Tajín Clásico seasoning in a 142 g shaker bottle, made in Mexico from chili peppers, sea salt, citric acid and dehydrated lime juice, for fruit, corn and snacks.
Tajín Clásico Seasoning comes in a clear plastic bottle of coarse red-orange powder with a white shaker cap. The front label shows the red Tajín script with a lime half, the words Clásico Seasoning, a with-lime line, a heat scale and a net weight of 5 oz (142 g). The side panel lists chili peppers, sea salt, citric acid, dehydrated lime juice and silicon dioxide to prevent caking, says no artificial colors or flavors are added and notes that it is not a candy, with Made in Mexico, kosher and gluten free marks and the US distributor's details. As general background, Tajín Clásico is a Mexican spice mix made mainly of lime, chili peppers and salt and used in many preparations. Commonly, restaurants and juice counters sprinkle it over fresh mango, pineapple, watermelon and cucumber, on grilled corn and popcorn, on the rims of fruit drinks and over grilled chicken, prawns and fries.