Frontera Foods Reviews
Frontera Foods Overview
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Frontera Foods has a 1.2 star rating from 1 review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; a recent recommendation advises, "If your Mexican/Latino stick to moms cooking."
Positive Feedback
No positive ratings or favorable comments appear in the available Frontera Foods reviews; positive share is 0%.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Complaints about flavor authenticity, with products described as too sweet or not tasting like traditional Mexican food.
- Reports that taco sauces taste like sloppy joes and disappointed customers question product quality.
- Allegations of misleading labeling where chicken-derived ingredients were not prominent on the front label, prompting Frontera Foods customer complaints about transparency.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check ingredient lists on the back if you avoid animal products or have dietary restrictions.
- Read other Frontera Foods reviews and consider trying local vendors for more authentic flavor.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Frontera Foods has a 1.2 star rating from 1 review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; a recent recommendation advises, "If your Mexican/Latino stick to moms cooking."
Positive Feedback
No positive ratings or favorable comments appear in the available Frontera Foods reviews; positive share is 0%.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Complaints about flavor authenticity, with products described as too sweet or not tasting like traditional Mexican food.
- Reports that taco sauces taste like sloppy joes and disappointed customers question product quality.
- Allegations of misleading labeling where chicken-derived ingredients were not prominent on the front label, prompting Frontera Foods customer complaints about transparency.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check ingredient lists on the back if you avoid animal products or have dietary restrictions.
- Read other Frontera Foods reviews and consider trying local vendors for more authentic flavor.
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I did not enjoy the barbacoa taco bowl.
- - The taste was not what I expected.
- - I'm a Mexican food fan from LA and I'll stick to street vendors for taste.
it was not what i thought the taste was not i expected I'm a totally Mexican food person I live in Los Angeles where Mexican Food is Amazing. i will stick with the Street vendors for taste and True Flavor
User's recommendation: If your Mexican/Latino stick to moms cooking.
Don’t
Taco meat sauce makes the beef tast like sloppy joes way to sweet very disappointed
Preferred solution: Better product
Frontera Foods sells sauces that do not indicate meat on the front label
- - Front label lists tomato and garlic on Frontera Enchilada Sauce.
- - Back label lists chicken products; reviewer calls it false advertising.
According to a person from Frontera, their label is compliant with FDA. So, technically, they are not committing fraud on the public.
However, as I wrote this person, transparency is as important as FDA compliance. When I returned the product to Whole Foods, even the manager there was surprised to find chicken in an enchilada sauce. So, while Frontera may be FDA compliant, and not legally committing fraud on the public, their failure to identify chicken on the label, for me, signifies a gross insensitivity to the complex marketplace in which they are selling their products.
So, I say again, beware of their "Classic Red Chili Enchilada Sauce," if you are vegan or kosher. There's chicken in it!
i innocently picked up a jar of Frontera Enchilada Sauce--red chili variety. on the front label, all it says is that it contains tomato and garlic.
lo and behold, i read the back label and it's got lots of chicken products in it!!!
this is false advertising & fraud--they do not clearly put on their front label that the product contains animal products.
who expects chicken in enchilada sauce???
i'm kosher and vegan and this is both against my religious practice and my choice not to eat animals.
of course, people will read the ingredients--but as i wrote above--who expects chicken in an enchilada sauce. This is the type of product that the company would know that needs identification that it contains animal products. They are committing fraud on the public. I'm stunned that Whole Foods Markets sell the products without requiring labeling regarding the animal products.
shame on them!!!
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Also, their Veggie bowls are loaded with onions...I will not be buying them again because I am allergic to ONIONS! BLAAAA!