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The frozen food is fast and easy, that's why so many people love him. Although it may not be the best for us, it does not take the fact that it implies very little preparation and is done in a few seconds. After all, who really wants to cook when they do not have? Not me. With that say, there ismany different types of frozen meals Like burritos and pasta to choose, and it can be difficult to find the right.

For these lovers of Mexican cuisine, there is simply no time to go to your favorite restaurant (no, chipotle does not count) or enough money to order. However, it does not mean that you can not enjoy frozen. Mexican food. I know what you think: Is there really such a thing?

The answer is yes. I went to the grocery store and I went to the grocery store andTested five different burritos See which one was the best. Based on taste, texture and flavor,Here's how frozen burritos were classified, listed here from the worst.

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I have had Goyya beans and I really enjoyed them, so I was very disappointed with this burrito. I do not even know if I can really call it that. Although there was beef, beans and rice, it was just flavored. Not only was it dry, but it was also bland. The beans were the only part of this burrito that really made an impression, and it's not a lot. Next time, I would add some Mexican seasoning to this burrito or dek in the sure cream because it did not hit the place.

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I am not a vegan diet, but I'm always interested in trying meatless options. However, I made a mistake with this frozen burrito. If you've ever had "meat without meat" before, you could recognize the cat-food frills of cat-food. I was not a fan of the texture or consistency of meat, but the cheese was a different story. For cheese lovers, melted vegan vegetal cheese was rich and struck. Grilled peppers, onions and mushrooms added the familiar flavor of a Philly cheeseak that helped to relieve the "meatless" taste.

I also appreciated that this burrito is packed with 11 grams of herbal protein to keep you satisfied, because it is not a quality often found in frozen food.

When I think of burritos, usually a little spice comes to mind. I'm not a fan of super spicy food, but a little kick can make a huge difference. It was definitely the case of this frozen burrito of Tina. While the spice of red peppers was nice, I can not say that I tasted one of the earthly oxen seasoned in this burrito, because the pinto foaming beans took the central scene. This burrito was not my favorite, but I would eat it again because the flavor was there.

I have already had Amy's products, but never a frozen burrito. As someone who likes to eat on the healthier side, I immediately climbed with this cheddar cheese and this rice burrito in the freezer. While the previous three burritos did not have tortilla that was distinguished, it did. Thick tortilla worked well to keep all the ingredients contained while remaining soft and fluffy. I could not have enough cheese in this burrito, which was mixed with rice and beans. The mild Mexican style sauce was non-existent with my taste buds, but I appreciated that, because it would have stopped if there were too many spices. Add a spoon of sour cream to the side and you are all placed with this burrito.

Technically, my favorite frozen burrito is classified as Chimichanga. If you do not know what a Chimichanga is, it's a fried fried burrito. This beef and cheese burrito was a dream of love lovers. There was not a bite where Jack Monterey's rich cheese was not present, which was a bonus. This burrito did not fall separate as I ate, which was an advantage, because there is nothing more boring than disappearing all your meal just in front of your eyes.

This Burrito receives five stars in my book and will certainly be in my basket during my next trip to the grocery store.