Kicked-Up Mexican Street Corn Seasoning

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Turn up the spice with Kicked-Up Mexican Street Corn Seasoning—a reformulated, kicked-up twist of our fan-favorite Mexican Street Corn Seasoning.

This bold blend features five crave-worthy chiles that build heat then back off, letting zesty lime and a lighter touch of cumin shine. Big flavor. No burn. Made to wake up your taste buds.

If you love the original Mexican Street Corn Seasoning, don’t worry, it’s not going anywhere. If you're craving bigger flavor and a little extra spice, this one’s for you.

Inspired by the authentic flavors of the street food in Mexico. Whether it’s a snack, side dish, or flavor-packed topping, this spicier elote seasoning lets you create your own delicious version at home to enjoy Mexico’s vibrant culinary cuisine.

Flavor Profile

This kicked-up version of our original blend brings more smoky, spicy chile flavor, with zesty lime, fresh herbs, and a lighter touch of cumin for a bold, bright kick. It's made for flavor seekers who like to turn up the spice.

How to Use

For authentic elote, brush grilled corn with crema or mayo, sprinkle generously with seasoning, then top with cotija and cilantro. Finish with a squeeze of lime. Use on tacos, avocado, rice, dips, roasted veggies, or as a meat rub. Great anywhere you want craveable heat.

About This Blend

Bring bold, spicy, authentic flavor to your kitchen with our Kicked-Up Mexican Street Corn Seasoning–your passport to the vibrant world of Elote, a cornerstone of Mexico’s vibrant culinary culture.

Inspired by the beloved street food and everything we love about this crave-worthy dish: sweet roasted corn, spicy chiles, smoky char, tangy lime, and cilantro.

Explore the different regional takes on elote. From the bustling markets and lively plazas of central Mexico to the breezy coasts and rustic countryside, every region puts its spin on this beloved dish, and now you can craft your version at home too.

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Kicked-Up Mexican Street Corn Seasoning Q&A

What is elote?

Elote is grilled corn on the cob that's topped with chile & lime-forward street corn seasoning, in addition to Cotija cheese, sour cream, mayonnaise and lime juice.

What is Mexican street corn made of?

Mexican street corn is made of grilled corn on the cob that's been topped with cheese, cream, lime juice and Mexican Street Corn seasoning.

How do you make elote?

To make elote, or Mexican street corn, grill your corn on the cob until it's done, then add seasoning and other typical elote toppings, such as Mexican crema, lime juice and Cotija cheese!

Dietary Information

MSG-Free

Nut-Free

Dairy-Free

Gluten-Free

Onion-Free

Black Pepper-Free

Corn-Free

Sweetener-Free

Sugar-Free

Sesame-Free

Vegetarian

Vegan

Ingredients

Annatto seeds, aji amarillo chile powder, cayenne chile powder, cilantro, granulated garlic, makrut lime leaves, Mexican oregano, California paprika, turmeric, ancho chile powder, chipotle chile powder, guajillo chile powder, cumin seeds, lime fresco salt

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