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wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

What are some other good hot sauces that have a thick consistency like sriracha does? I end up putting sriracha on tons of stuff mostly because it won't drip off things like sandwiches or pizza.

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wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

Fantastic recommendations all around. Thanks so much.

wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

Decided to try a Yellow Bird sampler based on the recommendations last week.



Blue Agave Sriracha doesn't taste much like ol' rooster sauce sriracha. Much sweeter than I expected. Not sure if I like that. Might be good on something thai-adjacent though.

Serrano tastes the most like actual peppers. I think I like this one the best.

Habanero tastes nice for about a second but then the heat gets to be too much for me.

They're all nice and thick like I like and they were all different and new so I'm glad I tried them. Might try Secret Aardvark next once I whittle these down.

Democratic Pirate posted:

I’m happy to have a good selection of yellowbird in my grocery store, though I don’t understand why they have it in the condiment section when there’s a dedicated hot sauce shelf an aisle over.

I wonder if it's because most of them literally say "condiment" on the label.

wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

Jhet posted:

The Habanero one tastes really good, but it's a bit mild for me (sorry McCracAttack, it's hot enough for everyone else in my house at least).

I do actually like hotter stuff. The problem is I've built up a negative association with what happens about 6 to 8 hours later.

wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

McCracAttack posted:

Decided to try a Yellow Bird sampler based on the recommendations last week.



Blue Agave Sriracha doesn't taste much like ol' rooster sauce sriracha. Much sweeter than I expected. Not sure if I like that. Might be good on something thai-adjacent though.

Okay, I found something I like the blue agave sriracha on but y'all are gonna laugh. It's really good on peanut butter and pickle sandwiches.

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wash bucket
Feb 21, 2006

mischief posted:

This is why God has turned his back on us.

Good. I don't want that pervert watching me eat anyway.

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