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There are a few alternatives you can use if you don't have Southwestern seasoning on hand. You can make your own blend using a combination of chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, and paprika. You can also use taco seasoning or Cajun seasoning as a substitute.
Yes, you can use regular chili powder for fajitas if you don't have Southwestern seasoning. Just be aware that regular chili powder may not have the same flavor profile as Southwestern seasoning, so your fajitas may taste slightly different.
We do not recommend using Italian seasoning for fajitas as it has a completely different flavor profile and may not pair well with the other ingredients in your fajitas. Stick to Mexican or Tex-Mex inspired seasonings for the best results.
While you can certainly omit the seasoning, your fajitas may lack flavor and may not have the same taste as traditional fajitas. We recommend using at least a basic blend of spices like chili powder, cumin, and garlic powder to enhance the flavor of your fajitas.
Yes, there are many low-sodium options for Southwestern seasoning available on the market. You can also make your own by using low-sodium versions of the individual spices or by adjusting the amounts of salt used in the recipe.