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Herdez avocado salsa
Yellowbird Serrano
Central Market tomatillo

I vote for the herdez

Tatemada Salsa Verde at Costco

I like the HEB Mi Tienda version

I'm definitely not THAT guy who runs around talking about health and food that are bad for you, but I've seen a couple videos that say the Herdez avocado salsa is worse for you than most others. Evidently, the regular Herdez salsa verde is ok. A quick ChatGPT query found this:

Unlike fresh avocado salsa or homemade guacamole, the packaged Herdez product contains:

• Soybean oil and other added vegetable oils
• Canola oil
• Maltodextrin
• Natural and artificial flavors
• Modified starches and gums (xanthan gum)
• Sometimes artificial colors like Yellow 5, Blue 1, etc.

That stuff is in all kinds of things and isn't honestly part of the list I look for. Soybean oil ain't the best but considering the quantity in which you're using this salsa at each use, I can't imagine it's much threat.

Take that list of ingredients and extrapolate it to a scale like iced tea, where in you're drinking a few glasses daily, now I'm concerned.

But a teaspoon on each of 3 tacos? Nah, not worth the hullabaloo.

I do like the Mi Tienda stuff for store bought. If you ever have a little bit of time, this is relatively easy to do.

This is the correct answer. This and the habanero are the only 2 store bought salsas I buy.