Pace Chunky Mild Salsa, 16 oz Jar

This salsa arrived securely sealed, and the first thing I noticed after opening it was the fresh tomato aroma. The texture is genuinely chunky, noticeable pieces of tomatoes, onions, and peppers, without being watery or overly thick. It pours easily but still holds up well on a chip without sliding off. The “mild” label is accurate. There's a gentle warmth, but nothing overpowering, making it family-friendly and great for gatherings. I've used it beyond tortilla chips, spooned over scrambled eggs, mixed into taco meat, and even stirred into rice for added flavor. It adds brightness without dominating the dish. Pros: Fresh flavor, satisfying chunky texture, balanced mild heat. Cons: If you prefer a bold spice level, this one may feel a bit too tame. Helpful tip: Give the jar a good stir before serving to evenly distribute the chunks and juices.

It's specifically labeled gluten-free. The ingredients (tomatoes, jalapeños, onions, vinegar, etc.) don't contain gluten Pace also states they verify gluten-free status through testing and ingredient checks Quick takeaway ✅ Gluten-free ✅ No wheat, barley, or rye ingredients ✅ Generally safe for gluten-free diets

It's worth the price. Used on burritos. Perfect texture because it's thick, chunky and mild. Also, added some in bowl and heated up with cheese for my chips. I have acid reflux so usually can't eat anything spicy. But the mild taste doesn't kick or have a fire taste to it. Just mild enough for me to taste and enjoy.

We always use Pace in our hamburger-cheese dip. It has the best texture and flavor. This salsa is also good on it's own. To make the dip for a party... Brown 2 pounds of ground beef and drain. Add 2 pounds of Velveeta or the Great Value brand of Velveeta, a large jar of Pace salsa, a drained can of rotel tomatoes, and a splash of milk. Heat until cheese is all melted and smooth. Great to make it a crockpot for parties and keep the heat setting on warm. Never leave a crockpot unattended. After all, it is an appliance and things can happen.

The tomatoes and the Chili's and garlic and all makes this salsa taste great! it comes in a variety of mild , medium, and spicy. with the super bowl coming up I buy quite a few of these for your chips and other items that you have at your parties. enjoy

We like the product, except, for some reason, if we don't use it all in the first opening...the lid area gets almost rusty/gross!!! It defiantly needs an update, because after opening it %26 seeing all the crud crusty yucky stuff, it goes in the bin. Too bad, it's a waste. We don't get it often because of that reason.

I'm originally from Maine. Lobsters are served with butter. Other similar fish captured in the south are often served with hot sauces. My mother never used garlic. Although I do, I find most "mild" salsas to be a little hotter than I would prefer, especially since heat in food is something I am supposed to be careful about because it aggravates a skin condition called roseacea. That is the case with Pace. A little hotter than I would like. It's good quality. Nice and chunky. Walmart is suggesting that I talk about chips and dip, I used it as spaghetti sauce! Salsa - and not just Pace's brand - works well for that.

Pace Chunky Mild Salsa is always a staple in our house. The flavor is fresh, the texture is great, and the mild version has just enough kick without being too spicy for everyone in the family. We use it for taco nights, nachos, burritos, taco salads, and even as a quick dip with tortilla chips. The chunky tomatoes, onions, and peppers give it a homemade feel that works with so many meals. It's one of those products I find myself buying over and over because it's consistent and always tastes good. If you like a flavorful salsa without a lot of heat, this is a great choice!

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