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12-Pack McCormick Original Taco Seasoning Mix Packets
$7.40
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Amazon has 12-Pack McCormick Original Taco Seasoning Mix Packets on sale for $7.78 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $7.39. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- A zesty blend of authentic Mexican seasonings, including onions and peppers
- Makes family-favorite tacos that are ready in 15 minutes
- No artificial flavors or MSG added
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Amazon-Pack of 12, 1 Ounce packets McCormick Original Taco Seasoning Mix. $7.78 ($.65/each). Lower w/S&S.
https://www.amazon.com/McCormick-...B07579DJPS
Compare to $1.07/ea at Walmart for reference:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/McCorm.../142689942
https://www.amazon.com/McCormick-...B07579DJPS
Compare to $1.07/ea at Walmart for reference:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/McCorm.../142689942
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Also, for people saying just buy the big jar- be careful of ingredients. I too thought this last year, why not buy the costco jug instead of $1 at a time from the grocery store? Well, there's a good reason, at least when it comes to the McCormick one they sold us. First we noticed that per pound of meat the costco one said to use more than the packets. Then we noticed once we cooked our usual dish with it (i.e. taco meat), the end result was pretty dreadful. So we looked at the ingredient list. #1 on these packets is spices (well, yeah, duh!)... but wait, the top ingredient on the bulk jar is corn meal, aka cheap filler to make you think you are getting a deal. And it screwed up the taste and texture of the food. I am mad at costco for accepting (or perhaps demanding?) such an inferior product.
So I'm in for one of these, we will hide the remainder of the bulk jug in chilli over the next few years..
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24 ounce at Walmart same price
how did it reach FP
24 ounce at Walmart same price
24 ounce at Walmart same price
You can buy ground beef full price and make Many all beef burritos. About $15 will get you what would cost about $40-50 at a fast food restaurant. Keep it simple. Seasoning, beef, and tortillas. Plus, whatever you have around or pick up at store same trip: onion, chedder cheese, jalepeno, whatever. Notice all the ingredients I listed will not mess up the burrito if you freeze it. They reheat well as long as you don't put anything like raw tomato, lettuce or sour cream in there. The other Caveat is you got to get your cleaning game down. iF you get your cleaning game down it's very low effort and very low mental drama. Yeah you have to clean a greasy Pan. Takes less than 2 minutes. You come back 5 or 10 minutes after the Pan has cooled, And clean immediately with dawn powerwash soap.
You're just a frugal jerk!
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yeah but you're making burritos, not tacos
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Also, for people saying just buy the big jar- be careful of ingredients. I too thought this last year, why not buy the costco jug instead of $1 at a time from the grocery store? Well, there's a good reason, at least when it comes to the McCormick one they sold us. First we noticed that per pound of meat the costco one said to use more than the packets. Then we noticed once we cooked our usual dish with it (i.e. taco meat), the end result was pretty dreadful. So we looked at the ingredient list. #1 on these packets is spices (well, yeah, duh!)... but wait, the top ingredient on the bulk jar is corn meal, aka cheap filler to make you think you are getting a deal. And it screwed up the taste and texture of the food. I am mad at costco for accepting (or perhaps demanding?) such an inferior product.
So I'm in for one of these, we will hide the remainder of the bulk jug in chilli over the next few years..
Look at his username and get back to me. 😊