-- Canned Tamale review - how about your thoughts as well?
 

I like the Hormel canned Tamales (if you doctor them up!) I generally will add a little sour cream and some sharp cheddar (grated)

He's reviewing Nalley and Hormel brands, below, enjoy!!



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I'm really starting to question your taste in food. I wouldn't feed that shit to my dog, let alone eat it myself

I've tried the Hormel ones :shake:

If the real deal isnt available, just wait until it is

That's fine - I haven't had them in 12 yrs or so - but that's ok. Fair enough.

I'd like to try some from out west or in Texas - never have.

I like to focus on some less talked about foods.

They arent that bad, but i rather have my mom's tamales, which she is going to be making here in a few days. Cant wait!

Tamales were my second favorite cheap eats while living in LA, right behind carne asada tacos... Mexicans damn sure know how to put something great together on the cheap

bump this thread when she makes them - and post pics :)

I just stop at San Antonio's on ks ave every time im close and grab a dozen, vacuum seal them individually and eat then whenever

I was put off by authentic Mexican by the low quality steak they use - i was all excited about a place in Atlanta - hole in the wall place, then my second visit i found bones all throughout my taco - large bones - No idea WTF!

Can't stand tamales.

They seem to be made with shitty meat that I wouldn't use in a stew. The more authentic or home made they are, the shittier the meat. And the edible part of the wrap has an awful consistency. Bleh.

Gotta use cheap cuts to keep the price low, but wow I've never heard of bones in it, give a different spot another chance

I have no problem with that, but c'mon man. That barely qualifies as food

They are good for a quick eat out at the lake. I buy the other brands out of the deli case or the frozen in the cloth bag.