[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This salsa you can definitely taste the freshness and all the vegetables goodness in it. No artificial taste or junk in it. It's a bit on the sour side because of the lime in it. Wished it wasn't so watery n maybe can be more flavorful. I use it to add to my stew, soup, etc... The possibilities are endless! It's not spicy at all for us, even the kids like it! We shared it with our neighbors too n everyone loved it.

People on here complain that it is watery, well that's what I enjoy the most about it! The flavor is outstanding, very fresh tasting. This is the only salsa I buy and keep onhand in my home and receive numerous compliments when I serve it to my guests. I just wish I could find the Salsa Cesera Mild in the 68 or 70 oz jug size somewhere?

Differently did not like eating along on chips. When I put in melted cheese it was okay so I will eat this bottle but will not be buying again. Looks way better than the taste, not sure how it has so many good reviews maybe they haven't eaten any good salsa before.

I wanted authentic Mexican salsa and this salsa definitely reminded me of authentic Mexican salsa!! I wish it wasn't so watery, but none the less, the FLAVOR IS ON POINT and the chunks of tomatoes, onions etc were plenty in each bite!! Mmmmmm I LOVE IT.

I think Herdez salsa is the best, for a jarred, non-cooked, no sugar added;(yuck!!) Discovered back in 2008. Haven't stopped buying since You can tell each batch is a little different. Sometimes Mild is spicy, Medium is more Mild. It's the peppers!! They are never the same. Love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Like the mild one, this salsa has a delicious fresh flavor packed with tomatoes, peppers, onions and garlic. It carries more of a spicy jalapeño kick to it than the mild of course. It's very good, chunky and

On a recent visit to the Yucatan, a friend of mine served this Salsa Casera with taco chips. Now I'm back in Australia and of course this product is not available in any store here. I hesitate to buy online due to extremely high shipping costs. Guess I'll just have to go back to Mexico. For those below who posted negative reviews, I'd say your comments are not based on the product but more on the Mexican culture.

We always keep this in our pantry because you just never know when chips and salsa are going to be a good idea. We will never buy Pace again. I have even started adding Salsa Casera to other sauces like spaghetti sauce and other tomato dishes and it's excellent! We love it.

This was my first purchase of the Casera variety from Herdez (love the salsa verde). Tostidos tried to make a 'restaurant-style' jarred salsa a few years ago, and this is clearly what they were trying to emulate. Super fresh-tasting goodness from a jar! Table salsa is supposed to be a little watery, so some of these comments are just completely uninformed. I could drink what's left after dipping straight out of the jar. (Though It's also great for cocktails and many other uses.) No sugary taste, no tomato paste, no acidity. This blows every jarred salsa in the chip aisle out of the water. Stick with the Latin section salsa like Herdez, and you'll always be on point.

Years ago I always bought the hot and loved it. I haven't bought any for awhile. Today I decided to buy the medium for the kids and it had no flavor whatsoever. I wanted to see if maybe I got a bad jar so came the site but after reading these reviews it looks like I'm not alone. Hopefully this is just a bad batch and it this isn't due to new ingredients.