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Have never seen this flavor in San Antonio, glad I imported them.
Might order a pallet of these with my stimulus check, haha.
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Angel
Pulparindo + Chamoy
Really, really good.
Have never seen this flavor in San Antonio, glad I imported them.
Might order a pallet of these with my stimulus check, haha.
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Pulparindo Chamoy by De La Rosa - 20 ct
$595
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Pulparindo Chamoy by De La Rosa
Pulparindo Chamoy is a popular Mexican tamarind candy made by De La Rosa. It's a soft, chewy bar with a characteristic blend of sweet, sour, and mildly spicy flavors, combining tamarind pulp with a chamoy flavor. The candy is known for its tangy and zesty taste, offering a satisfying experience for fans of bold, sweet, and salty flavors.
I ordered 5 jars of the Salsa, as we love this on our Tacos. The product is great, but the outdate on the jars was just shy of 6 months out. I think, that when someone orders this many jars, that whomever prepares the order for shipping should check the outdates and pick jars with longer outdates.
I warmed the tortillas in the microwave before assembling my enchiladas. The tortillas rolled up nicely without cracking, which was what I was looking for in a tortilla. Very pleased. My only issue is that there was a delay in the tortillas arriving (4 days), an issue with UPS, not the store.
