How Good are Tina’s BIG Burritos? – WHAT ARE WE EATING??


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  1. FruitPunchSamurai
    FruitPunchSamurai says:

    Perhaps these are the some of most popular frozen burritos because people are struggling real hard to make ends meet. High calorie and low price. The unhealthiness doesn't matter so much when you're starving.

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  2. moonbeamskies
    moonbeamskies says:

    They sell these refrigerated burritos at Walmart. I believe Tina's cut back on the amount of filling when the economy tanked in 2021 at least it seemed that way. Also, they taste better than the frozen ones to me.

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  3. RIPPER334
    RIPPER334 says:

    I mean… It's a gas station burrito, that cost a buck… And the nutritional information is literally on the back…

    No one is getting fooled into thinking there ANYTHING about that is healthy. No one…

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  4. Brian
    Brian says:

    Used to keep Tina's stocked in the fridge… then their flavor went from bad to worse, perhaps my pallette improved???
    my go to now is:
    El Monterey Signature Shredded Steak, Cheese & Rice Chimichangas 54 oz, 12 Ct (Frozen) $15.98
    More expensive, but way better… add some melted queso and you've got a quick easy meal!
    I use the Air Fryer for mine.

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  5. Railfan 51
    Railfan 51 says:

    Well maybe one day we'll get lucky and get to see your face like others here on YouTube that do the same identical reviews mentally that who the hell would want to put 1340 mg of sodium in their damn system when that alone could kill somebody if you overeat that anyways that's just a heart attack waiting to happen over time if you eat enough of these damn things I swear they're trying to kill us I think the government is paying them to do that by putting all that damn sodium in these things and selling them just a kill us all off‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

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  6. jeff
    jeff says:

    its really not that bad and a little overblown, obviously it isn't a meal you should be eating daily but once in a while if you haven't eaten anything the entire day.

    people complaining about sodium this and saturated that, just limit what you eat throughout the day, plan your meals accordingly, and drink a lot of water. folks acting like its a wmd lmao.

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  7. Kyle P
    Kyle P says:

    this is gross dude. If you really care about your health and your family please don't eat this crap anymore. This is something I'd eat in high school after a football game cuz I didn't know any better… You should know better. Stop.

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  8. Arla Abrell
    Arla Abrell says:

    Tina's Red Hot Beef Burrito, nuke it, cover it with Botanera hot sauce and shredded Chihuahua, Quessilo/Oaxaca or Monterrey Jack cheese, nuke it again to melt cheese use a knife and fork to eat it – and they are ghetto perfection for a filling "meal" or big snack.

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  9. M G
    M G says:

    You need to cook these in a toaster oven they are much better a little crispy. Then you eat them with some taco sauce and they are quite good. Until you fall over dead.

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  10. Travelling Slim
    Travelling Slim says:

    Sounds like Tina's should switch to the Weight-Gain segment of the food industry. If they can manage to squeeze 800+ calories into about 2tbsp of filling and a regular burrito, that's quite an impressive feat that could be used for "hardgainers" like myself!

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  11. Kamikazékim
    Kamikazékim says:

    The wolfpit is truly the food Chanel for the people. No one else with his subscriber count is making videos about these goofy processed foods we see in our supermarkets

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  12. Bobby Brooks
    Bobby Brooks says:

    TVP is a soy boy food that's not all that easy to digest, has pyto hormone AND allergic reactions Plus, there’s a small risk of consuming solvents that are left lingering in TVP due to the manufacturing process….. AND your pulling food apart AND Frankenstein creating it again all with corporate chemicals designed to have infinite shelf lives because they're filled with preservatives AND other life on earth don't want to eat That Crap anyway

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  13. Eric Davis
    Eric Davis says:

    It's flour and salt basically. It would cost no more than 45 cents a burrito if you make a burrito like it at home after buying some filler and flour. Could just use beans and cheese and or refried beans, ground meat. Beans and cheese, ground meat. 8 dollars at most. Flour probably already in your pantry. Tablespoon of meat and or beans and cheese any combination of those you like and you could make over 20 of those. Save money and you won't be consuming shovels full of salt every bite.

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  14. Curb Your Shi*
    Curb Your Shi* says:

    Although massively unhealthy, the amount of Calories per dollar is completely outstanding. I approve of this as lazy poor person's food. Would survive on them / 10. <$3 a day subsistence food is good food in my opinion.

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  15. ThommyYaya
    ThommyYaya says:

    I also want to say I really appreciate you giving TVP a fair shake. I used to be vegetarian and it makes a great alternative to hamburger. However, if you're eating a "beef" burrito and half of it is TVP, that's just them being cheap as hell

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  16. ThommyYaya
    ThommyYaya says:

    Another flash back from my apartment/cab driver days. I was amazed at how little flavour this brand of burrito had. How can you have so many ingredients with so little taste? 2:50 ah the classic "fold the tortilla up so that it makes up half the burrito" technique

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