Re: [CH] Salsa in a Jar

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Hi, All --

As a side note here, I've never tried the salsa, but Garden of Eatin' does make 
good tortilla chips, too.  I think they might be called "Red Hot and Blue", but 
I could be wrong -- either way, they are salted blue corn tortilla chips with a 
light dusting of red chile.  I wouldn't say that they are hot, but they are 
very crisp and tasty.  I can find them in the "Health Food Section" (if you can 
call it that) of my local Kroger.

Now I want to try the salsa....

Matt


Quoting Dave & Joan Sullivan <djsull@sonic.net>:

> All,
> 
> I usually am not a fan of salsas in jars/cans.  They seem to have too
> much
> sweetness, maybe due to tomato paste.  However, I recently found one
> that I
> like.  It's organic, & can be found in health food stores & probably
> better
> grocery stores that lean in that direction.
> 
> Garden of Eatin'
> Hot Habanero
> Fiery Salsa
> 
> Ingredients: Organic tomatoes, organic onions, organic chilies, organic
> cilantro, organic garlic, salt, habanero chilies and spices.
> 
> Garden of Eatin' Consumer Affairs
> 1-800-434-4246
> (No affiliation, etc.)
> 
> The salsa is medium chunky & has respectable heat.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Joan
> 
> 
> 


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