Mexican La Costeña
The La Costeña pantry from Mexico: pickled chiles and chipotles in adobo, beans, moles, salsas, corn, vinegars and even ate de membrillo (quince paste).
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Which Mexican La Costeña products can you get?
Mostly chiles: chipotles in adobo, whole or chopped, jalapeños in strips, whole, chopped or sliced for nachos, and serranos en escabeche, sliced or toreados. There are also pinto and black beans, whole or refried, mole rojo and mole with chocolate, salsas like salsa verde for enchiladas, Casera Arriera and Habanera Tatemada Yucatán, arroz a la poblana, golden corn, seasoned tomato puree, white and apple cider vinegar, and quince paste.
La Costeña is a Mexican canned food brand founded in 1923. Many of its Mexican products and sizes aren't always easy to find at U.S. grocery stores, and at MexGoodies they're the originals from Mexico.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Mexican La Costeña in the U.S. or Canada?
At MexGoodies: La Costeña chiles, beans, salsas and more from Mexico, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days and to Canada in 6 to 12 business days plus customs time.
Is La Costeña Mexican?
Yes. La Costeña is a Mexican canned food brand founded by Vicente López Recines in 1923.
What sizes do La Costeña chiles come in?
It depends on the chile: cans range from 105 g to 820 g. Chipotles in adobo come in 105, 220 and 380 g, and jalapeño strips and serranos en escabeche go up to the 820 g can.