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I purchased "petite" diced tomatoes made by hunts because my 3 yr old loves "chips and sauce" and thought the petite would suit him. I'm not a chunky salsa guy so I figured I could blend 1/2 of it.
My wife said, why don't you just blend it all so everyone can enjoy it, so I did, as you can see with the photo's.
My 3 yr old decided it was too hot for his young taste buds, which was ok because I knew that meant more for me and the wife.
Now, I like hot foods, sauces, etc...my wife can tolerate so much. I like the heat but for someone who is not use to hot foods this might be too much. I might suggest a "medium" and a "hot" option for the salsa. This I would put in the hot section. Others might disagree but my wife uses the Sucklebusters Cajun Pepper Sauce on a regular basis.
After I blended the salsa I added a lime squeeze, which cut some of the heat. We both loved the taste and flavor and agreed we would offer it to friends and family. Could taste the garlic and onion and liked the "freshness" of the salsa.
When I say 'freshness' I mean that even though the tomatoes came from a can it still tasted fresher (if that's a word) than a commercially packaged salsa.
I suggested it needed maybe some Cilantro to add to more of the Salsa taste. My wife added that it might be a good idea to add that on the package as an "addition" to the salsa along with adding lime.
Other than that I would use this salsa pretty much anything I used salsa on (tacos, burritos, enchiladas, chips and salsa, chicken breast, eggs). Being from Kansas we do have a large hispanic influence in my area and I would put this stuff up against any of the best salsa's I've had locally.
It's a great product Gator and I would purchase and use this product on a regular basis. Hope this helps!
