This is a must have pantry item. It is consistent and of good quality. Hard to find generic equivalents at this price.

NOT the same product after the company was bought out. Flavorless and bland, don't waste your money.

I use in lieu of tomato sauce, eliminating acid reflux for the most part. Just enough kick to make most recipes a little spicier.

Ro-Tel Diced Tomatoes & Green Chilies + Velveeta Original Loaf (32 oz., 2 pk.) + Microwave Oven + On The Border Cafe Style Tortilla Chips (26 oz.)= just what needed as Television snack.

I have been using the original Ro-tel for years. I always keep it stocked in my pantry. When I finally ran out I bought more & just realized… to my horror that it now contains cilantro! For the love of God WHY? The can still says Original. You already have a flavor called Lime & Cilantro. There are a lot of people who do not like cilantro & there are some people, like myself, who actually get a soapy taste when eating it. Also, by adding this ingredient, it changes the taste of all the recipes that call for Ro-tel where cilantro does not belong. Who thought this was a good idea? Go back to the Original recipe & lose the nasty cilantro.

I just bought the Mild Rotel to make a dip for a family event. Some of us, including me can't eat the regular because it's too hot for us. I was happy to use this product but...it's just as Hot. I couldn't eat or enjoy the dip & the others. I'm very disappointed. What the difference?

I love Ro*Tel, but if I wanted to take the risk on dented cans, there is an outlet store I could probably find them at. Some of the dents are small, but a few cans are dented right next to the seal. I don't know if this is mishandling by FedEx or if Sam's sends all their damaged cans to a central warehouse for online ordering. Online shopping stops being convenient if I have to deal with returning damaged goods, especially when it's an hour round trip to return to the club.

I opened this can of Rotel tomatoes and green chilies to use in a recipe. I always go through it with a fork to remove the big chunks of tomato cores that are always in there, which I hate. In this particular can, there were a total of 3 tiny pieces of green chili. THREE. In the whole can. So really, all I got was a can of chopped tomatoes.

Every time I use Ro-tel instead of diced tomatoes in any recipe, people rave about the flavor and ask what magical secret I have. Ro-tel is genuinely the best version of canned tomatoes and chilies - the right balance of flavors to enhance recipes without overpowering the flavors of the food.

I have been using Rotel sporadically for years. I bought a can yesterday for the first time in months, and used it in a soup I was making. I absolutely HATE the taste of cilantro and have never had a problem tasting it in Rotel. Well, something apparently changed because my soup tastes like I threw a bunch of cilantro in it. My husband is allergic to cilantro and he immediately noticed it too. This has NEVER happened with Rotel before.