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Salsa: Not just for chips anymore!
By Mayo Clinic staff
Chips and salsa seem to go hand in hand, but don't stop there. Use salsa to spice up your meals. Whether it's mild, fruity, scorching, smooth or chunky, salsa is a great companion for potatoes, vegetables, fish, chicken or meats.
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