I have found myself looking at a label in the grocery store thinking "what would Bobby think of this" lol... I'm a slow learner but at least I'm still learning.
Bobby, Costco has Organic Jack's Cantina Salsa. Great taste, all organic ingredients, no tomato puree, and no added sugar. Great price too. Can't beat taste, quality, and price!
Wow I really appreciate the extra work you put into this video! The close ups of the products and ingredients in the corner of the screen as you are talking about them. So helpful! Please keep doing this. 🙂
Hi Bobby and family! That Mateo’s salsa I got after you recommended it was soooo good. I pay way more attention to the chips now that I get now too cause good chips for good salsa! And at Thrive Market I found two Base Culture breads I had not seen before. Cause they started carrying them. And Laird Superfood creamer in My Organic Market, aka MOMs here locally. Win, Win! Have a great day everyone!
Hey Bobby! I’d love to see you make a video, or series of videos, about what the healthiest meals are to order in different cuisines! I’ve loved the videos you’ve made about the best things to order at fast food chains, and I’d love to know what the best (and worst) things to get would be when ordering Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican, etc. What do you think? 😃
And this is why I've taken up gardening/canning/freezing again. I know what I'm putting in it. Understand it's not feasible for everyone, but every little bit helps.
As a Mexican, it’s ok to add to eggs or a quesadilla. I was taught to make it fresh at home and then store it in an old mason jar in the refrigerator with a 1-2 tbsp of red Apple vinegar
Hey Bobby, #HappySaturday!🌞🌴 Love me some good chips & salsa, I would gravitate to the wrong types, without to much reading the ingredients…You have changed that! Thnx U! #HappyFathersDay 👔🏈☕️
When I was around 8 years old I used to go to a family owned Mexican grocery store with my grandpa on weekends when he would buy meat and sides for Sunday grilling and there was a little corner of the store where an old lady used to come by once a week to make in house salsa with home grown tomatoes/peppers and in house made tortilla chips.. I have never tasted salsa that delicious and pure in my life ever again. There was definitely more in there but I was so obsessed with it my grandpa would always buy a second tub from her every time she would come around to make some.
Adding Frontera double roasted salsa on my grocery list - thank you! Also I just bought Inno Foods Keto organic gluten free crackers from Costco & they are really good. Not sure if you reviewed that yet.
Ay Dios mío, come to my house snd I’ll make you fresh organic salsa. I grill the tomatoes, Anaheim chiles and onions on the grill. Then hit the blender and add fresh cilantro sea salt and pepper. Add grilled jalapeños for an extra kick. That’s how my mamá showed me to make salsa rica 🤑.
Where is the list? I really like your videos they are very informative but I also really like the list since you speak so quickly that I need to have a reference. Please publish your list. thanks and keep up the great work
Mateo’s salsa, found at Walmart, seems very clean, although not organic. Ingredients in mild are: tomatoes, water, jalapeno peppers, dehydrated garlic, salt, cilantro, red wine vinegar, spice, lemon, juice concentrate…..and tasted pretty good!
Your Daughter has a GREAT NAME!!! My name is: ROSIE. Some people call me 🌹 ROSE. I LOVE your channel!!! We’re already buying your favorite recommended foods. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!😊😁
Thanks so much for the rundown! I’ve been trying to figure out which chips and salsa were the healthiest for me to buy-some of the chips, when you read the nutrition label and ingredients list seemed just as unhealthy as the all natural potato chips out there! This helps me to both buy what’s truly healthy, while saving money at the same time! Much appreciated!
Unfortunately last year we tried the Frontera, and it was awful. Won't buy it again. My favorite is Kroger's brand called Private Selection Restaurant Style. It wouldn't be Bobby approved because it has natural flavoring as the last ingredient, but honestly it tastes better than all the rest of those sauces.
I doubt all those chips with sunflower oil are expeller pressed - which is a much more expensive process. Most sunflower oil is solvent expelled, a much cheaper process, which results in a less healthy oil in terms of the essential fatty acid content, and its then refined with high heat.
Bobby, have you tried the organic Jack's Cantina Salsa from Costco? It's in the refrigerated isle but sooooo good. And amazing ingredients too! We love putting it in organic refried beans for a dip!
We do foster care and it is so funny. Because when they go to a visit with there Bio parents and they bring snacks for the kiddos and the kids ask if its Bobby approved.
Hi Flavcity! I was listening and taking down notes while eating Cassava Chips from my kitchen! 🥰 I so agree with that tomato paste! 😒I'd most certainly go for the "No filler, all thriller"( no sugar) salsa!🍈🧄🧅🍅 Take care! 💕☮
Bobby, how are you? I see keep pushing the Siete chips but they are loaded with carbs. It’s great that it’s not made with corn but ones glucose will still spike due to the amount of carbs it has.
Well, not being on the Paleo diet, I would get the corn chips, as long as they are non-GMO, that they are organic, they are cookked in avacado oil and that they are salted with either Pink Himalayan salt or sea salt that which has not been fulled around with.
Something to consider - The Frontera Double Roasted Tomato Salsa recommended listed Xanthan Gum as its last ingredient. Something to consider with Xanthan Gum - this is an additive to thicken drilling muds used to drill oil wells. I know websites will state that this is a natural ingredient, just not sure how one should feel about eating something that is used to drill oil wells.......
I’m lucky to have 2 great fresh salsas in my grocery store. East Coast and my store brand. There’s also Green Mountain Gringo - I’ve never tried it, but I’ve heard raves and the ingredients are perfect.
In the Phoenix Arizona Costco market, we have a really clean organic salsa, 50oz for around $5 in the refrigerated section. (El Sol brand, made in gilbert AZ)
I always get the fresh salsa from Trader Joe’s. It tastes much more than the Aldi one. I’ll need to check out the ingredients. BUT let me tell you! Aldi has a new grain free, CASSAVA tortilla chip. Plain or lime flavored. I was excited & eat them with my chipotle salads. They also have grain free pretzels in different flavors. They’re all soy free & run about $2.99 for 5oz or so.
I’ve tried finding an organic salsa Without cilantro (which I detest) and can’t find one. If you know of one, please let me know! Thank you for your content! 🍅
The problem with salsa is that you need preservatives or excess sodium and a longer cooking time to make it shelf stable. Once you get the hang of it a good salsa takes 15-20 minutes max
As usual, you are not mentioning the sodium levels for any of these things. I’ve tried that Trader Joe’s Double Roasted. It’s good. Sodium count is not bad. I looked up the Frontera, it was about 187. I was at Whole Foods today and found a salsa called Localfolks Foods that was “Bobby Approve” and only had 55 sodium. I combined that with some "Bobby Approved" Siete Grain Free Tortilla Chips with No Salt, and it works pretty well. The chips are not that thick, so scooping up salsa is a little problematic. But a suggestion like this for sodium watchers would be good. I’m going to guess that since this video is 3 yeas old, that Localfolks Foods didn’t exits back then. Wait, no, they did, since 2004. Maybe Whole Foods just recently started carrying them.
I remember you saying in an older video about the Casa Mamita double roasted salsa being the better option. We were buying it all the time and loved it BUT then our Aldi stopped carrying it! 😳 It's been quite sometime now, like probably almost a year.
Thank you I’ll stop lookin, And how do you get your little book of the (do and don’t ) buy list, yes all in one to take with you shopping. . All I found was “kindle” grocery list……I don’t have a kindle!!!!, but was charged for kindle list, and a new kindle which I never ordered either of them.
@@Lucinda_Jackson It may not have the best oil but the chips are organic and they do use expeller pressed oils and they are a good price point for me. I do not need salt and my husband does not need sugar. We are retired on a budget so we have to watch where we spend our money. This is not something we eat all the time and the chips are really good.
@@patriciadowd2948 I was just answering what read like a question as to whether they are good or not. 🤷🏼♀️ I always say everyone needs to do the best they can and decide what to to do.
In a past video I watched you mentioned On The Border Organic tortilla rounds (blue corn) were a good choice but I didn’t see them in this video. Are they still okay?
Hi Bobby...I actually make my own salsa. It doesn't taste totally like the jarred brands but it works for us. Wondering if you've ever made your own. Thank you for another great video! Ohhhh, and Lesser Evil just came out with Paleo Puffs that are like a cheese doodle type snack!!!! I bought the Himalayan Pink Salt and the No Cheese - Cheesiness! Both were at Walmart. Excellent! And....Happy Father's Day tomorrow!
My entire premeditated grocery list has changed forever since binge watching your videos. Thanks for everything Bobby I haven’t purchased your Keto book yet but I will next week and tell Art I said “hello” 🤣🤦🏾♂️😎💯 *#KeepOnCookingMadeLOVEAaaaandPeace* ✌🏾
@Diana Moore You’re allowed to use your own brain and make up your own mind about what is okay and what isn’t. I agree with Bobby in most things, but Teflon is really only a danger if you cook at too high a temp or use it after it begins to degrade - they are meant to be short term pans, not a lifelong investment. And he has the weird notion that microwaves kill nutrients in foods which has been disproven countless times. In fact, microwaving food can actually help retain nutrients in foods because of shortened cooking times and less (or no) water to leach the nutrients out.
Like watching you videos. FYI roundup is a herbicide not a pesticide. so it is used to kill weeds not bugs. No saying that it will not kill some bugs but its primary use is weeds. Its still not a good thing to get into your body.
This is so helpful! Can you please do best soft flour tortillas and hard shell for taco night? Always looking for the best one to feed my family, hard to find those hard shell taco shells the kids love with good ingredients!
