Food Comparison
March 2010 Issue
Turning Up the Heat on Supermarket Mexican Food
Need to spice up your life? Your local supermarket can help. Back in the day, the Mexican section of the grocery store included a few boxes of hard taco shells, some taco seasoning packets, and, if you were lucky, a couple of jars of salsa. But as Americans’ desire for more international flavors, and our quest for heat increased, the size of that spicy little section of the market has exploded. Now you can find almost any kind of South of the Border food you desire in boxes, bags, cans, and frozen pouches, some ready to be eaten in only minutes. Ole! Don’t Get Burned.
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