I've never seen it but can almost always find something on you tube. People will make a video of anything, even opening a package of cheese spread;)

It looks like there is a little tab to break at the corner then the plastic lid just lifts up. No inner seal. It's microwaved to warm it with the lid sitting loosely on the container, not pressed back down.

I agree, it doesn't look like very secure packaging to me either, but apparently that little corner tab has to be broken and pulled free to loosen the lid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8dCeMEPyGE

It wasn't sealed then, thanks.

I just looked more closely at the container and the tab thing is there, unbroken, but the lid just lifts right off. I don't know whether to eat it now or toss it.

Hmmm....cheese dip. Do you want to possible die on that hill?

I'm not particularly brave when it comes to iffy food. How inconvenient would it be for you to return it. I don't know how old that video was but it did say the dip was $6. I've returned something to a grocery store a couple of times over the years and have never been questioned or faced any kind of argument.

Not that the first day of the month and a holiday weekend would be a good day to be in a store. DH went this morning at 6 AM to beat a crowd. He'd driven in yesterday afternoon and left without parking....no parking spots available in the lot, and its not like he looks for something near the doors. He parks as far out as he can to reduce the risk someone might scratch his precious truck ;)

You can go to your orders online or in the app and start a return. On perishable foods, they usually just give a refund without having to bring it back to a store.

I feel a bit guilty eating high fat cheese dip anyway. But something called "gordo?" No thanks. I can take a hint.

But the bottom line, no one knows the brand, how it's sealed or not sealed....that is ultimately the question that you needed answered. I would have called the store, asked about the product if I couldn't return and find another to compare to. Were you concerned about it's 'freshness'/safety or if it had been tampered with? Much of the seals today are due to a very few incidences of product tampering, not food freshness. Given the truth that manufacturing is not a perfect process, statistically it was most likely a miss bottled product and it was perfectly safe to consume. (if one can say that about this type of food).

Arcy, all of those things.

Well, take into account that it was from Walmart, so there's no telling what might have happened in store before it was picked for your order.

It may even have come loose when they were picking and packing .