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The Best Queso Ever

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This is the best queso ever. I’m from Texas. We don’t kid around about these things.

Ingredients

  • 16 ounces, weight Velveeta, Cubed
  • 15 ounces, weight Can Of Hormel (No Beans) Chili
  • 10 ounces, weight Can Of Rotel
  • ½ cups Green Onions, Chopped
  • ½ teaspoons Ground Cayenne

Preparation

Combine everything in a crockpot (or slow cooker if you’re being fancy) until warm and the cheese is melted. Serve with tortilla chips.

This is also really yummy served in a bread bowl with little chunks of bread for dipping.

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Pat Mendell on 7.10.2012

I have tried several store brands and quite frankly they are better than Velveta here lately. Wonder why the drop in quality?

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Bethany Andreas on 7.10.2012

This queso sounds amazing! As Texans living in Alaska, we haven’t had good queso in 4 years! It is my poor husbands favorite. I will have to try and make this for him.
Pat I have noticed the Velveeta cheese has just remained too thick latley. My chicken spaghetti hasn’t been the same the last couple of times.

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Pat Mendell on 7.5.2012

I have made a simalar recipe to this for years. Just a a curiousity question though. Lately I have been really disappointed with the “velveeta” cheese, so much so, I have changed brands. Have you noticed any change in the creaminess, or texture of the cheese after it has been melted. The last few times I bought and used the Velveeta it has had a grainy feel and look. I live in Tyler, My son lives in Huntsville and he had noticed the same problem. What about you?
Pat

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