"Jessica V." > wrote in message >...>
> I found the same thing in a CB of Cajun Cuisine recently. Copyright
> 1979. More oddly I actually saw MSG in the Spanish foods section of the
> local grocery store last week. I don't think I'd ever seen it outside
> of the drums of the stuff a Chinese restaurant here used to have.
>
> Jessica

It's fairly common in some Latin-American cuisines. There's a product
made by Goya called Sazon Goya, which sounds like it should be a
seasoning mixture, but it's mostly MSG.

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