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Arroz a la Mexicana / Mexican Rice by San Miguel 15.8 oz.
San Miguel is a Mex-Mex Food
The history of San Miguel begins in the year of 1971 in San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. It was founded by Antonio Madrazo and his son Patricio. At the present time, San Miguel exports to more than 20 countries with the San Miguel brand including products such as: Mexican specialty sauces, creams and soups, fruits, vegetables, preserves and other dehydrated food products.
Among the San Miguel Brand, there are many authentic Mexican food products such as: taquera sauce, chipotle sauce, morita pepper sauce, pasilla sauce, guajillo sauce, chile de arbol sauce and ancho pepper sauce; there are also a variety of Mexican creams and soups including: zucchini flower soup, poblano pepper soup, tortilla soup, cream of beans soup and corn truffle or huitlacoche soup. Other Mexican food specialties are: pickled mushrooms, whole poblano peppers, habanero peppers, serrano peppers, yellow peppers (gueritos), nopalitos (pickled cactus) and pickled carrots.
San Miguel is a Mex-Mex Food
The history of San Miguel begins in the year of 1971 in San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. It was founded by Antonio Madrazo and his son Patricio. At the present time, San Miguel exports to more than 20 countries with the San Miguel brand including products such as: Mexican specialty sauces, creams and soups, fruits, vegetables, preserves and other dehydrated food products.
Among the San Miguel Brand, there are many authentic Mexican food products such as: taquera sauce, chipotle sauce, morita pepper sauce, pasilla sauce, guajillo sauce, chile de arbol sauce and ancho pepper sauce; there are also a variety of Mexican creams and soups including: zucchini flower soup, poblano pepper soup, tortilla soup, cream of beans soup and corn truffle or huitlacoche soup. Other Mexican food specialties are: pickled mushrooms, whole poblano peppers, habanero peppers, serrano peppers, yellow peppers (gueritos), nopalitos (pickled cactus) and pickled carrots.
Arroz a la Mexicana
Overall Rating for San Miguel Arroz a la Mexicana (Mexican Rice)
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Review for San Miguel Arroz a la Mexicana (Mexican Rice)
By questionmaker on June 8, 2010
i tried this rice for the first time about a week ago, i spent all weekend trying to find some more. i think it's really good. However, i only paid $2 for it at big lots. i finally remembered where i bought it - big lots. the cashier said quite a few people have said it was good. there were only 2 packages left, needless to say i bought both. i asked when they were getting more and she said they never really know what they are going to get in their shipments. i'm online looking for other stores where i can purchase this delicious rice when big lots is out of it. i live in los angeles, ca with many surrounding cities. | | |||
14.8 oz $13.95 | | 27.5 oz $6.95 | | 7.6 oz $2.95 |
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27.5 oz $12.95 | | 7 oz $3.95 | | 7 oz $2.95 | | 14 oz $2.95 |
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