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Ana at Itacate gourmet productos mexicanos has several vendors (homemade) And Tina’s grocery in barrio chino also has several varieties.

Well it was born out of my own need for good salsa. I can’t say I’m making a mint because i do spend on good quality ingredients and it takes time. But I’m selling it for 750 pesos a jar ( 360 mm. )So its not cheap. But people who like salsa ( even Argentines that LIKE spicy salsa ) are...

at every party at my house. But its precious bc Velveeta. lol

I do not sell or make tortilla chips but we order them wholesale ( Antojotos) to sell if people don’t know where to get them, or want a large bag. And obviously we, ourselves, go through a ton of them regularly. Not sure why Tostitos suddenly disappeared from Carrefour, Jumbo and Disco a few...

not at this point.perhaps in the future. If you need a good taco fix however, try Ulúa and/ or Taquería Diaz.

Hey you guys, Covid-born desperation hatched a TexMex salsa business right here in River City ( CABA). I was a long-term Austinite (over 30 yrs). If you’ve got a hankering for some seriously glorious, authentic, and even SPICY TexMex salsa, (and I Know you do) message me. We’ve got both green...