An ancient search, finally concluded. I was in Costco the other day and found this salsa by Del Real Foods. Its short ingredients list (Roasted Tomatoes, Roasted Chilies, Salt) is a real strength, not just for what is is obviously lacking, but because it is good just how it is, and it won't add that cheap processed flavor to your food if you mix it in with your cooking. It is also good with chips. a little shredded cilantro, and a squeeze of lime. Looking around on their site, I notice that most of the products from Del Real Foods have few to no onions. Del Real, I salute you, for attacking the enemy in their stronghold, and emerging victorious! Update: Thanks to some awesome commenters, we now know of other commercially available salsas without onions. La Victoria Salsa Suprema Medium. You can see the onionless ingredients list in the amazon pictures. Arriba! Roasted Southwestern Garlic and Cilantro. It has the dreaded "spices" and may be too much garlic for people with allium difficulties, but worth a look. 505Chile.com sells quite a few salsa and chile products, several of which are onion free, these include: Their medium salsa (yellow label but not green) The red chile sauce/enchilada sauce. ...

As much as I like to cook and eat food that isn't disgusting, every once in a while I just have to eat junk food. Sometimes I just need to make a run for the border. Taco Bell historically has been a place where you would have to request no onions on most things you order, but since the great e-coli scare of '06, even their nachos come without green onions, or Grons as they will be henceforth referred (in reference to their abbreviation on the receipt). Be cautioned that Taco Bell isn't a true onion free zone, but they have shown enough improvement that their food has vastly increased in edibility. Chalk up a defeat for the enemy.