Farm Bureau members James and Hope Reinneck didn’t set out to start a salsa company. In 2008, the Mascoutah couple welcomed their daughter two months early and spent a lot of time at the hospital. In order to distract himself, James began working in the couple’s vegetable garden and ended up making a salsa he brought back to the nurses. They told him it should be sold in stores, and the couple eventually took their advice, naming the product Salsa Rose after their young daughter.
Today, more than 300 stores across eight states carry Salsa Rose, available in mild and hot varieties, and two sizes. Reinneck Ranch has since expanded to make bread-and-butter pickles, salsa-flavored snack sticks, beef jerky and bratwurst, among other popular items.
To order from Reinneck Ranch or find products near you, visit reinneckranch.com or call (618) 910-1390.
One lucky reader will win a gift box containing one hot salsa, two mild salsas and salsa-flavored snack sticks. Enter for your chance to win below:
I recently was at Dierbergs in St. Louis and thought I would give this salsa rose a try. It is awesome. It actually reminds me of Casa Gallardo restaurants salsa which is now gone from St. Louis. Jimmy Helvey 18 Windswept Dr Arnold Mo 63010