| | |  | Barbecue Sauce | Home » » » » Knorr/Lipton Fiesta Sides, Taco Rice, 5.4-Ounce Packages (Pack of 12) | | | | | | | Description: | | Lipton has joined Knorr, the flavor experts, to bring you a range of new and exciting food ideas. All of the Lipton Side Dishes now carry the Knorr name and will continue to have the same great taste and quality that you know and love. | | | Features: | |
• Case of twelve 5.4-ounce packages (total of 64.8 ounces)
• A family favorite with tomatoes, real cheddar cheese and a delicious taco-flavored sauce.
• Brings the flavor of the Southwest to your table
• Quick and easy to prepare on the stove top or microwave
• Cooks in 7 minutes
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 5.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 12.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 7.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 4.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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 BlandOct 16, 2009
There is nothing special about this side dish. There is a hint of tomato, a hint of some other spices and a very vague ting of heat.
The dish is VERY easy to prepare but there is nothing special about it nor anything terribly wrong. There are no "off-tastes" - really there is not much taste - period.
I'm afraid bland says it all. To call this dish "Mexican" seems terribly wrong. Rather customers should think of it as a fast cooking rice with a hint of tomato and a hint of red pepper.
At the right price I'd recommend these Lipton/Knorr side dishes. They are extremely easy to prepare, have no off tastes -- yet they are not stellar.
My favorites in the Lipton/Knorr family are the Teriyaki Rice and the Stroganoff and Alfredo noodles.
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 Wonderful EnchiladasMar 05, 2008
I have never eaten this rice on its own but I do use it in my homemade enchiladas. The cheesy spice mix of this rice goes perfect with the rest of the ingredients of ground chicken, salsa, & cheese. Unfortunately, I can no longer find this rice in stores. :(
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Taco RiceAug 12, 2007
I found this one rather bland and dry, like most Mexican rice. The salsa I added was an improvement. For the same money I could buy a pound of rice and toss in some chili powder or taco seasoning, so I can't really recommend it.
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