Taste Test: The Best Salsa!

Frog Ranch Chipotle is the best I've ever had, the regular Hot and mild are good too, for those of you with lower heat tolerance. I have taste too, I was using Sweet Baby Ray's barbeque sauce decades before it got other's attention. Those of you who have Kroger's to shop, they stock the Frog Ranch.

http://frogranch.com/

Ms Renfros is the bomb..habanero is the best if you like hot salsa. I just order it from the website because it can be hard to find, but did find it at Target.

Herdez is by far the best in the Southwest. Pace doesn't hold a candle!

We found the recipe for chicken breasts baked in salsa on the back of the Pace jars is wonderful and very easy. Even a non-cook, like me, can make an impressive meal.

http://www.chachies.com/products.html#hl
Mango & Peach Salsa is the perfect blend of tropical mangoes and the delicate sweetness of cling peaches. With just a touch of heat, and a delicate balance of tomato and fruit flavor, this is one fruit salsa you can enjoy over and over. Makes a great topping for grilled fish, fowl and pork, not to mention as an hors d'oeuvre over a brick of cream cheese.

Newman's Own is by far the best salsa on the shelves, hands down!

I like the hot On The Border salsa with restaurant style Tostitos.

pace baby or home made is all i need!

Wright's of Texas for Me! medium salsa

Hi, Nice article but, I must say Sabrosa's Foods Inc. all natural gourmet roasted bell pepper salsa is (in my book) both the best tasting and healthiest salsa plus it's formulated for low acid which helps keep the heartburn and acid reflux away. If you have not tried this delicious salsa you have no idea what you're missing!!! Take a look for yourselves.......www.sabrosafoods.com

chochie salsa is the best!

Arribba is the best salsa, the brand wasn't even tested.

D-U-M-B! All those salsas are pooh. Casa Sanchez out of SF is the best store bought salsa hands down.

I agree with groverox; Newman's Own is great, and tastes fresh. I especially like their lime and pineapple salsas. Wonderful.

I sometimes make my own but mostly el paso this article is about one thing and that's getting people to spend more money on organic which is much more expensive than non organic and not necessarily any better. Preservatives are fine if you eat them just not in massive quantities. Salt is a preservative the human body needs salt but too much of it will hurt the body. Organic are for people who are paranoid, want to think themselves better than everyone else, or people with allergies to certain preservatives.

im irish german american and i agree pace is the best

The people of New Mexico are seriously laughing at this!!!! pace is nothing but a glorified wannabe salsa!!!!
Go to Albuquerque, N.M. and try Los Compadres Mexican restaurant!!! The best salsa and food!!!
Hands down.

I can't believe that you didn't test Frieda's salsa! It's the absolute best - mild, medium, or spicy.

Another useless article that lists a bunch of products my stores doesn't sell and that I have never heard of. I personally like red gold salsa, otherwise I would make fresh pico de gayo, rather than try to chase any of these down.

I like the taste of salsa, BUT food is not supposed to hurt, and there is no reason for it to. A little spice is fine if there's some flavor to it, particularly from a medicinal standpoint, but I see any reason for anyone to intentionally eat anything that painfull just for the sake of the pain, unless of course you have masochistic tendencies or enjoy sounding like a pig when you eat. No food is good enough if I have to suffer through it.