Old El Paso Taco Sauce - Creamy Queso Dip, Squeeze Bottle 9 oz | Easy Dispensing, Creamy Queso Flavor for Tacos & Nachos, Refrigerate Cap-Side Down Between Uses

This is delicious and is perfect for at home grilled cheese burritos. Convenient and oh so tasty! Paired with TB chipotle sauce- BONE APPLE TEETH 🤤😋 Not super spicy, super affordable, not super thick but enough to get that cheesy flavor.

Smooth and creamy with a nice queso flavor and consistency that’s easy to drizzle. Taste & Quality: Adds a lot of flavor without being overpowering. Creamy texture with just enough taco seasoning flavor mixed in. Real-Life Use: We used this on tacos, burritos, and even fries. It made quick dinners taste more like restaurant-style food. Final Opinion: Definitely worth trying if your family likes queso flavors. Adds an easy extra layer of flavor to meals.

Good flavor . Light heat . Problem is the squeeze bottle . Must be refrigerated , then it gets too thick to pour .

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I originally bought this for tacos, but it quickly became a condiment for everything. Nachos, burritos, fries, baked potatoes, and probably a few foods that had no business receiving queso. Smooth texture, great flavor, and dangerously easy to overuse.

This queso sauce has a weird, semi-fake taste - definitely not a great replacement for cheese on tacos. It is also really difficult to squeeze out, especially once the bottle has been refrigerated. While I like that it is low in fat (1.5g of fat per tbsp serving) and calories (20 calories per serving), these nutrition facts don't make up for the product's shortcomings.

Really good spicy queso cheese

I find this cheese sauce to be best in tiny bits of moderation. Let me elaborate. If you were eating nachos, you might get sick of the flavor of this. It's good for a few chips but once you've eaten that 9th or 10th chip it starts to be less tasty. By the time you're finishing your small nacho tray that you even shared with someone else, you're sick of the flavor of it and you throw the rest of the cheese covered chips out to the birds. On the other hand, there are these little quesadillas that they sell in bags at the store, they're not the best but they're a good quick snack that's affordable for those of us on a really tight budget. When I squeezed a little bit on a few of those when they were almost done cooking in the oven, this really enhanced them. And I wasn't sick of the flavor of it after a few bites. To quickly summarize, it's best used in very small doses on specific items. I don't think I'd want it on a taco or chili cheese dog. I don't think it works great for nachos. It is good for adding a little bit of a cheesy topping on top of like a small quesadilla or those little taco taquito things that you'll also find in the frozen aisle. And for the love of all that is holy to you, don't eat the stuff cold. It's horrible cold. Warm it up somehow, whether it's making it to the oven on top of whatever you're cooking or you have to microwave some in a small dish for dipping. It doesn't even taste like cheese when it's cold. Would I buy this again? If I really needed it for something and couldn't get a jar of my preferred cheese dip, maybe. The price isn't bad and the squeeze jar has its convenience.

Im a fuss pot for cheese sauce so many are artificial and not creamy This is like tosistos but much cheaper plus the squeeze bottle means it doesnt go off ..or I eat the whole jar by accident haha

Ok, but not as good as I thought it would be ... trying to find one that tastes like Taco Bells

Little pricy but closest match we found to what we had in amazing Mexican in USA

Rather disappointing flavour