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San Antonio Style. MSG Free. When the Vaqueros came to South Texas from San Luis Potosi in the mid 1800's they brought with them the staple seasonings of the region; chili ancho, garlic and Mexican oregano. These ingredients were the perfect complement to the tough longhorn beef of the Texas ranches on which they lived and worked; fragrant and hearty chili was born. After the Civil War, the chili queens of Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio served a bowl of red to 1000's of visitors daily. This wonderful traditional flavor is here for your enjoyment now with Bolner's Fiesta Brand San Antonio Style Quick Chili Mix - simple to prepare and delicious to eat. This product is non-irradiated.
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