>buy fresh salsa
>add Yucateco habanero hot sauce
Is 'Chips and Salsa' considered an unhealthy snack?
Ryan Gomez
Justin Wood
>not making your own salsa
OP, despite his trials and tribulations, is still a faggot.
Jack Peterson
>want to make own salsa
>have to spend $15 to make a gallon's worth of salsa that will spoil within a week and end up having more chips than dip
Cilantro, Lime, Serrano peppers, Jalapenos, salt, pepper, onions, garlic, honey, tomatillos, cumin/bouillin cube
>having to clean up the food processor
Isaac Gonzalez
of course you dumb fuck. tortillas chips don't even qualify as fucking food. corn is the most nutritionally devoid shit ever to grow out of gods green earth. and you take that and deep fry it and cover it salt. then dip it tomato and onion mush that has had an extra helping of salt dumped into it to prolong it's shelf life. what part of that would make you think it's even remotely close to being health food?
Liam Murphy
The salsa itself is healthy. It's all vegetables, and tomatoes are good for you. The chips, though, need to watch the sodium and fat.
Joshua Gomez
Why not spend $7.5 to make half a gallons worth of salsa and then it won't go bad?
Jacob Rogers
>extra helping of salt dumped into it to prolong it's shelf life
We're talking about salsa, not shitty salsa.
Logan Nguyen
>thinks store bought salsa (even the one in the fancy plastic tub with a best before date) can be something other than "shitty salsa"
LEL
Mason Edwards
I didn't say anything about store bought.
Nathaniel Rivera
yeah and i was originally replying to OP who said
>>buy fresh salsa
obviously not talking to you you fucking autist.