Side of Queso Blanco
$2.90 / 240 cal
Item you need to round out your meal.
INGREDIENTS
Here is a list of ingredients for the Side of Queso Blanco:
- Aged Cheeses: The base of Queso Blanco, providing a rich, creamy texture and deep, savory flavor.
- Milk: Adds smoothness and helps achieve the perfect consistency for this velvety queso dip.
- Roasted Poblanos: Roasted poblano peppers offer a mild smokiness and depth of flavor, adding to the queso’s complexity.
- Jalapeños: Chopped jalapeños bring a gentle heat, balancing the creaminess of the cheese with a touch of spice.
- Serrano Peppers: Serrano peppers add a subtle kick to elevate the heat, giving the queso a lively, spicy finish.
- Garlic: Fresh garlic enhances the overall flavor profile, adding a warm, savory element to the queso.
Product Description:
Chipotle’s side of Queso Blanco is the ultimate creamy and cheesy addition to any meal. Made with a base of real aged cheeses, this dip has a rich, velvety texture that pairs perfectly with Chipotle’s crispy tortilla chips. The queso is blended with milk to achieve a smooth, indulgent consistency, making it the perfect dip for those who love a rich, savory treat.
The roasted poblanos bring a mild smokiness, while chopped jalapeños and serrano peppers offer just the right amount of heat, adding a spicy kick that balances out the cheese’s creaminess. Fresh garlic rounds out the flavor profile, adding a subtle depth that enhances every bite.
Whether you enjoy it as a dip for your chips or as a topping for your favorite burrito or bowl, Chipotle’s Queso Blanco delivers bold, cheesy goodness with a hint of spice.
NUTRITIONAL INFO
| NUTRIENT | AMOUNT | DAILY VALUE |
|---|---|---|
|
Calories |
230 cal |
– |
|
Total Fat |
16g |
25% |
|
Saturated Fat |
11g |
55% |
|
Cholesterol |
50mg |
17% |
|
Sodium |
400mg |
17% |
|
Carbohydrates |
9g |
3% |
|
Fiber |
1g |
4% |
|
Sugar |
2g |
– |
|
Protein |
13g |
– |
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-> 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary.