whatever, instead of the highly refined soybean oil that is in their "vegetarian refried beans" I also add a bit of maple syrup, and heat. Then spread on a tortilla, or a pita bread, and eat with lettuce, tomato, and salad turnip or raddish, and perhaps cucumber.
Cooked pinto beans, water, jalapeno peppers, salt, onion powder, chili pepper, spice, garlic powder.
http://www.oldelpaso.com/beans.asp
http://www.oldelpaso.com/fun_easy.asp#refry