Fiesta Tortillas...valieron..which ones are good!

sakurob

I don't know.....

But, what happend to fiesta tortillas??? For those that are tortilla connoisseurs. It seems now that Fiesta has added "preservatives" they are no better and taste no better than the others at the supermarket. I used to like them because of their homemade taste. The fact that they went bad in a week or two solidified the fact that they were fresh and you really had to eat them quick.
Which tortilas that are store bought are your favorite and why??????

........anyone care to share.

Soulman · Posted: 28 Oct 2008 09:43 PM Post subject:

A few years ago I came across "La Buena" tortillas. I buy them at Sol Market. They're actually made in Mexicali. My boy RandR has actually gone to the place where they make them in Mex and bought some.

whitebread · Back in Calecia Joined: 16 May 2007 Posts: 178 Votes: 1

I buy tortillas superior at el sol meat market. They tatse fresh and are flaky when heated up . Great for me.

elchrist · Posted: 29 Oct 2008 07:36 AM Post subject:

Fiesta Tortillas were/are the best.

I haven't had them in years, so I hadn't noticed that they changed the recipe. Maybe the lady with the recipe died...

Fiesta Tortillas Corporation (NYSE: FTC) is headquartered in East Brawley. Maybe we need to do some undercover investigating at their operation and do some of our very own quality assurance testing. Though we will need the assistance of some hard hitting Calecianos to infiltrate our way into the city.

Lately the only tortillas I eat at home are Guerrero's Trigueños. They are a great alternative to those who want to eat healthier and taste great.

Death to whomever buys Costco tortillas.

sakurob · Posted: 29 Oct 2008 02:24 PM Post subject:

The thing with the fiesta's are that they get all cracked and brittle after you cook them. You can't even make a burrito out of them anymore because they crack and everything falls out.....oh well... Confused

But they last longer.....cuz of the preservatives.....they don't have that

"no preservatives" claim to fame.

elchrist · Posted: 29 Oct 2008 02:45 PM Post subject:

Nothing like going to Sol back in the day and having to sift through the moldy Fiesta tortilla packages. In search of the freshest.

ajsilos · Bulldogs' QB Joined: 04 Jun 2008 Posts: 61

There is actually a fiesta tortilla factory in imperial which is kinda weird i see it everytime i pass by for work someone told me they originated in the valley but who knows... kinda out of topic but yea there one factory by the air port in imperial

elchrist · Posted: 30 Oct 2008 07:32 AM Post subject:

blackmountain74 · Moved to SD Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 154

I understand the statement "death to whoever buys Costco tortillas" because ofthe principle of it, but why? They legitimately taste good and are a great alternative to making homemade tortillas.

elchrist · Posted: 30 Oct 2008 10:38 AM Post subject: