Beef Stew, 15 oz (12 Pack), With Fresh Potatoes & Carrots | Fully Cooked & Ready-To-Eat, Gluten-Free, 10g Protein, No Preservatives, Perfect for Noodles, Biscuits & Hot Pies

These cans go for way more at brick-and-mortar stores, and a lot of the time all you can find are the 20 oz. cans. 20 ounces is a bit too much for one serving, and yet not enough for two. 15 ounces is perfect. Less than three minutes time to heat in the microwave and tastes great, though I personally prefer to add a dash of garlic salt to boost the flavor a bit. As at least one other reviewer stated, I do believe there used to be more meat content, but I think it's actually better now. I'm not really a fan of super meaty stew. I highly recommend buying this, especially if you're on a budget like myself.

I've been eating this for years. When I saw it on amazon for a slightly lower price I couldn't pass it up. Beats the store price by about a buck.

Best can stew out there. I heat mine just a little the taste is great

Like the title says, "Where's the beef?" I haven't had beef stew in while (couple of years). Always had stew from the larger (20 oz?) cans. I recall having to break up large chunks of beef blocks in the stew. In these smaller cans, I can barely see any meat. Is the beef puréed into the stew? Dinged 1 star for lack of solid chunks of beef like the label. Luckily, it still taste pretty good (with all the added sodium, it has to taste good, right?).

It's delicious. It's a bit salty, but the portion size is just right, and it's a great meal when eaten with rice. It has a can opener so you can open it without any tools, and if you're in a hurry, you don't need to microwave it. But it tastes even better when heated. Meat + the right amount + a little salt + long-term storage = this product. If you're packing for a shelter, definitely pack this. I even have some in my tiny room. When the zombie apocalypse comes, I'll have a few more weeks to live. But I might die of boredom before then because I can't play games.