Fritos Dips Bean Dip, 9 Oz

I always keep a supply in my pantry for"SnackAttacks!" Additional flavors, like hot pepper sauce or garlic are easy to add.Can be used for a layer of a casserole.Doesn't spill, perfect for tailgating

Always a great trusted brand & will definitely buy again BUT, I will never order this from Amazon again as when I ordered this product & several other items, it said it was sold & shipped by Amazon but they instead handed it off to the POST OFFICE who I choose NOT to do business with. Because my PKG. was not delivered by Amazon to my door, the product was frozen due to it being freezing weather when I received it, which changed the consistency of the product & you cannot return food products.

Best bean dip on the planet! Hard to find! Love Amazon! ❤️

I recently tried the Fritos Dips Bean Dip, and it's quickly become a staple in my snack lineup. Here's why I love it:Rich and Flavorful: The bean dip has a rich, creamy texture with a deliciously savory flavor that's perfectly seasoned. It's not too spicy, making it suitable for all taste preferences, and it has just the right amount of tanginess to keep you coming back for more.Versatile Snacking: While this bean dip is delicious on its own, it pairs exceptionally well with Fritos Scoops. The sturdy texture of the Scoops makes them ideal for dipping into the creamy bean dip, creating a satisfying and flavorful snack combination.Quality Ingredients: I appreciate that Fritos uses quality ingredients to create their bean dip. It's made with real beans and flavorful seasonings, ensuring that each bite is packed with deliciousness.Overall, I highly recommend trying the Fritos Dips Bean Dip, especially if you're a fan of classic bean dip with a twist. Whether you're hosting a party, enjoying a movie night at home, or simply looking for a tasty snack to satisfy your cravings, this bean dip is sure to hit the spot.

I enjoy this product, but prefer the HOT version, which apparently is not available through Amazon.

These are some very very expensive bean dip. You can prob make 16oz for about 1/3rd the price of a 9oz can if you are willing to put in 10-15mins of effort. I would say a can of Old El Paso, a little butter, some taco seasoning (or garlic powder, onion powder, cumin, pepper), and warm over stovetop until it gets to the consistency you want, and you prob got a better dip. That said, for just opening a can, even cold, this stuff is ok, and even better if microwaved warm. For for it's intended purpose, a quick bean dip avail 24/7 without any work, it's not bad. The only downside is that it's very expensive for 9oz of refried beans. You can prob get a 16oz can of Old El Paso or Rosarita for about a buck... this stuff will cost 3x that or more if not on sale.

I love this bean dip. I use Takis Fuego chips to scoop up the bean dip. The Fretos bean dip is delicious. I never had a problem with the container and bean dip having some sort of debris on it before like in the last two pictures, so hope it doesn’t happen again and I’ve ordered it 4 times before without a problem. Cost is $17.16 so it’s over $4 a can which is expensive.

Good quality at good price