Chulería en Pote Trio

Meet your new go-to trio for cooking with cariño. The Chulería en Pote Trio brings all three of Chef Vivoni's Puerto Rican adobos to your counter — Original, Spicy and Criollo — each built for a different job.

How to Use

With three distinct blends, this trio covers every meal. Use the Original as your everyday all-purpose adobo for rice, beans, grilled chicken and roasted vegetables. Reach for the Spicy when you want red-pepper heat on wings, tacos, stews or marinades. Turn to the Criollo for traditional Puerto Rican dishes — pernil, sofrito, alcapurrias, caldo. Layer them for more complex flavour. Each jar works as a dry rub, a marinade base or a finishing sprinkle. Start light and adjust to taste.

Ingredients & Declarations

The three jars are three different formulas. Each declaration below is taken from that jar's own label.

Original — Ingredients: Salt, Paprika, Turmeric, Onion, Garlic, Brown Sugar, Thyme, Smoked Paprika, Chilli, Cumin, Coffee, 2% or Less of Other Spices. Contains: Cumin.

Spicy — Ingredients: Salt, Paprika, Brown Sugar, Turmeric, Onion, Garlic, Red Pepper, Thyme, Smoked Paprika, Cumin, Coffee, 2% or Less of Other Spices. Contains: Cumin.

Criollo — Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Onion, Black Pepper, Citric Acid (Preservative), 2% or Less of Other Spices. Contains: Parsley.

Original — CONTAINS: CUMIN.
Spicy — CONTAINS: CUMIN.
Criollo — CONTAINS: PARSLEY.
As declared on each jar. The Criollo declaration also lists citric acid as a preservative.

Keep closed and in a dry place.

Why You'll Love It

Buying one jar means guessing which one you wanted. Buying three means finding out. Most kitchens end up using all of them for different things — the Original for the weeknight plate, the Spicy when something needs a kick, the Criollo for the pot that sits on the stove all afternoon. At $30 instead of $36 the set costs less than the three jars separately, and it arrives ready to give if you decide to pass it on instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the three jars the same recipe?
No. They are three different formulas, and each jar carries its own ingredient declaration — published separately above. Criollo in particular is a much shorter list than the other two.

Are they all the same size?
No. Original and Spicy are 5.5 oz; Criollo is 7 oz.

How much does the set save?
$6. The three jars bought separately are $36; the Trio is $30.

Is this an adobo or a sazón?
All three are adobos — each jar reads Adobo de Especias / All Purpose Seasoning. Our guide to adobo vs sazón explains the difference.

Includes: 2 × 5.5 oz jars (Original, Spicy) + 1 × 7 oz jar (Criollo), each with a serving spoon | Made in Puerto Rico