Kinder's Premium Quality Organic Rub and Seasoning - The Taco Blend, 10oz

I cook a lot on my Blackstone...in fact, just about everything I make during warm weather is cooked on the griddle. Kept seeing other cooks mentioning Kinder's in some of the videos I watch, so I ordered a few varieties. This incredible Taco Blend has a bunch of flavors that hit perfectly...chili powder, ancho, lime...really adds great flavor. So far, my favorite recipe is using it on Chicken or Beef crunchwraps. I cube up some chicken or steak, add peppers and onions, a little olive oil, garlic, and a good shake of the Kinder's Taco Blend, then let it marinate to absorb all those flavors. After cooking the meat and veggies on the Blackstone, I place a good heap in the center of a large "burrito size" tortilla, shake on some more Kinder's Taco Blend, then add a slice of cheese and a tostada, then wrap the tortilla in a "pentagon shape" to close it. The tostada helps hold in the fillings and adds crunch. I put the tortilla folded-side down with a spritz of oil on the griddle and let it crisp up and seal that side, then flip and brown up the opposite side. I've had rave reviews for this, and everybody mentions the great spices. Just delicious!

Finally a taco seasoning with the right amount of salt and heat with no weird aftertaste! This stuff is perfect.

The best taco flavor hands down I recommend buying this size the 10 oz is almost same price as the 5 oz one

Kinder taco seasoning was recommended to me by a Mexican home cook who always makes fabulous food, so I decided to try it. This Kinder taco seasoning tastes better than the stuff you get in foil packages in the grocery store. For one, it's obvious from the start that there's less food coloring, because the food comes out a muted brownish-red color, rather than a lurid, radioactive red color. It takes a bit more Kinder to season the food than you'd think; instead of trying to "salt" your meat with it, try taking off the cap and using a tablespoon. Those grocery store packets often weigh as much as an ounce, for a dollar or more! So you can afford to use more Kinder to make your food nice and spicy. Kinder is not hot, but it is very flavorful, and has a nice balance between the cumin, chili powder, oregano, and garlic. A taco seasoning that goes too heavy on any of these four spices is not going to be good! Kinder has this balance just right. Kinder taco seasoning is a quality product sold at a good price. I'll definitely be buying it over and over again.

I like it! I bought this cause I'm reaching a point in life where I'm too lazy to make my own spice blends. This has a very smokey profile, but it's not overpowering. Little bit spicy, maybe ever so slightly spicier than an average taco seasoning blend? You get a ton for the price too. I've used it for soy curls, roasting cauliflower, and sprinkling on cheesy corn. It's yummy!

our family's favorite taco rub. harder to find than before. i pray they dont discontinue or else i'll have to copy cat it at home (chipotle ground i'm prety sure). but how to get lime? i find it for good prices at lucky and once in a while on sale on amazon here. it's got great citrus notes. and one important thing, compared to others: the grind is nicely consistent. no big chunks. easy to apply on meats and spread it around so there's no burning chunks on the grill or pan and no flavor surprise bursts for the kids. that's a main reason they love this--it's well executed.

Kinder makes amazing seasonings and this taco rub is no different. I bought it as a seasoning for when I cook tacos instead of using the ones you find at the store like McCormick or other brands. Great flavor, smoky taste, and a little goes a long way.

Unless Kinder doesn't have a flavor we're looking for, I'm buying this brand! Strong, but not overpowering flavor!