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La Costena

Conservas La Costeña was founded by Vicente López Resines in 1923. It all started when he bought a small grocery shop in Mexico City that was called “La Costeña”. The store became popular when Mr. López began storing and selling jalapeño peppers in 20 Kg jars filled with natural alcohol and vinegar so they would last longer. By 1937 La Costeña started its own jar company and this decision changed the future of the business.

La Costena
Article code 4.G.5
€3,85
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La Costena Salsa Verde con Nopales gives an extra flavor to the Salsa Verde. It is made from green tomatoes (Tomatillo), mixed peppers, spices and the Nopales (cactus). Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.F.3
€3,60
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One of the best-known Mexican sauces made from tomatoes, chili peppers and various herbs. It is widely used in tacos, burritos and as dipsauce. Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.D.2
€2,00
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The Salsa Chipotle is made from the popular Mexican Chipotle pepper. The smoked spicy flavor is used in many dishes worldwide. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.A.4
€3,60
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Arriera Salsa combines the flavours from a fine selection of chillies such as arbol & jalapeno with the traditional mexican tastes of green tomatillos. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.3
€1,80
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Carefully selected Pinto beans cooked with onion, salt and vegetable oil. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.4
€1,80
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Black beans seasoned with delicious ingredients to add a special touch to any of your dishes. Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.C.4
€4,65
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Basis for the dish Mole. The national dish of Mexico. It contains different types of peppers, various spices and cocoa. Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.D.3
€1,75€1,60
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This spicy sauce is made from red Habanero peppers, or Scotch Bonnet Peppers. It can be used as a condiment to spice up your meal! Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.B.2
€2,30
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The La Costena Enchilada sauces now make it even easier to make Enchiladas. All you have to do is heat it up and serve this sauce! Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.H.4
€4,05
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La Costeña's nopalitos are produced in Mexico. Prepared with pieces of onion and a hint of hot chili, they are used in salads and nachos. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.4
€1,55
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You can use the jalapeño's fresh in salsas. Also, they are delicious in soups, stews or on pizzas and burgers. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.B.4
€9,75
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You can use the jalapeño's fresh in salsas. Also, they are delicious in soups, stews or on pizzas and burgers. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.3
€1,55€1,55
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One of the most famous Mexican sauces made from tomatoes, chilli peppers and various spices. It is widely used in tacos, Burritos and as a dipping sauce. Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.B.3
€3,95
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Cookingsauce for "Mole". The national dish of Mexico. The "green" version distinguishes itself with various green herbs. Read more
La Costena
Article code 3.C.2
€1,75€1,60
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This hot sauce is made from green Habanero peppers, also known as the Scotch Bonnet Peppers. To use as condiment, to make your meal even spicier! Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.C.2
€2,30
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The La Costena Enchilada sauces now make it even easier to make Enchiladas. All you have to do is heat it up and serve this sauce! Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.3
€10,80
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Huitlacoche is a corn smut that grows on the corn plants. It is eaten, usually as a filling, in quesadillas and other tortilla-based foods and soups. Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.C.4
€2,05
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The Chipotle pepper is a smoked red jalapeño pepper. It has the well-known smoked spicy taste that is suitable for many sauces and (BBQ) marinades. Indispensable in Mexican cuisine! Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.A.5
€19,50
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The Chipotle Pepper is a smoked red Jalapeno Pepper. It has the famous smoked spicy taste that is suitable for many sauces and marinades (BBQ). It is the signature flavor of the Mexican kitchen! Read more