Looking for Frozen Burritos That Are Definitely Worth Your Money? Just remember, not all frozen
burritos are created equal, but don’t worry; we’ve got your back.
Las Campanas Burritos
For someone who’s looking for something simple, Las Campanas is a great place to start.
The best way to prepare these is to let them thaw out before frying them - as is the best
way to cook most frozen burritos. Under no circumstances should you microwave them because
then the filling of the burrito just turns to mush, and this is no fun for anyone. The
reason that this brand is on the list is that lots of people grew up on these. The nostalgia
factor gives you that comfort that many people crave when seeking a frozen burrito, but unfortunately,
without that nostalgia, these can come off as a little bit bland. The spongy filling
can either bring back memories of childhood or can just leave you feeling unfulfilled,
depending on whether or not you were raised on them. That being said, these can make fine
chimichangas, providing you follow the cooking method by the book. Plus, for the price,
it’s a pretty decent snack. The best flavor is by far the Red Hot Beef. Why? Because it
makes up for the lack of flavor that the other options are missing. You need a flavor punch
with these frozen burritos, and the Red Hot delivers just that.
Red’s All Natural Burritos
If you’re searching for a burrito that uses no preservatives, uses antibiotic and hormone-free
meat, hormone-free cheeses, and no GMOs, then look no further. Red’s All Natural Burritos
stands out as a surprisingly healthy option for burrito lovers everywhere. It even has
low sodium, which, for a frozen burrito, makes it stand out even more. The company also exclusively
uses brown rice in its food, which makes everything a lot healthier overall. Whereas some frozen
burritos are flour tortillas with only a little bit of filling, Red’s All Natural Burritos
are stuffed to the brim. These are easily 75% to 80% filling, making the $3.50 price
tag for each worth every penny. Not only is the filling pretty delicious, but the tortilla
is also impressive. It’s a thin layer of tortilla, perfectly containing the all-natural
insides of this burrito, with just the right amount of crispiness and browning. After you
take a bite, you get a mouthful of brown rice, corn, peppers, and good quality meat. And
the best part is, not only does it look good, but it also tastes amazing. Sure, it might
not be the most flavorful out there, but for that much filling, we can easily give this
one a pass!
Evol Burrito
Evol Burrito is Whole Food’s take on the frozen burrito. There are plenty of good things
about it. For example, they use real ingredients, and you can taste it in the tortilla. The
filling is made of beef, rice, beans, corn, and cheese and flavored with hatch green chilies,
jalapenos, guajillo pepper puree, and lime, so there’s a good variety inside of it.
Plus, Evol’s products are antibiotic-free, made with cage-free eggs, no artificial color,
and are produced with conscious recycling practices. While the company’s “big burrito”
options might be a little much for someone who’s looking for a healthier option, Evol's
smart-size burritos are packed with flavor and will keep your freezer stocked with good
quick and easy options. his is a decent option, especially when paired with some veggies to
make it a whole meal. However, the flavoring can leave much to be desired for some people.
One reviewer even said that it tasted like stale, warm air coming out of a latex balloon!
While not everyone agrees with this statement, these burritos can definitely be a hit or
miss type of deal. If by any chance you happen to have a drawer full of Taco Bell salsa packs,
then maybe try to use a couple of them, you know, just to enhance the flavor a bit, and
you should be all set!
Patio Burritos
Patio Burritos are great for the consumer who doesn’t know what they want. It's basically a
middle-of-the-road frozen burrito. The flavoring isn’t too weak but isn’t too strong either.
It’s the kind of burrito that you grab while you’re on the go and just need something
fast to fill you up. And you know what? That’s okay. Not all burritos can blow us away with
their taste and delicious fillings. Plus, at around fifty cents per burrito, this is
a much cheaper option than some of the heftier, healthier burritos on this list. This burrito
is available in pretty much any frozen food aisle across the country, and it offers five
different flavors: Bean & Cheese, Beef & Bean Hot, Green Chile Beef & Bean, Red Chile Beef
& Bean, and Chicken. There is one burrito per package, and the best way to cook them
is in the microwave. If you’re looking to optimize the flavor, cook the burrito for
two minutes, then stop the microwave to add shredded cheese. Put it back in the microwave
for one more minute, and boom, you’ve got yourself a new and improved burrito! If you’re
wondering which flavor to start with, we would suggest the Beef and Bean Hot. Sure, it might
not be the most exciting and breathtaking flavor, but it's still a pretty satisfying
taste. While this burrito won’t have you dreaming of your next indulgence, it will
fill you up without any overly offensive aspects.
Don Miguel Burritos
Don Miguel burritos are something that you chance upon at some ungodly hour in the morning,
probably at a gas station or a 7-Eleven. The brand offers several different flavors, including
Breakfast Burrito, Gourmet Chicken, and Bean & Cheese. But, the real diamond in the rough
is Don Miguel’s “The Bomb” While it’s on the more expensive side at $2.99, you’re
definitely getting some bang for your buck. This monster is a whopping 14 ounces, meaning
that the cost per ounce is only 21 cents. After cooking it, you might be alarmed because
The Bomb is one of the only frozen burritos that looks the same in both its cooked and
frozen form. But don’t worry, because after taking a bite out of this, you’ll understand
why it’s on this list. After taking a bite, you’ll get a mouthful of nacho-cheese. Not
the gross, sticky, cheap stuff, but quality nacho cheese that improves everything it touches.
The only downside to this is that the cheese tends to burst out of the burrito like some
sort of cheese-volcano, so be ready for a mess. Thankfully, the burrito does come swathed
in foil wrapping, which not only keeps the tortilla somewhat soft but also contains the
ridiculous amounts of creamy cheese within this monster of a burrito. Unfortunately,
this burrito is not for the health-conscious. One burrito weighs in at 1,000 calories, with
almost a whole day’s worth of sodium. On top of that, the nacho cheese adds 38 grams
of fat to the burrito, meaning that it’s definitely not there to make your doctor happy.
Overall, though, if you’re looking for a sublime experience, The Bomb truly lives up
to its name.
Trader Joe’s Burritos
While Trader Joe’s brand of frozen burritos seems expensive at first, keep in mind that
they also come two to a package, which makes the price similar to the other frozen burritos
on this list. Trader Joe’s offers several different flavors, including Shredded Beef
Burritos and Black bean & Jack Cheese burritos. The cooking instructions on this product are
a little alarming at first; the microwave instructions tell you to microwave two and
a half minutes on each side, making for a total of five whole minutes! Even though you
would think that this would make the burrito explode, it actually just makes for a crispy,
structurally sound burrito. Who would’ve thought! The filling in the Shredded Beef
Burrito has a great texture and flavor, with little sections of rather dry shredded beef,
whole beans, and whole grains of rice. Unfortunately, the burrito can come across as a little dry
at times, with some of the beans fully turning into dust as a result of the high microwave
time. But, at roughly 380 calories per burrito, with 16 grams of fat, this isn’t a horrible
option for you. But be warned, it may wreak havoc on your digestive system, so you might
want to make sure that your roommates aren’t home before throwing this bad boy in the microwave.
Jose Ole Burritos
If you’re looking for a solid frozen burrito that you can depend on, Jose Ole has got your
back! After cooking one of these delicious snacks, the tortilla never lets anything leak
out. The filling, while mushy, is bold, and the company did a great job giving us that
extra flavor and seasoning that so many other burritos just seem to lack. Yes, this is just
a frozen burrito, but it gets the job done and you don’t feel regret after eating one
(or two). If you don’t know where to start in the world of frozen burritos, this is definitely
an option for you. Just add this one to your grocery list and grab it from the frozen food
section at your local grocery market. After eating one, we’re sure you’ll understand
what all the hype over these frozen burritos is all about. Jose Ole Burritos are surprisingly
fresh-tasting, mildly tangy, and overall, one of the best choices. As for what the
best flavor is, we would suggest the Steak and Cheese Chimichanga. You can’t beat a
chimichanga; that’s just fact. Plus, with this frozen alternative, you don’t even
have to fry it! It’s a win-win situation.
365 Everyday Value Burritos
When it comes to their burritos, Whole Foods never disappoints. True to their high-quality
standards, Whole Food’s in-brand products meet the requirements of ingredient quality,
animal welfare, and GMO labeling, meaning that you can eat this burrito without having
to wonder if it’s ethical or not! Whole Foods offers multiple flavors, including the
Bean & Cheese Burrito, as well as the Bean & Chicken Burrito. For the Bean & Cheese,
we have to warn you: it’s going to be molten hot after being cooked, so wait a minute before
stuffing it into your mouth. Other than that, it’s refreshing to see actual, authentic
cheddar cheese in a recognizable form in a frozen burrito. The beans in this burrito
are also tender and delicious and actually seem to have some sort of genuine spice added
to them. These burritos are also pretty healthy for you, which is another refreshing thing
to see. For example, the Bean & Chicken Burrito only has 270 calories, which makes it one
of the lowest-calorie burrito options. It’s also lower in fat than most any other frozen
burrito, meaning that you can eat this knowing you’re giving your body good things to work
with.
Amy's Kitchen Burritos
Amy’s Kitchen Burritos are perfect if you’re looking for something basic, wholesome, and
good for the planet. Overall, this burrito is simply outstanding. It's probably the frozen
burrito that tastes closest to those made fresh. Plus, lots of people grew up on these,
so they have that added nostalgia that makes the tastebuds all the happier. Not only are
they organic, but these burritos tend to always be pleasantly tasty and filling. The only
downside to these burritos is the price; at nearly fifty cents per ounce, this is definitely
the most expensive burrito on this list. Unfortunately, these days, if you want something healthy
and ethical, you’re gonna have to pay extra for it. But, if you can afford it, these are
worth it. Not only is it good for the environment, but they're also tasty, with an abundance
of tender rice, mixed black beans, and cheese. The real ingredients in this burrito make
it feel like something you could have picked up from the deli aisle instead of the frozen
food section or even just whipped up at home. Plus, it’s also one of the healthiest options
out there, with only 7 grams of fat. It’s simple, sure, but it will more than satisfy
your burrito cravings.
Sweet Earth Burritos
Sweet Earth’s products go above and beyond anything we could hope for in a burrito. This
burrito is super healthy, and the company offers loads of vegetarian options, too. One
of these options is the Peruvian Burrito. It’s rare to find a frozen burrito with
distinguishable ingredients, much less one that contains goat cheese. But goat cheese
shines through wonderfully with the sweet potatoes and black beans, and the corn and
quinoa add a good bit of textural intrigue. Or, if you want to go beyond the typical burrito,
try the functional breakfast burritos from Sweet Earth. Their plant-based burritos come
in a variety of global flavors—the Brazilian, the Greek, the Mayan—and feature wholesome
ingredients that make them a healthy freezer staple. This vegetarian burrito is made with
cage-free eggs, Tuscan savory grounds (a vegan meat substitute), plant-based bacon, quinoa,
and finally some kale! One burrito has the lowest carb count of any other product on
this list and the most amount of fiber (27 grams carbs, 6 grams fiber). The protein count
is one of the highest, too, clocking in at 21 grams. At nearly fifty cents per ounce,
the only downside to this is the price. But, if you have the burrito budget to splurge,
this wrap will definitely help you get through the workday.
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