What's your favorite Taco Sauce/Salsa from a jar?

[JIMMYBUFFETT]

Julio’s from Texas.

Love the flavor but it's just not hot enough for me. You have to purchase them from one of their stores, but their taco shells are awesome.

 

[BigStar]

Glad you did it so I didn't have to...what's wrong with mild chunky? Us East Coasters Guess it's like saying our favorite pizza is Dominos to a NYer..

 

[Rockport]

Love the flavor but it's just not hot enough for me. You have to purchase them from one of their stores, but their taco shells are awesome.

I live in Hawaii and buy it from Amazon. I get the hot version.

 

[cityochamps]

I like that smokey flavor
Riba Foods, the original Master Roasters of Arriba! Salsas and Dips

 

[Hoofbite]

Love this brand, but I prefer habanero. Ghost pepper tastes a bit to chemically, if that makes sense.

 

[Denim Chicken]

Love this brand, but I prefer habanero. Ghost pepper tastes a bit to chemically, if that makes sense.

I like them both. The peach one is pretty good too.

 

[Denim Chicken]

Also like this one

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[JIMMYBUFFETT]

It's not taco sauce or salsa but Matouk's Calypso sauce is fantastic. I had it the first time in Trinidad and Tobago where they eat it on everything from fried fish and rice, to chicken and pizza. You'll find it all over the West Indies and it's a scotch bonnet and mustard base sauce that's really hot. I brought some home, but was thrilled to find it on Amazon when I ran out.

 

[Khartun]

Also like this one

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I really like this one. It is HOT.

 

[Tabascocat]

For regular, nothing fancy tacos at home:

When I am feeling froggy:

 

[Runwildboys]

Julio's is great.
They're small against Cuauhtemoc from Texas.

I should send you some because I owe you (I haven't forgotten my failure to you).

PM me your address, should you wish and I will send you what I'm talking about for you to try.
No need to pay anything.

He's in friggin' Hawaii!!!

 

[Runwildboys]

I really like this one. It is HOT.

I have that in my fridge. I use it very sparingly, but it has a great flavor.

 

[Runwildboys]

Just browsed through their products, they look mighty tasty

They do. Took me a while to find the salsa though. Nice looking website too, I must say.

 

[Runwildboys]

I like that smokey flavor
Riba Foods, the original Master Roasters of Arriba! Salsas and Dips

That looks good!

 

[Runwildboys]

Love this brand, but I prefer habanero. Ghost pepper tastes a bit to chemically, if that makes sense.

Habanero is the best hot pepper flavor, IMO.

 

[cityochamps]

That looks good!

It is really good, they have a dozen or so different flavors and it is made in Texas. Not new jersey!

 

[Corso]

He's in friggin' Hawaii!!!

I know. I'm going to send him some as I owe him.
I don't know if he's ever had real chipotle salsa before, but he's about to!

The thing is, it is so authentically made that each jar's heat is different from every pepper batch and this is not tomato based like most store-brand salsas, it's pepper based. They're pretty much a mom&pop that's succeeding so they don't strictly regulate the heat.

Usually it's about medium. Every once in awhile it can get kinda hot.
The flavor is out of this world though, if you like how smoky the chipotle pepper is.
It's not necessarily for everybody. Like my wife thinks it's good, but she tends to go more salsa de arbol.
Why they don't advertise and sell it online I have no idea.
They should.

 

[Corso]

For regular, nothing fancy tacos at home:

When I am feeling froggy:

I actually really like the Taco Bell sauces, lol.
It's like a guilty pleasure.

 

[Runwildboys]

I know. I'm going to send him some as I owe him.
I don't know if he's ever had real chipotle salsa before, but he's about to!

The thing is, it is so authentically made that each jar's heat is different from every pepper batch and this is not tomato based like most store-brand salsas, it's pepper based. They're pretty much a mom&pop that's succeeding so they don't strictly regulate the heat.

Usually it's about medium. Every once in awhile it can get kinda hot.
The flavor is out of this world though, if you like how smoky the chipotle pepper is.
It's not necessarily for everybody. Like my wife thinks it's good, but she tends to go more salsa de arbol.
Why they don't advertise and sell it online I have no idea.
They should.

I've never heard of pepper based salsa, to be honest. It sounds amazing, and I assume it doesn't get watery, like tomato salsa.

 

[Tabascocat]

I actually really like the Taco Bell sauces, lol.
It's like a guilty pleasure.

They are underrated imo, not a fan of chunky salsa.