I filled a glass with lots of ice and added one part seasoning blend, one part ice cold water and a splash of vodka. Rocko's Gourmet recommends using tomato juice but I thought using water was just fine. I'm glad I diluted the blend with water because it is really spicy. I could taste generous flavors of horseradish and cayenne pepper which made my cheeks burn up (in a really good way). And for you gluten-free lovers, this blend is a gluten free product.
I also love how Rocko's Gourmet can be used for cooking and they even share some recipes on their website. But for me, I'm going to stick to drinking the blend the old-fashioned way as a Bloody Mary on the weekends!
Full disclosure: Rocko's Gourmet Bloody Mary Seasoning Blend was fully complimentary, but as always, my opinion is honest and completely my own.
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I could never get into bloody mary's. Just seemed like cold tomato soup to me. :-P
Good to know! Do they sell in grocery stores? Could be handy to have around!
This definitely sounds spicy to me! if you had to dilute, I can only imagine what I'll have to do. Ha ha.
Bring on the heat!!
Is it only sold in Massachusetts?
The beautiful and unique thing about Rocko's Blend is that it is a seasoning concentrate that can be enhanced or diluted in a drink or dish based on the individual. Total customization! Here is a list of stores currently carrying the product - http://www.rockosgourmet.com/wheretopurchase.html.
Local and spicy, what's not to love?!
I always forget about bloody mary's this looks so good, I also prefer some kick
I haven't had a good Bloody Mary in forever! And I like 'em spicy - this sounds like a great product!
somehow I missed this post! such a cool product, thanks for passing along the info!
Hey,
Thanks for sharing the link - but unfortunately it seems to be down? Does anybody here at bostonsportswoman.com have a mirror or another source?
Thanks,
Harry
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