This paprika made an awesome flavor in the dry rub I made for 2 racks of baby back ribs: 8 tbsp smoked paprika (Members Mark Spanish Style) 6 tbsp brown sugar 3 tbsp Kosher salt 2 tbsp black pepper freshly ground 1 tbsp ground cumin 1 tbsp mustard powder 1 tbsp garlic powder 1 tbsp onion powder ¼ tsp hot cayenne pepper.

A recipe called for Smoked Paprika but a small bottle of it at our local clmarket was $8. I substituted this and it worked great. By the way, this large container, with a generous expiration date, was about the same price as the little bottle at the grocery store.

Pantry staple. Grateful they haven't reduced the size and increased the price like some other things.

I cook with paprika frequently and like having a supply on hand at all times. For ease of use, I transfer a working supply to a smaller bottle that fits with my other spices and herbs. Great value

I use a lot of smoked paprika and this is smoked paprika. Look at the ingredients online. I also taste tested and confirmed. This is good stuff at a reasonable price

Sending it to my mom in Guatemala,, she was deported and can't find any Paprika at the stores around her. Hope she like it!

Good product for the money

I haven't used this yet but have a chicken wing recipe for it. I'm sure it will be good.

Ran out of my usual go to Smoked Paprika by McCormick so I ordered this one. I’ve used it once since the purchase and let’s just say It is not what I expected. If you’re looking for the Smokey flavor as I too was expecting, this is not it. It’s more of a sweet flavor or no flavor at all. Highly disappointed as I’ve purchased other seasonings from Sam’s this is the first where it’s just not what it says it is.

Mexican paprika is the lowest quality option. If you cared about quality you would carry spicy Hungarian paprika and sweet Hungarian paprika. The spicy is much better than Mexican paprika for Mexican dishes and is the only option for most Hungarian, German, and Slavic dishes. Hungarian sweet paprika brings a unique flavor that is not available in any other bulk spice. With that context, The Mexican paprika that you sell is lackluster at best and relatively flavorless.