Tajin Fruity Chamoy Sauce, 15.38 oz, and Tajin Chile Lime Sauce, 15.38 oz, Mexican Sauces for Fruit, Vegetables, Snacks, Mangonadas, and Drinks, (Pack of 2)

These sauces were amazing. First trym I used the fruity one on my fruit salad and wowwww flavor explosion. Will buy again fir sure. Gr8 job Amazon offering these.

Love it on fruit!

This sauce had a good flavor. I think that I prefer the Tajin powder, although.

I liked this combination very much, I actually find myself putting it on just about everything... I especially like it on my eggs (fried and scrambled).. I have even tried it on white rice just to give it some flavor and I did not find it to be too hot or spicy. It's a good value to get two bottles.

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Although the price of this new product is good, and after viewing TV advertising I wanted to give these two products a try. I assumed they were a new type of hot sauce with multiple applications as per the advertising. I opened both and poured some in two ramekins. The flavor profile of both sauces is similar, although labeled in different bottles. It is hard to describe the taste profile, since it is non-descript. Not much spice (heat), and the unusual flavor left me puzzled as to what you would ever use these sauces for. It is not for Tex/Mex cuisine, it does not taste good on tortilla chips, nor any of the other items I tried it on. Regrettably, there was no salvaging these sauces and they were promptly discarded within an hour of their arrival.

People--: yes these are mild spicy. It's more savory. I consider it to be more of a warm hug. It is delicious on fruits. (Strawberries, Pineapple - sweet, tart, spicy. Delicious on ice cream. (Vanilla - Cookies and cream). A swirl on omelettes after adding the eggs. In chocolate hot cereal. I have yet to add to boxed brownie mix. I do have a frozen pizza, but will add at the end. It's versatile to just about anything.

I was excited to try this Tajín sauce bundle since I love their classic salt seasoning. The Fruity Chamoy has a nice sweet and tangy flavor, but it was a bit too syrupy for my taste. It works well with fruits like mango or pineapple, but I wouldn’t use it on much else. The Chile Lime sauce was more my style, zesty with a bit of heat. However, both bottles felt a little too mild overall. I was expecting more kick. It's not bad, just not amazing. A decent addition to the pantry, but I’m not sure I’d buy the bundle again.

Very close to expiration date so be cautious before buying it