mexican salsa

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What sizes do the jars and bottles of these salsas and sauces come in?

Common package sizes in this group include 16 oz, 15 oz, 12 fl oz and 8.1 fl oz.

Which ingredients typically add heat or flavor to these Mexican salsas?

Heat and flavor commonly come from serrano, jalapeno, habanero, chipotle, roasted jalapenos, guajillo and arbol chiles, plus garlic, onion, tomatoes, cilantro and bell peppers.

Which fruit flavors appear in the fruit-style salsas and how are they described?

Fruit-style salsas feature mango, peach and pineapple. They’re described as sweet-and-spicy, chunky toppings paired with mild jalapeno heat.

Are these salsas ready to eat or intended for cooking?

Most listings state the items are “Ready to Eat.” The birria sauce, however, is sold as a cooking sauce with simmering directions for use with meat.

Do these salsas contain artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives?

Multiple listings explicitly state they contain no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, and several product descriptions repeat that wording.

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