• MelonYellow@lemmy.ca
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      Hmm it’s the sweetness that makes it not versatile for me. I love it in pho though!

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        I’ve tried a few different brands of sriracha, and there were only like two that I liked. The others had more sweetness that I didn’t like.

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      I recently got a bottle of Melinda’s Garlic & Habanero sauce. It might be my favorite hot sauce that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.

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      Was coming to praise the Ghost Pepper Wing Sauce. It’s so good on and in so many things, but especially a chicken sandwich from a local joint we go to on Wednesdays. I look forward to that every week.

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      I love all kinds of hot sauce (sate/sambal is my #1. Does that count as sauce? It’s more a paste). But my widespread you can find this anywhere go-to for eggs and potatoes is good ol’ Tapatio. I’ll take Valentina’s too, since it’s so similar.

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      This was my go-to for a while. I still keep this one on hand, but I recently have been defaulting to Hoff Sauce more recently. If you see it for sale, I recommend you give it a try.

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      Carrot based Habenaro sauce: although it appears they have a few versions. (Figured if I was going to search what these were I might as well share the quick results)

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      100%!! Probably also mentioning that Melinda’s essentially ripped off Marie’s recipes during some sheisty imporg deal.

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    Just want to soapbox here about the hot sauces that are sold to: 1) be as hot as possible; 2) have no flavor aside from pepper.

    No one is enjoying XXX: Blow our ur Sphincter 3000 and as far as I am concerned these things are novelty items like pranks from joke shops. If the “schoville” number is factoring into your hot sauce buying decisions then I have personal beef with you and hope you step in a deep puddle next time it’s raining.

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      the “schoville” number is factoring into your hot sauce buying decisions then I have personal beef

      Not everyone is looking for the highest number. Some of us take it as another piece of useful info about the sauce. For example if I’m going to have company, I need to compare to Tabasco, because that’s what normies know. I also like different levels of heat with different foods, and the Scoville level gives me that

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    I’m partial to the Dave’s Carolina Reaper sauce.

    If I’m in a different mood the El Yucateco habanero sauce has great flavor.

    Gochujang for cooking. Usually the T. UP imported stuff from Korea.

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      Great choice, and cheap compared to others!

      The standard valentines is close to cholula sauce for a fraction of the price.

      Frank’s (extra hot buffalo, too) and Sriracha are always on hand in my house, too.

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    My wife got me a bottle of Da Bomb as a joke for Valentine’s and I’ve been working through that for over a year.

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      I was just gifted a whole season of hot ones sauces. Came with da bomb evolution and havent tried it yet

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          I’ve had da bomb beyond insanity before so im curious how i react to this one.

          Its an experience, not a flavour.