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Phildelmar 14 years, 7 months ago.
I guess shrimp extract gives them the right to call it shrimpazo.
I call whoever came up with this idea o pazzo.
Look at all the goodness that http://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/wolf-brand/chili-no-beans Wolf Brand Chili packs into a single cup.
Too bad I couldn’t find the same info for Skyline Chili; their label is even more [xx(].
Add a little shrimp juice to those!
Anyone tried it?
I guess shrimp extract gives them the right to call it shrimpazo.
I prefer my shrimp in the whole form.
No shrimp here, just chemistry :-/
What is “Wosre”???
All the MSG got to my head 🙂
What is “Wosre”???
I prefer my shrimp in the whole form.
Notice they salt the rim:
http://www.camaronazo.com/aboutus.html http://www.camaronazo.com/aboutus.html
Nutrition:
http://www.shopwell.com/camaronazo-tomato-shrimp-cocktail/juice/p/9954100100 http://www.shopwell.com/camaronazo-tomato-shrimp-cocktail/juice/p/9954100100
It was delicious :-/
You can even make it at home with the Bass-O-Matic
Since the original post, nutrition “scientists” have reversed their ‘scientific judgment’ (a.k.a. opinion) regarding sodium.
So, if you don’t gag at the thought of ‘shrimp juice’, you can get a day’s worth of sodium with just two 8 oz. glasses of this stuff.[8D]
Pass the barf bag, please.
[p]My Wife is having KFC(can’t stand it) zo I’m having more of the spinach pie from last night![/p]
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