6 Canned Bean Brands To Avoid and 3 to Buy!

By Trinity
January 14, 2025

A person looking disappointed while eating a bowl of beans at a table. — A woman tastes the intense heat of Caribbean spices, feeling the vibrant and powerful rhythm of the islands’ flavors.

Caribbean Rhythms

I used to buy canned beans from Caribbean Rhythms too, quite a lot in the past, and I couldn’t believe my eyes when I read what people had to say about it on Amazon: A reviewer on Amazon wrote, “Had no condiments and totally dull taste.” According to another Walmart customer, “I didn’t think you could ruin butter beans… But that’s exactly what this business has done.” Yuck.”

Because of what I’ve read, I had to buy one more can for myself to try it out, and if you ask me, I think they changed the recipe or the beans themselves because Caribbean Rhythms used to be good before 2019.

It lacks the buttery flavor you may expect from a high-quality product. Additionally, you may need to work harder than you think to make it taste, let’s say, passable if you are purchasing the can to eat whole in a salad. Therefore, the brand may lose business in a few years if they don’t take action to change all of the unhappy customers’ opinions.

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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!