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Source: "The Kitchn" It's hard to find good commercially made salsa, which is where fresh and slam-bam fantastic Ridiculously Good Salsa comes in. Small-batch, women-owned, and available to ship - so get some on your chips, stat.  

Source: "Columbus Monthly" We taste-tested six Ohio-made salsas. Because: football. We taste-tested six Ohio-made salsas. Because: football. Salsa is the unofficial mascot of the football tailgate and there happen to be a dizzying array of Ohio-made salsas these days–who knew? So the Columbus Monthly staff readied our bottled waters (alas, there were no margaritas) and tasted, scored and ranked a half-dozen brands of Ohio salsa with the goal of finding a favorite. Someone had to do it. Out of the six medium-heat salsas we tasted, Ridiculously Good Salsa’s Happy Medium won over our staff. The secret: garden freshness with a...

Source: "Columbus Underground" Even though it’s hundreds and hundreds of miles away from Mexico, Ohio is home to lots of salsa makers. If CaJohn’s is the local king, there’s plenty of market space for other nearby operations such as JB’s and Montezuma. Enter Ridiculously Good Salsa (RGS), made in Westerville. RGS is a refrigerator salsa, so that means a couple of things: 1) It has super fresh flavors and 2) A short shelf life. You don’t just stock up on the RGS stuff, because you have about a week between buying and the magic date on its best-by sticker. But...