Tasty Snack Ideas Using Old El Paso® Tortilla Stuffers

Are you tired of the same boring snacks? Here are two flavor-filled ideas using the new Old El Paso® Tortilla Stuffers™ Meal Starter!

Contributed by:
Jessica Walker
www.lilmissbossy.com

Existing on macaroni and cheese seems to be the plight of college students. The kids might have access to microwaves, but they might be hard-pressed to find some tasty and different recipe ideas. Old El Paso® has a new alternative for those boring and repetitive snacks...Tortilla Stuffers™ Meal Starter!

I challenged my brother, a college student, to create two tasty recipes using this new product. First, he decided to try nachos. Here is what you will need...

The directions on the package were easy to follow, and the snack was ready in minutes.

Old El Paso Tortilla Stuffers

Simply layer the ingredients and pop back in the microwave for about 45 seconds. Before you know it, you have Garlic Chili Chicken Nachos...simple, cheesy and delicious!

Then he decided to make a wrap using the Carne Asada Steak flavor. Simple ingredients...

Wrap it all up, and you have a hearty snack for after class or for midnight study breaks!

Old El Paso® Tortilla Stuffers would make a great care package item for college students or anyone who is looking for quick, delicious snack ideas.

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Tasty Snack Ideas Using Old El Paso® Tortilla Stuffers

Are you tired of the same boring snacks? Here are two flavor-filled ideas using the new Old El Paso® Tortilla Stuffers™ Meal Starter!

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Oh no! What's wrong?

Miles2190 said:	Posted: 12/31/2012 3:36 PM
So upset. Got a package of the carne asada on Saturday (12/29/2012) and went to make it today (12/31/2012) and when I went to put it on my tortilla it was full of mold. Never buying this again.

MOMBOLADY said:	Posted: 7/2/2012 12:17 PM
JUST BOUGHT MESQUITE CHICKEN STUFFERS, THE PICTURE LOOKED D LISH. BUT GUYS IT REALLY TASTE NASTY.

Somegurl66 said:	Posted: 6/28/2012 6:35 PM
What is up with the date on the package??? I don't know whether to eat it or not! It's dated 5-25-12, but today is 6-28-12. Confusing, to say the least, especially since there is chicken in the package. Any help out there? Thanks!

AWatanabe said:	Posted: 6/27/2012 7:45 PM
Tried the Carne Asada and the Mesquite Chicken (had a coupon, so why not?). Did not care for either one as a tortilla stuffer. Even adding salsa, lettuce, tomatos, cheese, & sour cream did nothing to enhance the flavor. This product falls short of other Old El Paso products for flavor. May be OK for those in too big of a hurry or extremely hungry that they don't worry about flavor.

rubberbummer said:	Posted: 6/20/2012 2:03 PM
we try your new stand'nstuff. I hope that tou keep making. I like them best of all

progressiveGreene said:	Posted: 6/19/2012 10:10 PM
Why can't "old el paso" make it easy on the consumer and note whether the date on the back is a production date or an expiration date? All the marketing and P.R. is there but the nuts and bolts of providing safe food (unexpired) was ignored in the packaging. BAD BUSINESS MODEL FOR THOSE WHO CARE ABOUT AVOIDING FOOD POISONING

SmartMomof5 said:	Posted: 6/16/2012 12:51 PM
What a great idea for college dorm kids. Where my son attends college, the cafeteria on campus is less than delicious, and sadly, it often makes students ill. As his mother, that makes me angry and sad. This product will help him be able to get something to eat during those times he can't get to the cafeteria or it's closed. I will be sure to look for these and send him back to college with several.

SuperDiscoDave said:	Posted: 5/15/2012 7:11 PM
I think the Tortilla Stuffers are a brilliant idea, being that it is a shelf stable product. My curiosity got the better of me when I discovered them almost hidden, tucked below the taco shells and salsa's at Publix. I purchased the steak and the chicken versions. I tried the steak and so far I was suprised with delight regarding the texture and quality of this product. I only have one complaint though. There is an overly salty taste, at least with the steak version. Otherwise, very nice stab into this market.

SueLeigh said:	Posted: 5/6/2012 2:01 PM
Your Tortilla Stuffers sounded like a wonderful easy meal. However, the "Mesquite Chicken" was TOO HOT AND SPICY. That's okay for some people, but you should MARK THE LABEL to warn that this is HOT AND SPICY. We couldn't eat our tacos made with your product. They were too hot and spicy.

Braddygirl3 said:	Posted: 3/16/2012 11:44 AM
Received a free sample of the Garlic Chili Chicken. It was DELICIOUS. It was way too easy. I encourage you to TRY it, I'm sure you'll like it. As for me. . . I'll be keeping some of these around.