Taco Sloppy Joes

More just beef with salsa than what I was expecting which was more of a taco on hamburger buns.

I doubled the recipe and with the leftovers I made a soup by adding sauted onions and garlic, another packet of taco seasoning and some water and macarroni noodles. Then I topped it with shredded 4 cheese mexican and crushed nacho chips. Wow that was delish. I will definately make this again. Thanks Kraft. You could also try putting the leftovers if you have any on some warmed up tortilla chips for nachos. I will have to try that next.

my family loved it..great as open face with lots of cojack cheese on it..really quick and easy

This is a keeper. How easy and perfect for a weeknight. My family ate these up. I used medium salsa, not mild, and it was quite spicy, but I'm NOT complaining!

I thought this recipe tasted alright. My husband on the other hand couldn't finish it. He thought that it tasted like eating a jar of salsa. I probably won't be making this again.

It was ok, just way too salty for our taste.

Very easy to make and very good. Made a double batch and have several possibilites for leftovers. Made with ground turkey.

Very easy & quick to make. We used toasted sourdough bread with a sprinkle of cheese on each sandwich. Family went back for seconds and wanted more.

very asy and simple, good for the busy weeknights!

Our family enjoyed this recipe. It is an updated version of the old sloppy joe and it is easy to make. We topped our buns off with mild shredded chedder cheese and sour cream. Very tasty and filling. I make a large batch and then we have left overs for another day:)