"My absolute favorite seasoning!!"
Bold, Savory Flavor for Everyday Cooking
Bring rich, garlicky flavor to everything from weeknight chicken to roasted vegetables with La Preferida Adobo Con Pimienta. This versatile adobo seasoning combines garlic, oregano, turmeric, black pepper, and savory spices for an easy flavor boost without adding heat.
Use it as a dry rub, stir it into marinades, season rice and beans, or sprinkle it over vegetables before roasting. One bottle gives you an easy all-purpose seasoning for meats, seafood, soups, sides, and more.
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Ingredients: salt, garlic, spices (including black pepper, oregano, and turmeric), natural flavor, hydrolyzed soy protein (less than 2%), silicon dioxide (to prevent caking).
Contains: soy
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5 Reasons You’ll Love This Adobo Seasoning
♥️ Authentic adobo Mexican seasoning
A savory blend of garlic, oregano, black pepper, and spices that adds depth to everyday dishes.
♥️ True all-purpose seasoning
Use it on chicken, beef, pork, seafood, vegetables, beans, rice, soups, and more.
♥️ Bold, savory flavor – not spicy
Black pepper adds warmth without heat.
♥️ Vegan & vegetarian friendly
Made without animal-derived ingredients — ideal for plant-forward meals.
♥️ No added sugar
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What Is Adobo Seasoning?
Adobo seasoning is a savory spice blend commonly used throughout Latin cooking. Recipes vary, but blends often feature garlic, oregano, black pepper, salt, and other spices that work especially well with meats, rice, beans, and vegetables.
La Preferida Adobo Con Pimienta adds extra peppery warmth while keeping the flavor balanced and versatile.
What Makes Our Adobo Different
This isn’t just salty seasoning with a fancy name.
Adobo Con Pimienta brings together garlic-forward depth, herbaceous notes, and gentle peppery warmth, making it ideal as:
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a dry rub
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a marinade base
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a soup or broth booster
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a finishing seasoning at the table
One jar. Endless uses.
How to Use Adobo Seasoning
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Rub onto chicken, salmon, pork, or steak before cooking
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Sprinkle over roasted or grilled vegetables
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Season rice, beans, or lentils while cooking
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Stir into soups, stews, or broths
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Use as a shortcut seasoning for quick weeknight meals
Pro tip: Combine with olive oil and citrus for an instant marinade.
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Recipes Using Adobo Spice Blend
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🦐 Shrimp Salsa Verde Orzo Salad: Fresh, zesty, crowd-friendly
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🍊 Scallop Citrus Salad: Bright, elegant, lightly seasoned
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🐟 Adobo Salmon with Rainbow Stir Fry: Quick, colorful, flavor-packed
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🍡 Grilled Vegetable Kabobs: Smoky, vibrant, grill-ready
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Love their adobo. No added
"Love their adobo. No added salt"
Cost and taste very yummy
"Mexican heat subdued. The container is big and so is the taste. It takes very little to season and has some salt that brings out flavor."
Great value for the money
"Love this seasonings, we put it on everything!"
Disappointed
"La preferida seasonings are my favorite I ordered sazon which expires September of 23. I bought this adobo that comes 3 in a pack and all 3 expire in December 22. I love this seasoning and use it a lot but I will not be able to use 3 by December. Otherwise I would have given 5 stars. Probably won’t purchase again unless expiration date is at least a year away."
I love this season
"I love this season and it was well package"
Horrible
"Purchased elsewhere… This is all salt… Ruined an omelette… Going back to my favorite G."
Good Stuff
"Very good seasoning, just be careful it comes out quick!"
Loooove this!!!
"I cannot get enough of this. As a caterer everyone wants to know what's my secret ingredient...its this!!!"
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