Knorr Mini Cubes, Chipotle, 20-Count Box

This seasoning is not particularly spicy. Nor does it mostly taste like salt, like some seasonings. I added it to a rice dish that was not spicy, and it one cube gave it just a hint of mild smoky flavor. Knorr makes a wonderful, full line of interesting and wonderful seasonings. The dill salad dressing mix, for example, is wonderful on baked salmon. The Greek dressing is wonderful on chicken. I can't understand why most stores in the US only sell their bullion cubes. They would sell loads of the stuff, if we could find anywhere except online. In any case, this seasoning will add a mild smoky flavor to your meal, ours was sized for two, and one cube was fine. It dissolved easily and is safe to use when your dinner companion doesn't like things too spicy.

I consider myself a fairly educated amateur cook. Let it be said, however, that these Knorr cubes are as close as it comes to powdered magic! Add anywhere you would like a bit of heat: in mashed potatoes or veggie dishes; inside the cheese sauce of a larger entree. Crumble into powder and sprinkle on popcorn (really!) or add with some onions and beef broth to the cast iron skillet in which you just cooked a steak. Extremely versatile, great taste, wildly fluctuating price.

I bought this item because I was following a recipe on replicating a chipotle chicken burrito recipe. The seasoning wasn't exactly how chipotle's chicken tasted like. In fact, it wasn't really salty. I guess I am reviewing it lower because one of its ingredients is MSG. I'm not a fan of eating carcinogenic ingredients.

I ordered 2 Chipotle and received 1 Chipotle and 1 onion flavored.

Ingredients: Salt, Monosodium Glutamate, Sugar, Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Onion Powder, Garlic Powder, Chile Powder, Silicon Dioxide (Prevents Caking), Hydrolyzed Corn Protein, Natural and Artificial Flavor, Caramel Color, Citric Acid, Disodium Inosinate, Spice, Yellow 6 Lake, Disodium Guanylate, Sulfur Dioxide (Used to Protect Quality). Product of the Dominican Republic Generally, I like Knorr products-- but, this one fails. Halfway down the list of ingredients is chile powder... a description so vague, it could mean any product(s) from the genus Capsicum (including bell peppers). I suspect this where the natural and artificial flavors come into play. This is not an unpleasant tasting flavoring agent, but for the predominant flavors of salt, MSG, sugar, garlic and onion, this is not much more than a pricey perfumed seasoned salt. UPDATE: I found this at my neighborhood Texas supermarket for less than the cost of a cheap, scratch-off lottery ticket. It's a 'Fiesta' sometimes (LOL)!

Great flavor, easy to dissolve. My only complaint is the product is expensive when purchased here. But, knowing this flavor is difficult to find in any local store, options are limited – hence my willingness to pay more for the product.

Bought a few boxes of this a few years ago at a discount grocery store. Awesome flavor! I use these in chili, or anything else for that added zing. Not hot or too spicy; just right! Buy a few boxes because I'm not sure how long this will be available as it is very hard to find

I used to get these at Walmart but they don't carry them anymore. I'm happy Amazon does. They are so delicious and easy to use. They add a nice, smoky flavor with just a tiny bit of heat. They aren't overly salty and dissolve easily in whatever I put them in. These are definitely one of my go-to spices

These are little cubes of magis