365 by Whole Foods MarketOrganic White Queso, 15 OZUSDA Organic

This dip tastes good. It smells like feet/strong parmesan when you heat it, but the flavor is nice. I'm not the only one who likes it, either. My kids get mad when my husband and I don't save them any. lolIt's a little spicy but not too bad. I like to eat this with the 365 round tortilla chips, and my husband prefers a lower sodium brand because he's trying to eat less salt.By the way, these dramatic reviews are making me want to try another product like this that had similiar reviews. Now, I think I better try everything myself.

I grew up eating cheese dip of all kinds; I am not a food snob. I tell you with confidence that this stuff is gross. I should have known better as the WF brand stuff is not that stellar, but I was willing to try it since they were out of my favorite, which is Leigh Oliver's (now Queso Mama). Never again.Here's how I imagine the meeting at WholeFoods Product Development went:Jane: Hey Bob, we need a cheese dip. But it needs to be cheap so we make loads of money on it, and doesn't need refrigeration so we can throw it next to the chips as an impulse buy.Bob: Hmm...how about we take a jar of this hospital-style butterscotch pudding mix, nix the butterscotch flavor...well, get rid of ALLLLL the flavor but keep the color and the runny consistency that looks a little like upchuck ---Jane: All that sounds like a winner, but Bob, it's got to be TEX MEX. So maybe throw in some chile peppers?Bob: YEP I'm on it.Jane: You're the best, Bob!If you're looking for a sauce/dip that reminds you of runny pudding in the color and consistency of maybe vomit, with just a little bit of heat -- this is the stuff for you.For those actually looking for yummy white queso, I suggest Queso Mama's. They used to sell it at WholeFoods under the name Leigh Oliver's White Queso but haven't picked it up yet in their rebranding name. PLEASE AMAZON/WHOLEFOODS WE NEED QUESOMAMA. Please!

This states it is a white queso dip, but it is not white. Although the flavor is okay for what it is, it does not taste like other white queso dips I have had. I will not purchase again.

I’ll get the store fresh

Sometimes I get a craving for chips and queso and this fits the bill. I heat it up a bit in the microwave and dig in.

The smell of this is like sweaty gym socks and underwear of a teenage boy after being left in a wet gym bag in their locker for a week or two. The first time we used it was ok. Smelly, but only a little stronger than normal. The taste was average. Reheating it after we stored it in a refrigerator caused everyone to gag. We had to toss it. Maybe we jut had a bad jar.

Can y'all give me a free one?

Without a doubt the worst queso I’ve ever tasted. Probably the worst-tasting product I’ve ever purchased at a grocery store, if not the worst-tasting food item I’ve ever been sold. Period.The first five ingredients are water, cream, green chiles, oil, and cornstarch. That’s right, it’s basically an artificially-thickened emulsification of water, milk, and oil, and that’s exactly what it tastes like.It apparently contains more “green chiles” than “cheese” for crissakes. And it doesn’t even taste like green chiles, let alone cheese.Even after you heat it, it has the texture of a pudding pack. Or a fresh loogie. It depends on how you choose to look at it, I guess.I will never believe a single person employed at the Whole Foods corporate office ever actually tasted this vile stuff. Horrendous. A travesty.Go to the nearest gas station and buy some of the neon orange stuff in a jar for $0.99. Whatever it might do to your body can’t be anywhere near as awful as eating a jar of this junk.