Products:Whole Meals
Black Bean Enchilada Whole Meal
Organic corn tortilla filled with organic black beans and vegetables and covered with a traditional Mexican sauce. Spanish rice and pinto beans on the side. Non-dairy/gluten free/no cholesterol. Only 8 grams of fat per 10 oz. serving.
Nutritional Information
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| Serving Size: 10.0 oz | ||||
| Servings Per Container: 1.0 | ||||
| Serving Weight: 10.0 oz | ||||
| Product UPC: 0-42272-00051-7 | ||||
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| Total Fat: 8g | ||||
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| Saturated Fat: 1g | ||||
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| Trans Fat: 0g | ||||
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| Cholesterol: 0mg | ||||
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| Sodium: 740mg | ||||
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| Carbohydrates: 53g | ||||
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| Fiber: 9g | ||||
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| Sugars: 4g | ||||
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| Protein: 9g | ||||
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| Organic: 93% | ||||
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| Vitamin A: 20% • Vitamin C: 30% | ||||
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| Calcium: 6% • Iron: 15% | ||||
Ingredients : No Trans Fat/No Added MSG/No Preservatives (Vegan) Organic white rice, organic pinto beans, organic tomatoes, filtered water, organic corn, organic corn tortillas (organic white corn cooked in water with a trace of lime), organic onions, organic bell peppers, organic zucchini, organic tofu (filtered water, organic soybeans, nigari [magnesium chloride, a natural firming agent]), organic black beans, expeller pressed high oleic safflower and/or sunflower oil, organic sweet rice flour, spices, sea salt, organic tapioca starch, olives, organic garlic, organic green chiles. Contains soy.
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Your Comments
Dear Amy,
I have recently found your meals at my Kroger and have LOVED them. I just enjoyed your Chili & Cornbread Whole Meal and I must say, this does not remind me of the standard freezer meals at all. The nutrition in the meals is outstanding (10 gm fiber - nice!) Now that I have found Amy's I plan to try all of them!
Your Comments
Your Cheese Enchiladas are unstoppable. This is the first frozen meal I have ever had that I would choose over ANY restaurant's version. It's unbelievable how delicious these enchiladas are!
Thanks,
Ben