JD's Salsa In Seconds Product Review: Noreen's Kitchen

JD's Salsa website: http://jdsalsa.com/ JD's Salsa YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/jdsalsa9697/feed?filter=1 Greetings! I received an email from the good folks at JD's Salsa in Seconds asking me if I would sample and review their "Salsa in Second's" mix. I said send it on over! This is so simple you won't believe it! Take a pint of your home canned diced tomatoes or one 14 ounce can of diced tomatoes and add two scoops of the mix. Stir well and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Then break out the chips and enjoy! This was delicious! Both versions were equally wonderful! The salsa actually tastes like you made it yourself. I think this would be a wonderful base for your own home canned salsa using that bumper crop of tomatoes some of us are experiencing right now. I know that mine have calmed down a bit with all the heat, but now the rain is coming and the nights are starting to be a bit cooler so my lemon boys are now setting more fruit. In a matter of weeks, I will have another crop of yellow tomatoes. I think I am going to make salsa with it and can it. This will save me the time of having to chop and add the fresh veggies. I think I will give it a go and see how it turns out! The JD's company proudly boasts that their product contains No sugar, fat, cholesterol, preservatives, artificial ingredients and is salt free. I like that you can look at the ingredients and instead of seeing "spices" you actually see what is in it! The canister retails for $24.95 and makes between 25 and 30 cups of salsa. This breaks down to less than $1 per cup. I don't think that is really bad if you consider the price of dried spices and spice mixes as well as the price of better salsas in the store. If you grow your own tomatoes, this will be even more economical in the end product. They also offer discounts on multiple canisters as well as free shipping when you order three or more. I think this mix would be lovely as a taco or chili seasoning. I like that it is salt free and I also like that I can discern all of the ingredients in the canister. This would also make a great base for dips. I added some to a bit of sour cream and it was great! You could use this as a meat rub, base for salad dressing, Stirred into some cottage cheese. Your limit is your imagination! This will add a nice kick to just about anything. Mix some up in your ketchup and it will be super! Remember, Christmas is coming! This would make a great gift! Even if you didn't want to make the salsa, you could divide this up into jelly jars, seal and tie with a bow and put a tag with instructions for the end user! You could probably fill up 3 jelly jars with what is in the canister! Or you could simply make up the salsa and water bath can it and give that for special gifts with a bag of gourmet tortilla chips! Go over to their website and check them out! They have a nice recipe section and I understand that they will have a cook book coming soon. I hope you will check them out and make sure to stay tuned for a contest announcement later in the week! The JD's company has been kind enough to provide me with some Salsa in Seconds to give away and share with my viewers! Enjoy! JD's Salsa In Seconds, Salsa Mix, Product Review, Salsa Mix Review, Dried Salsa Mix Review, Salsa in Seconds Review, Salsa In Seconds, Instant Salsa Mix, Review, Canned Tomatoes, Diced Tomatoes, Dried Salsa Mix Demonstration, Quick and Easy, Budget Friendly, Economical, Salsa Dip, Creamy Salsa Dip Recipe, Kitchen, Food, Cooking, Eating, Recipe, Recipes, Howto, How to, How-to, YouTube, Tutorial, Food Storage, Canning, Gift Ideas, Christmas, Pantry Ideas, Spice Blend, Noreen's Kitchen, Homemade, Home Made, Noreen, Atticus9799