Ocean Spray Turkey Cranberry Salsa Roll-Ups Recipe

by Jennifer

Ocean Spray created a twist on an old favorite with this all-new sweet and spicy Cranberry Fiesta Salsa! Perfectly balanced and full of flavor, the new salsa is made with the same unique cranberry goodness as Ocean Spray Juice Cocktail.

Do you have a hard time figuring out what to do with Thanksgiving leftovers? I have the perfect solution to complement the bird with these Turkey Cranberry Salsa Roll-Ups!Turkey Cranberry Salsa Roll-ups

Sauce
1/2 cup Ocean Spray® Cranberry Salsa
1/4 cup chopped pecans
1/8 teaspoon dried poultry seasoning
Roll-Ups
4 (6 to 8-inch) flour tortillas
4 large Romaine lettuce leaves
4 (1-ounce) slices of Provolone cheese
8 ounces of sliced Turkey
Instructions
In small bowl, stir together all sauce ingredients; set aside.
To assemble roll-ups: Place one flour tortilla on cutting board. Top with 1 large Romaine lettuce leaf, 1 slice cheese, and 2 ounces turkey. Spread about 2 tablespoons of salsa down center of turkey slices.
Starting on one side, carefully roll-up tortilla; secure with wooden picks. Repeat with remaining tortillas and ingredients.
Serve with additional cranberry salsa. Refrigerate leftovers.
Notes
*optional – add a slice of cooked bacon to each sandwich for some extra crunch
By My Boys and Their Toys
Adapted from Ocean Spray

Talk about delicious! We can’t get enough of this recipe, and think you will love it too! I especially liked adding bacon to the roll-ups for some extra crunch.

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Comments

Tiffany F says

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These look so good !! i love making wraps rather than sandwiches. Great way to get rid of the holidays leftovers as well.
Jane Ritz says

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I would love these. I’m going to give them a try. They look simply delicious.
Christian Alejandro says

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Turkey Sandwiches!
Bryan E. says

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Thanks for the giveaway…Pan Seared Chicken Breasts topped with Cranberry Salsa.
meme says

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I would use it as a glaze on pork roast
Richard Hicks says

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I bet it would be good over a roast chicken!
Michelle Tucker says

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I’d put it over cream cheese and set out crackers with it. It’d be SO good.
carol j says

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I would eat it on crackers
Gianna says

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In a meatloaf.
Christine says

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I would use it for a turkey sandwhich.
Thanks for the chance!
Amy Lee says

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I bet it would be really good with turkey!
Buddy Garrett says

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I would use it in baked chicken.
Kellie Conklin says

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I would use this to add into spaghetti tacos, I can tell it would make a delicious addition, something unexpected and unique! Thanks!
pricelessyona says

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I’d use it on turkey sandwiches with mayo.
Julieh says

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I would use this in my cranberry nut bread recipe
Alex Roach says

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In a turkey sandwhich!
Donna L says

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I would put it in my turkey dressing..
Jackee says

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I’d pour it over a brick of cream cheese for a cracker dip.
Kyl Neusch says

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over pork chops
tina reynolds says

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I would use it in my taco enchilada bake
Gennie Lancaster says

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I would bake it over chicken breasts.
Kim Parrott says

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This would be amazing in a barbecue sauce of some kind – tangy, sweet and a little spicy
Jennifer J says

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I would use this salsa with some ground turkey nachos!
Sky sparkle says

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I’d use this with cold chicken I think!
Jimmy says

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I think I would use it as a sauce on a grilled chicken breast.
Karen Gonyea says

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I would love to use this in a chicken glaze 🙂
Allison says

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This would be great in a chicken salad! Thanks so much and I would love this prize.
Sarah S says

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This would be really good on some spinach ravioli. It sounds so delicious and refreshing!
Vicki D. says

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I would stuff thick pork chops with dressing and this cranberry salsa. Doesn’t it sound good?
amy deeter says

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i would try it with some baked chicken
Liz N says

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Not a chef, so I think I’d just pour it on some ham and serve it up! Yum!
Heather Dawn says

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I think it would taste good with grilled chicken inside of pita bread
may says

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enchiladas
Breanne says

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I’d put it on grilled chicken
Peggy Rydzewski says

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Wild be great over grilled chicken
Melanie Montgomery says

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I would make a layered dip using it
Tamar says

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I’d probably make a chicken salad with it.
Laura P. says

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I think it would be great in a chicken burrito.
maryjgardner says

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I’d mix it with cream cheese and pecans to make a cheeseball or dip or I’d use it as a topping for a salad!
Jennifer C says

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I could use it for shredded chicken.
liz l says

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Delightful Cranberry Lemonade
Kathryn C says

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I think I would try it in a chicken stir fry dish – thanks for your recipe I really had no idea this item existed!
sylvia says

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i would use it as a ham glaze
Michelle C says

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This would be great over baked chicken! Thanks for the chance to win!
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Gail Fernandez says

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I think it might be tasty on pork chops on maybe in meatload.
kelly says

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I would put it in the crockpot with chicken!
Karen Drake says

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I would use it to flavor pulled pork for sandwiches.
melina r says

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I would use it on top of grilled chicken.
Eugenia Hall says

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I’d use it with pork chops
Kathleen S. says

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I would use it in a turkey sandwich. Yumm!
Sonya says

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I’d love it on a salad!
danielle Marie says

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i like the turkey panini option others have mentioned.

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Michele Carvalho says

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I think it would be awesome in a crock pot with chicken
Thomas Murphy says

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I would use it for pork chops
Susan Chester says

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I wonder if it would taste good on a baked potato? I would try it!
Danalee Davis says

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I would try this salsa on chicken and/or turkey.
Jaime Cummings says

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Grilled chicken breast
Brittney House says

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I would use it in my beef burritos.
Lorena Keech says

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I think it would be great on pork tenderloin or chicken breasts
Tim Allport says

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Some festive holiday nachos.
Lori says

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Should go well with venison…
Kyhere Here says

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Let’s bake it in puff pastry with brie.
Donna Pyszk says

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I would use this on a fruit salad . Lettuce, blueberries, strawberries YUM
mf says

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beef roast
Jill McHale says

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I would make a grilled cheese and salsa panini!
Angela N Winesburg (@Hotsnotty2) says

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I’d use it as a marinade for pork chops
manekeniko says

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I’d use it inside chicken and cheese quesadillas.
Annemarie Z. says

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I would use it with turkey, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions on a bagel!
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Rebecca Lock says

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I would use it with my holiday meatballs.
Lamont says

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I would use this on pork loin, slowly roasted on the grill.
Josie Grounds says

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I would use it with my 7 layer dip, I usually top with queso, this would be a nice change.
jeni lutz says

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I would use it with taco dip
Amanda Sakovitz says

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with some fried chicken
Denise m says

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A sandwich with turkey and stuffing
Susan Smith says

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I would use it over pork chops
David says

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Given all of the leftover turkey I have, I would use it as a spread on a turkey sandwich.
Tabathia B says

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I am not a cranberry person, so I would use as a side to turkey and stuffing only
Kimberly Hilbert says

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I can’t imagine using it for anything but turkey sandwiches. Sounds great if you like cranberry sauce.
joseph gersch jr says

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I would make a chicken salad and cranberry salsa sandwich
Stephanie Larison says

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I’d try it making my crockpot meatballs. I normally use grape jelly and taco sauce, I think this would give it a extra kick to it!
mary renshaw says

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I would use it with brie and a puff pastry as an app
Kristin L says

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Crockpot chicken. Yum.
Kristen says

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I make a cranberry pork roast. I bet this would be delicious with it.
Danielle says

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I think it would taste good with a baked tilapia
Brittany C. says

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I would mix it with mayo and use as a spread on a turkey sandwich.
richelle bowers says

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i would use it in a salad
Laurajj Jacobson says

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I would love to try it on baked potatoes! I love salsa on a baked potato for lunch, this would be really good!
beatriz says

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some kind of crazy leftover thanksgiving sandwich!
Mary Calabrese says

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I have a great apple/jello/cranberry salad that I make.
jovon says

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I would use it on left over turket lol.
Sherry Bult says

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This wap is a great way to watch calories, thru the winter. I always eat more thru winter time!!
Jim W. says

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I’d try it with crackers and cheese
Jessamine D. says

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I would use this for nachos. 🙂
Lauren-Olivia Wood says

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I would make a queso chicken with the salsa as an added flavor element!
Melinda stephens says

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I think it is good with brie and crackers.
Katie Roch says

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I would make a pork roast and put the cranberry salsa along with some brown sugar in a slow cooker.
Ashley B says

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I would use it on my Turkey and Cranberry Sauce Pinwheels!
Wendy R. says

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I’m thinking some sort of nachos would be good! Or maybe a casserole made with layered tortillas, sauce, shredded turkey, cheese and that salsa!
Jennifer says

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This may be off the wall, but how about trying it in a beef stew?!?! Or even crockpot meatballs….
Natalie yeoman says

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I’d like to put it in a chicken sandwich
Cynthia R says

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i want to add it to a brownie or cookie mix.
Wendy Rozema says

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I’d use it in my chili recipe!
molli vandehey says

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i would love to use it as a dressing for fish!
Heidi Zapolski says

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It would be really good poured over a roasted pork loin
Tara Liebing says

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I would make a grilled chicken salad and use the salsa as a dressing.
edq143 says

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an incredible turkey sandwich i can see it now
Mary Siminski says

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I would use it for a apple and chicken wrap!! Yummy
Sarah Hirsch says

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chicken with cranberry salsa sauce
Richelle Goins says

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whole grain cracker, small piece of turkey, cranberry salsa.. yum-yum…
Vicky D says

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I would like to try this on my leftover turkey sandwiches.
brooke t says

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turkey snadwiches
Carolsue says

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On my breakfast burritos or scrambled eggs
Ava Ann Chavez says

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I think it’d be wonderful with stuffing!
Lisa Weidknecht says

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I would pour it over mashed potatoes.
Rebecca Graham says

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I would use it with a turkey sandwich.
Debbie Petch says

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My turkey and cheese rolls!
Daraya says

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I would love to eat it with homemade cinnamon chips! 🙂
Barb Stenby says

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I would use it in a baked brie with apples wrapped in a puff pastry! YUMMMY!
acmommy3 says

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Wow, this ingredient is fun! 🙂 I would like to try it over cream cheese to serve with crackers as an appetizer, or maybe with chicken tostadas or porkchops.
Gina says

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I’d pour it over pork and put it in the crockpot. That would taste great!
Christy Colln says

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Over baked chicken 🙂 yum..thanks for the chance
Tarah says

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Cranberry Chicken Stew
Darlene Carbajal says

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Chicken 🙂
Kari says

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i think it might be good used with pork, like a pork tenderloin or pork chops.
McKim says

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I would use it on top of a turkey salad.
melikegarfield says

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I would use it as a glaze over baked chicken.
Suzanne K says

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I’d use it on an omlet with turkey and cheese filling
Tammy Schweitzer says

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I would say with chicken I better taste great or even turkey
John Kirkpatrick says

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Think I might add it as a dipping sauce to my veggie tray
Jennifer M says

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I would put it on top of baked brie! mmmmmm!
Janet says

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I would use it my turkey and mash potatos
April Brenay says

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I would love to use it over pork chops! maybe make some hash with it too!
heather baker says

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I think it would taste good over baked chicken
chris z says

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i would use it on a grilled chicken sandwhich
tcarolinep says

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I would use it for baked turkey
Stephanie F. says

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The first thing that comes to mind is to make turkey fiesta nachos or something like that. Maybe use pita chips instead of tortilla chips?
Karen Glatt says

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I would use this to make Chicken burritos and use it as the sauce instead of regular salsa. I bet it tastes good.
kim burnett says

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I would try it on a pork tenderloin as a glaze!
SandyS says

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Grilled chicken breast! Yummy!
frugalfollies says

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I’d use it as a dip for quesadillas! Thanks for the great giveaway!
trisha kilpatrick says

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I would love to try it over chicken breasts or mixed with cream cheese as a dip.
Mary Happymommy says

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Over baked chicken
mmoushka says

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On my chicken breasts as a sauce…yum!
Kelly D says

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I would make glazed chicken cutlets with this salsa.
Jennifer Speed says

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I would use it as a marinade for chicken and pair it with some rice and a vegetable.
Catherine says

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I think I’d try it with a pulled pork sandwich.
amy pugmire says

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I would use it in my homemade beef burritos.
Cynthia C says

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I think it would make a nice condiment for grilled chicken.
Laura Lanza says

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Mix it with cream cheese for a nice dip.
Kimberly Bauer says

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I would use it in my homemade Chicken Enchiladas.
amylou61 says

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I’d like to try it mixed into a cheeseball and served with crackers. I bet it would be yummy 🙂
Steve Stone says

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I would use it in meatloaf for sure.
heather says

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I would love to try this on pork chops.
jessica says

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I would spred it on a sandwich with turkey and cream cheese and mustard
Valerie S says

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I’d use it as a marinade for pork tenderloin.
Liz (@blueviolet) says

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What? Cranberry salsa? I not only want to try your roll-ups, but more, more, more!
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Jordan Biagomala says

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I would use it for pork chops!
ELIZABETH C. says

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This might sound crazy but I love cream cheese with crackers. I would add a dab on top.
Jacob LaFountaine says

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Cheesy enchiladas recipe
Alexia says

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I haven’t heard of the cranberry salsa before but it sounds and looks good! I think the bitterness of the cranberries would go great with the salsa. Thanks for the share!
Jessica Fortner says

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I would use it w a chicken salad sandwich.
l p says

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it would be great with a pie. thanks
Denise Taylor-Dennis says

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I would love to throw a pot roast in the crock pot with this salsa.
Natalie says

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I would make a turkey bagel sandwich with this!
Marisa M says

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Over chicken!!
Kiara says

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I would use it in stuffed pork chops.
latanya says

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I would use it for sweet and spicy dip
Beth W says

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I’d use it in Taco Casserole
Margaret Smith says

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Sliced turkey & swiss on rye with Ocean Spray Fiesta would be delicious.
Caroline B says

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I would us it in a sandwich!
shannonsfun says

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on a turkey and cheese sandwich.
alyce poalillo says

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I would use it instead of cranberry sauce in my cranberry pork roast recipe
Elena says

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I would make turkey panini
Matt says

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I would enjoy using it for some type of chicken meal.
Caitlin says

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I would use it for paninis.
Jenny says

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Although I already have a costco membership, I’m going to pick up the salsa and try these. thanks!
Penny Snyder says

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I would use it on turkey enchiladas!!
Dorothy Deakyne says

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I would use it to top off pie
couponboss says

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I’d use it to make a sweet/savory layered dip.
Sara Wagner says

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I’d put it on oven baked chicken.
Charlotte Winters says

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I’d use it as a topping for holiday ham.
Lisa Brown says

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i would use it over pork chops
Alicia K says

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i would use this to make a turkey panini!!
Carol says

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I’d use it in meatloaf

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