6 Canned Bean Brands To Avoid and 3 to Buy!

By Trinity
January 14, 2025

Close-up of black beans with a soft, slightly mushy texture in a glass bowl. — Plump and tender Iberia Premium Black Beans fill a clear glass bowl, showcasing their rich color and hearty texture.

Iberia Premium Black Beans

Have you ever tried Iberia black beans? A lot of people are buying it because they believe the word “premium written on the label is what makes it high quality. At first, you may not notice there is something wrong with it, yet we have to look deeper.

The can has a low quantity of salt, but that doesn’t mean the taste of the beans is very good. According to a customer’s survey, the black beans from the Iberia Premium Black Beans aren’t flavored enough, plus the texture is a bit iffy too.

So instead of grabbing Iberia Premium Black Beans from Walmart or Target’s shelves next time you’re going shopping, opt for other canned bean brands like Bush’s, Goya’s, or the black beans private label 365 from the Whole Foods supermarket.

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Trinity

Hi there! I am Trinity, your 45-year-old friend who is always on the lookout for smart ways to save money without sacrificing quality of life. A few years ago, I and my partner were at the bottom of the financial scale; we had to pay an enormous debt, rent, and a car lease. After a financial course I took during the pandemic, I learned to be more organized, use those coupons, watch for sales, and, most importantly, make every dollar count. Through my articles, I hope to help others stretch their budgets, reduce the splurge, and create a more secure financial future by sharing some useful advice, personal experience, and new concepts. See you around!