Tamales are a traditional Mexican dish made of corn dough (masa) filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, or other fillings, wrapped in a corn husk, and steamed.

How do I cook tamales?

Tamales are typically steamed for 60–90 minutes, until the masa is firm and easily pulls away from the husk.

Can I reheat tamales?

Yes, you can reheat tamales by steaming them for about 15–20 minutes or microwaving them wrapped in a damp paper towel for 1–2 minutes.

How do I store leftover tamales?

Store leftover tamales in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week, or freeze them for up to 6 months.

Can I freeze tamales before cooking?

Yes, you can assemble tamales and freeze them before steaming. Cook from frozen, adding extra steaming time.

How do I tell when tamales are done cooking?

Tamales are done when the masa is set and pulls away easily from the husk.

Are tamales gluten free?

Most tamales are gluten free, as they are made from masa harina, but always check the ingredients to be sure.

Can I make tamales without lard?

Yes, you can substitute lard with vegetable shortening, butter, or oil for a vegetarian version.

How long do tamales last in the fridge?

Tamales can last up to one week in the refrigerator when properly stored.

What's the best way to steam tamales?

Stand the tamales upright in a steamer basket above simmering water, cover, and steam until cooked through.

Can I bake tamales instead of steaming?

Steaming is traditional, but tamales can be baked with added moisture, though the texture may differ.

What are common tamale fillings?

Popular fillings include shredded chicken, pork, beef, cheese with jalapeños, beans, and sweet fillings like fruit or chocolate.

How do I make tamales less spicy?

Use milder chiles or omit spicy ingredients in your filling to reduce heat.

Can I eat the corn husk on tamales?

No, the husk is not edible. Remove it before eating.

Where can I buy tamales?

You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.

Where can I buy tamales around me?

You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.

FAQ

What is the minimum order for free delivery?

Free delivery starts at $35 in most areas. The exact minimum may vary by region and will be shown at checkout.

How fast is delivery?

Most orders are delivered within 1–2 days depending on your location. You can select your delivery date at checkout.

Do you have physical store locations?

No, we are 100% online. By operating without physical stores, we keep prices lower and pass the savings to you.

Where do you deliver?

We currently deliver to all 50 U.S. states. Enter your ZIP code to confirm availability in your area.

Are there deals for first-time customers?

Yes! New customers can enjoy exclusive first-order discounts and special promotions.

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Top 5 products for Tamales

#1

Maseca Corn Masa Flour for Tamales

Ideal for tamales, this corn masa flour delivers authentic, buttery corn flavor and perfect dough texture. Use it for suadero, pupusas, or corn tortillas, ensuring soft, pliable shells that hold rich fillings. A staple for traditional Mexican cuisine.

$5.79 - $6.99

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Perfect and fast shipping
Jose
Very good for tamales
MariaLopez
The packaging is excellent; I look forward to making delicious food with it.
CXWang
Perfect
Moises León García
Excelenteee
Evelyn
in good condition
Vale
The packaging is very well done. It has a short shelf life.
Horacio
It arrived in good condition and the expiration date was correct.
Guadalupe Lizeth

#2

Goya Sweet Corn Tamales, Frozen 30 oz

$7.19 - $7.99

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This arrived in perfect condition
yeyi1012castro
Looking forward to trying
Alexis Zang Huang
Good product
masgusto.16866745
They're my favorites and they have them at a good price; there are many offers on this app.
claudiajovel335
This arrived in excellent condition.
yeyi1012castro
I love them, I ordered 2!
Sindy Orellana
The corn tamales are very delicious.
masgusto.15405803
Don’t buy, no corn filling just lots of masa, really dry and tasteless. I had to add cheese and salsa just to make it palatable. I’d rather make my own.
steffiezoo2

#3

Del Real Beef Tamales

Authentic beef tamales deliver classic Mexican comfort—moist masa wrapped around seasoned, tender beef, seasoned with mild chilies and herbs. Perfect for quick meals, party platters or traditional brunches. Ideal for fans of tamales, Mexican street food, and hearty Latino cuisine.

$7.59 - $8.49

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#4

Badia Hojas Para Tamal (Corn Husks)

Ideal for authentic tamales, these corn husks hold moist masa and rich fillings, imparting a subtle smoky aroma. Perfect for Mexican, Guatemalan, or Salvadoran tamales, they steam evenly and keep each bite tender, enhancing traditional festive flavors. They’re biodegradable cheap good for holidays!.

$5.89 - $9.79

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very pretty
Vale
The tamale leaf looks good.
psico.coach.cvt
First time buy. First time making tamale by myself. Hope for success.
Mimi
Perfect to use to make tamales
Siriacalix12

#5

Badia Guajillo Chile

Rich, mildly smoky Guajillo chili adds authentic red‑amber heat to tamales, enchiladas, salsas and pozole. Its low‑calorie, vitamin‑rich profile boosts flavor without fat, making it perfect for healthy Mexican dishes and vibrant tamale fillings.

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I used these dried guajillo chiles for my tamal red sauce and for my red pozole. The dried chiles are always fresh and delicious. I made chicken tamales, beef tamales, and pork pozole. These chiles give my red sauce a deep smokey flavor.
bigredd123456
Ready for some enchiladas
xixoan2000

Frequently asked questions

What are tamales?
Tamales are a traditional Mexican dish made of corn dough (masa) filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, or other fillings, wrapped in a corn husk, and steamed.
Can I reheat tamales?
Yes, you can reheat tamales by steaming them for about 15–20 minutes or microwaving them wrapped in a damp paper towel for 1–2 minutes.
Can I freeze tamales before cooking?
Yes, you can assemble tamales and freeze them before steaming. Cook from frozen, adding extra steaming time.
Are tamales gluten free?
Most tamales are gluten free, as they are made from masa harina, but always check the ingredients to be sure.
How long do tamales last in the fridge?
Tamales can last up to one week in the refrigerator when properly stored.
Can I bake tamales instead of steaming?
Steaming is traditional, but tamales can be baked with added moisture, though the texture may differ.
How do I make tamales less spicy?
Use milder chiles or omit spicy ingredients in your filling to reduce heat.
Where can I buy tamales?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.

How do I cook tamales?
Tamales are typically steamed for 60–90 minutes, until the masa is firm and easily pulls away from the husk.
How do I store leftover tamales?
Store leftover tamales in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week, or freeze them for up to 6 months.
How do I tell when tamales are done cooking?
Tamales are done when the masa is set and pulls away easily from the husk.
Can I make tamales without lard?
Yes, you can substitute lard with vegetable shortening, butter, or oil for a vegetarian version.
What's the best way to steam tamales?
Stand the tamales upright in a steamer basket above simmering water, cover, and steam until cooked through.
What are common tamale fillings?
Popular fillings include shredded chicken, pork, beef, cheese with jalapeños, beans, and sweet fillings like fruit or chocolate.
Can I eat the corn husk on tamales?
No, the husk is not edible. Remove it before eating.
Where can I buy tamales around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.

Perfect and fast shipping
Jose
Very good for tamales
MariaLopez
The packaging is excellent; I look forward to making delicious food with it.
CXWang
Perfect
Moises León García
Excelenteee
Evelyn
in good condition
Vale
The packaging is very well done. It has a short shelf life.
Horacio
It arrived in good condition and the expiration date was correct.
Guadalupe Lizeth
This arrived in perfect condition
yeyi1012castro
Looking forward to trying
Alexis Zang Huang
very pretty
Vale
The tamale leaf looks good.
psico.coach.cvt
First time buy. First time making tamale by myself. Hope for success.
Mimi
Perfect to use to make tamales
Siriacalix12
I used these dried guajillo chiles for my tamal red sauce and for my red pozole. The dried chiles are always fresh and delicious. I made chicken tamales, beef tamales, and pork pozole. These chiles give my red sauce a deep smokey flavor.
bigredd123456
Ready for some enchiladas
xixoan2000
This is ancho chile, it only has two chiles and when I touch them they feel very dry, they feel very hard. I understand that when they feel like this it's because they are very old, but well I hope they have a good flavor.
Martha
love cooking with this chiles
masgusto.16711122
Chile pasilla just like in the store, it looks very fresh and the bag is well sealed
weee.9789571
My chiles to make my sauces...
weee.9729138
Excellent products, I love them.
Jasmin
I haven't tried them yet, I don't know if they are old or tasteless.
kamil10_2000
very good size and price
Daniela.8279
I use it for making chili oil when making pasta. It's not too spicy, but the moderately spicy taste is good for me.
Dayeon / Ella
bought it for my roommies
急切的我们买菜工
Excellent product
Siriacalix12
Chile de arbol excellent product
Siriacalix12
These are very very hard if not impossible to find in my state so I was happy to find them on here. I hope it remains an available item because I will definitely buy more. These are a necessity for Mexican cooking. They are small and hot. Not super hot, but hot.
Cat
It's good, although it doesn't say when it expires.
masgusto.17779513
It's still good. Or I'll check if it's about to expire.
yeyi1012castro
good quality
evyalvy8
This is my first time using it.
La domini
Good quality
encissoo269
good price
Yazmein
Absolutely love the quality
Dienna
very good and fresh
Carlos
They appear to be fine, that is to say, in good condition.
yeyi1012castro
Excellent packaging option, arrived in good condition.
AuroraZacarias
Very spicy. We love it at home.
dani.kok
That's tough
masgusto.16742395
This is my first time trying it, I hope it goes well
masgusto.16687544
love this Chiles rellenos the sauce super good has very good taste. Chiles are good size too...
Aracely
These chile rellenos are so good, I’ve reordered them twice now. My favorite meal with these is chile relleno burritos. I pop the chile in the microwave for 3 minutes, then air fry at 390 for 3 minutes, to make them extra crispy. Then chop them up and put them in tortilla with refried beans and cheese.
huevosbuffaleros
They arrived in very good condition with sky bags to keep them cold. It's my first time trying frozen chile rellenos. I hope they are rich
DA Lion
Good quality and a good price
Marlen
Excellent quality!!!
GabrielaCortez
Maseca for making my tortillas at a very good price
mv559210
Very good quality and they take care to ensure the product arrives in excellent condition.
martinex2850
Very good quality!
GabrielaCortez
Maseca arrived in great condition, thank you.
lusero79