Goya Foods Organic Black Beans, 15.5 Ounce (Pack of 24)

I’ve been searching for nutrient rich foods. since calorie count matters, Trying to find something healthy, satisfying, tasty…If you like black beans you would like these. They taste great or convenient and healthy

These black beans are delicious straight out of the can but I do prefer to slow cook them longer for another two hours to help with digestion. My only gripe that this is an incredibly expensive buy. I can get 24 cans from Whole Foods for the same price. I only buy these when I run out last second and I don't have the option to go to the store right away. I do also agree with other reviews that the cans can sometimes show up dented but you can always get a return if this is the case. Good buy in a time crunch otherwise!

These black beans taste good and they are very healthy. They are also easy to prepare in a saucepan.

I love the fact I could get these delivered. But, nothing in a can is organic. (Inside can lining). Close enough for fast protiens. Delicious!

I loved these organic black beans!!! Delicious and Filling!

I eat a lot of black beans and the canned are easy to prepare. Tasty.

Boy, I'm not the only one buying canned beans and such as emergency food, hm? Most recent reviews reflect this. Good thinking, best to have something on hand and not need it then need it and have nothing. Be safe my friends. Beans are great addition to a prepper pantry, and so long as cans aren't damaged will last indefinitely. (BTW, I acquired these March 2022, with "exp" of 09/2026)That being said, I love Goya, and I love black beans but 19 out of 24 cans are banged up. Some significant, some just a little dent. Only 5 are perfect. One can had mouse poop on top. It was otherwise packaged well enough-- all in a large tray with plastic wrap around it. Then tucked into a shipping box with the protective wads of brown paper. Not sure where/when in the process the banged up cans came about. I wiped them all down with disinfectant wipes before storing in pantry.I will heavily rate on the actual quality of the beans, but keep what I said about dented cans in mind. I haven't done anything about it (yet, but I doubt anything can be done. Some stuff is just buy at your own risk). I placed the worst of the dented cans at the forefront of my pantry for use first. I opened up the worst one to see how it fared. The contents actually appeared totally fine.What I like about these beans from this brand, is that the cans are filled to brim with beans. Maybe that changes from can to can, size to size, style to style, but my experience so far is that I am paying for beans and not liquid. Drives me nuts to buy an off brand, a cheap brand only to open the can and have an 1/8 to a 1/4 of it be liquid. I took pics of an open can, and how it looks in a 2 cup pyrex container. It is FULL, and it fills the 2 cup container.Beans are perfectly small, firm, not mushy. This may throw folks off that are used to bargain canned beans. Also with these being organic they hold their shape better than others, too. Then, in additon to that these are low sodium. Sodium packed beans tend to be mushier--even when rinsed off, the sodium has already had time to permeate and break down the insides. Fine for taste and texture if you prefer a softer texture.I got these on sale, ($21, I think) and that helped a lot as I think they came to around $0.85 a can. Good for any brand, organic or not. I just wish the cans were't all banged up, Otherwise 5 stars.4 stars for actual beans.

Cans are super convenient