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[[Image:Chicken&RiceTortilla.jpg|right|222|px|thumb|[[brand|Dual-branded]] [[Knorr (brand)|Knorr]] [[Lipton]] [[flavoring|flavored]] [[rice]] mixed with bits of [[Perdue Farms|Perdue]] pre-[[cooking|cooked]] [[Chicken (food)|chicken]] and [[Stop & Shop]] [[Generic brand|"Salade European" brand]] baby [[Eruca sativa|argugula]] blend [[packaging|pre-packaged]] [[salad]] topped with a small amount of [[sriracha]] [[Vietnam]]ese [[hot sauce]] from [[Huy Fong Foods]] and served on an [[Old El Paso]] soft [[tortilla]]]] |
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'''Old El Paso''' is a [[brand]] applied to a range of [[Mexico|Mexican]]-style [[foods]], including [[dinner]] kits, [[taco]]s and [[tortilla]]s, sauces, [[condiments]], [[rice]] and [[refried beans]]. |
'''Old El Paso''' is a [[brand]] applied to a range of [[Mexico|Mexican]]-style [[foods]], including [[dinner]] kits, [[taco]]s and [[tortilla]]s, sauces, [[condiments]], [[rice]] and [[refried beans]]. |
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Revision as of 17:47, 9 March 2008
Old El Paso is a brand applied to a range of Mexican-style foods, including dinner kits, tacos and tortillas, sauces, condiments, rice and refried beans.
Old El Paso products are marketed in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, the Republic of Ireland, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Chile, the United Kingdom, Venezuela and the United States. The brand is owned by General Mills, under license by Pet Incorporated.
The name is a reference to the city of El Paso, Texas although the artwork on the label features outlines of the Saguaro cactus which is not found within at least 250 miles ofEl Paso or anywhere in Texas, instead being restricted to the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona and adjacent Mexico.
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