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canned tamale filling?
There is a large well-stocked Supermarket here in Denver Colorado called "Avanza". Avanza appears to cater heavily to Hispanics. It's just loaded with goodies. I'm wondering.........is there such a thing as "canned" tamale filling? If there is, I am sure that Avanza would have it. Anyone have any experience with canned, or maybe even frozen tamale filling, from a store? Lee Carkenord |
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I ate in a so called 4 Star Mexican restaurant in Tucson Arizona and was
shocked when they served canned vegies. I also thought the food was terrible. Ernie > wrote in message ups.com... > > There is a large well-stocked Supermarket here in Denver Colorado > called "Avanza". Avanza appears to cater heavily to Hispanics. > > It's just loaded with goodies. > > I'm wondering.........is there such a thing as "canned" tamale filling? > If there is, I am sure that Avanza would have it. > > Anyone have any experience with canned, or maybe even frozen tamale > filling, from a store? > > Lee Carkenord > |
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Hi there
Some years ago, a new product appeared in the Peruvian market. It was called "Tamalina" a mix of species and corn powder (maybe semolina or polenta) and you needed only add water and cook and "Listo!" the tamales were ready. The idea was unsuccessful and was retired from the market. Maybe it was a copy of a mexican product. Regards Enrique > wrote in message ups.com... > > There is a large well-stocked Supermarket here in Denver Colorado > called "Avanza". Avanza appears to cater heavily to Hispanics. > > It's just loaded with goodies. > > I'm wondering.........is there such a thing as "canned" tamale filling? > If there is, I am sure that Avanza would have it. > > Anyone have any experience with canned, or maybe even frozen tamale > filling, from a store? > > Lee Carkenord > |
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Hi there
Some years ago, a new product appeared in the Peruvian market. It was called "Tamalina" a mix of species and corn powder (maybe semolina or polenta) and you needed only add water and cook and "Listo!" the tamales were ready. The idea was unsuccessful and was retired from the market. Maybe it was a copy of a mexican product. Regards Enrique > wrote in message ups.com... > > There is a large well-stocked Supermarket here in Denver Colorado > called "Avanza". Avanza appears to cater heavily to Hispanics. > > It's just loaded with goodies. > > I'm wondering.........is there such a thing as "canned" tamale filling? > If there is, I am sure that Avanza would have it. > > Anyone have any experience with canned, or maybe even frozen tamale > filling, from a store? > > Lee Carkenord > |
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