Hello. I was curious to know if anyone has had success in turning a passion for salsa into a business? Before finding this sub, I thought I had a fairly unique take on salsa but now, I'm not sure. Also, looking for recommendations for a printer for labels or best set up. I am in Texas.
My recipes are fairly straightforward. I roast my veggies- Roma, white onion, garlic, variety of fresh peppers like jalapeno, fresno, habanero etc .. I use a blender and add my seasonings – salt, pepper, Chicken/Tomato bullion and some other seasonings. I'll add cilantro for salsa that won't be jarred and lime for anything that I jar and sell.
Attached are some examples. But if anyone has advice or recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
by DemonzFyre
4 Comments
Why did you think this recipe was unique? Its like the bog standard lol
I’m a vendor at a couple of local farmers markets and know a few people who make and sell salsas and hot sauces. Yes, it can be profitable. But I also imagine that there are quite a few folks making excellent salsas in Texas so you have a lot of competition.
Sounds like a great recipe! It can taste so much different based on amounts of different ingredients used. Good luck
Honestly I’d be happy to buy a salsa like this. Sometimes I just don’t have time to make it myself. Sorry I don’t have any business advice to offer.