Most salsa starts with tomatoes, but you can also use other vegetables or fruits. Mango salsa is a newer dish that has become very popular. It uses mainly the same ingredients, but instead of diced tomatoes, it uses cubed mango. Peach salsa and tomato-based recipes with black beans and corn are also exciting ways to … Read more
Here are some tips if you want to know how to tell if salsa is bad. If the color, texture, or smell changes, it is time to throw it out. If you notice mold or blue-green patches, or if the salsa has a mushier texture, it’s time to discard it. If it smells weird, it’s probably spoiled. If you can’t stand the sour smell anymore, you should throw it out.
If your salsa looks and smells off, it’s probably gone bad. Check the expiration date on the jar. If it’s too dark, it could be rancid.
