I haven't tried it, but it sounds like something I'd like on tacos and in guacamole, if it's not too hot.
Do you have some, Dogboa? Is it very spicy?
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Tajín (seasoning)
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Tajín (styled
TAJÍN) is a
Mexican company that produces several varieties of
condiment, most consisting primarily of
chile peppers,
lime, and
salt.
The company's most popular product is a
seasoning powder (called
salsa en polvo in
Spanish) consisting of
chile peppers, salt, and dehydrated
lime juice. The powder is tangy and spicy and is used to enhance the flavor of fruits and vegetables. The seasoning is widely available in Mexico and is commonly used as a
condiment on the tables of many Mexican restaurants, to season
mango and
melon, and as a seasoning in
micheladas, a beer cocktail.
The company also produces several varieties of
salsa.
The company, officially called Empresas Tajín, is located in
Zapopan,
Jalisco,
Mexico.