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Packsize | 12/8.65 OZ |
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Living by our motto “everything tastes better in a burrito”
Nicknamed the “Burrito Architect” for his relentless dedication to making out of this world burritos, Dis Burrito’s founder, Michael Fox, is all about crafting burritos with purpose to delight burrito lovers wide and far. His passion for creating the most stellar burrito has been years in the making and COVID-19 gave him the time to finally perfect the art and science. From the size of the burrito, to the layering of ingredients, to the flavors, Fox has mastered how to craft a burrito that you’ll keep craving.
During his time sheltering at home, Fox grew tired of regular old dinners while quarantining. He decided to make breakfast for dinner to shake things up and focus on creating the perfect burrito to share with friends in the post-COVID world. Love is shown through cooking, right?! He knew he wanted green chili incorporated that popped but didn’t overbear, potatoes that weren’t just a filler, eggs that were 100% authentic, a heavy lifting blend of cheeses and the highest quality proteins. Once he found the perfect mix of ingredients and the fluffiest flour tortillas, Dis Burrito was born! We like to consider it one of the silver linings from 2020.
The consumption of corn smut originated directly from Aztec cuisine. For culinary use, the galls are harvested while still immature — fully mature galls are dry and almost entirely spore-filled. The immature galls, gathered two to three weeks after an ear of corn is infected, still retain moisture and, when cooked, have a flavor described as mushroom-like, sweet, savory, woody, and earthy. Flavor compounds include sotolon and vanillin, as well as the sugar glucose.
Del Mayab Achiote Red: Experience the vibrant flavors of traditional Mexican cuisine with Del Mayab Achiote Red, a popular seasoning paste made from annatto seeds and spices. Authentic Mexican Flavor: This achiote paste brings an authentic taste to your dishes, infusing them with a unique blend of smoky, earthy, and slightly sweet flavors. Rich Color and Aroma: The vibrant red color of the achiote paste adds an appetizing visual appeal to your meals, while the aromatic spices enhance the overall sensory experience. Versatile Ingredient: Use Del Mayab Achiote Red to marinate and season various meats, poultry, fish, and vegetables, creating mouthwatering dishes with a distinct Mexican touch. Easy to Use: The convenient 3.5 oz (100g) package makes it effortless to add the desired amount of achiote paste to your recipes, ensuring consistent and flavorful results every time. Traditional Recipe: Del Mayab is known for its commitment to preserving the traditional Mexican flavors, and this achiote paste is made following time-honored recipes that have been passed down through generations. Enhance Your Dishes: Whether you’re making tamales, tacos, grilled meats, or stews, the Del Mayab Achiote Red adds depth, complexity, and a touch of authenticity to your culinary creations. Natural Ingredients: This achiote paste is made with high-quality, natural ingredients, ensuring a pure and authentic flavor without any artificial additives or preservatives. Convenient Storage: The achiote paste comes in a resealable package, allowing you to store it easily and maintain its freshness for future use. Explore Mexican Cuisine: Del Mayab Achiote Red opens the door to a world of Mexican flavors, allowing you to explore and experiment with traditional dishes from various regions of Mexico.
GOYA Guava Paste is a delicacy in Latin households. It is enjoyed with cheese and makes a delicious filling for empanadas. Serve sweet Goya Guava Paste with cheese and crackers as a snack or appetizer like sweet turnovers called “Pastelitos”, for a treat that is sure to be a crowd favorite. From pastries to cheese, Latin Americans will put this sweet paste on almost anything! Try one today!
Masa is Spanish for dough. In the Americas, it is often short for masa de maiz, a maize (corn) dough made from freshly prepared hominy. It is used for making corn tortillas, tamales, pupusas, arepas and many other Latin American dishes. The dried and powdered form is called masa harina.
Snack size tortilla wraps made with Colorado grown malbec wine.