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Teeny tiny tajiny
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This is barely enough for one michelada.
At least it's refillable
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Aa cool! Never tried it. So you mix it in drinks?
It goes on all sorts of stuff! I've seen it in drinks, food, and even candy. It's some seriously good stuff. As an introduction, buy some fresh chicherrones and put a healthy dose of tajin on it. It's how I fell in love with it
In Mexico (well northern Mexico from my experience) it is put on the table as a condiment as often as you see ketchup in the states. I love it on the rim of a good margarita, but it's used all over the place.
Put it on fruit.