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Favourite hot sauce?

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Whats your favourite hot sauce? Ive only ever tried Franks but i see Sriracha is popular. Anyone tried them both? Is there much of a difference?

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LLewellen Farquarson

Bought a bottle of Call cali Tijuana hot sauce in Supervalue.
Not a fan. Very watery and tastes like flavoured vinegar.

Skerries

what commercial sauce would be the closest to what you would get in a restaurant or pub as regards the Louisiana sauce?

LLewellen Farquarson

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Got some Bullseye Carolina Reaper hot sauce.

Very garlicy and a slow build to a strong heat.
Thick and sweet. Nice

I've yet to try the Al'fez harissa.

Both are currently on sale in Tesco.

Thanks for that, just picked up one of each.

igCorcaigh

Got some Bullseye Carolina Reaper hot sauce.

Very garlicy and a slow build to a strong heat.
Thick and sweet. Nice

I've yet to try the Al'fez harissa.

Both are currently on sale in Tesco.

xvril

MickeyLeari wrote: »

Where can I buy Mic’s chilli BBQ? I bought direct online after finding the hot sauce in a restaurant in Budapest and stunned it was an Irish product.

https://www.micschilli.com/stockist

List of all the places that stock mics chilli sauces. Not sure how up to date it is. I actually just got a bottle today.

se25

Wonderful...and Irish.

MickeyLeari

Ol' Donie wrote: »

I gots one tray of wings with Mic's Chilli BBQ sauce and one tray of Reggae Reggae wings in the oven right now.

This is a great day.

Where can I buy Mic’s chilli BBQ? I bought direct online after finding the hot sauce in a restaurant in Budapest and stunned it was an Irish product.

Ol' Donie

dastardly00 wrote: »

Mic's Chilli BBQ Sauce is my favourite BBQ sauce also. I find a lot of BBQ sauces a bit too sweet, so this is ideal for me.

In my local supermarket they had started stocking the BBQ sauce before any of the other versions

I gots one tray of wings with Mic's Chilli BBQ sauce and one tray of Reggae Reggae wings in the oven right now.

This is a great day.

iamtony

The missus gets nandos hot sauce and peri peri from iceland its deadly:)
Sorry if already mentioned i didnt read whole thread.

The Nal

Just made a Bloody Mary with some a lot probably too much Mics Inferno sauce and two shots of vodka.

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LLewellen Farquarson

Thai taste sriracha hot chilli sauce in Lidl.
Nice and inoffensive.
Grand for dips or in a sandwich.

Smiles35

Mellor wrote: »

That's the commercial US one I refereed to, couldn't remember the name but knew the bottle. It's the popular one, it's not the original, 1980 accord to that link. I assume that what TBR refereed to.

I think your man Tran is missing a trick not opening a plant in Spain or Portugal. First thing people find when they do a search on that sauce is his success story.

dastardly00

xvril wrote: »

Love Mic's Chilli, his BBQ sauce is to die for. Probably my favourite ever BBQ sauce.

Mic's Chilli BBQ Sauce is my favourite BBQ sauce also. I find a lot of BBQ sauces a bit too sweet, so this is ideal for me.

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Wait, what? I have all the inferno sauces up to 7 chilli (it's mental), but didn't know there was a BBQ sauce!

This is excellent.

In my local supermarket they had started stocking the BBQ sauce before any of the other versions

kg703

A friend of ours brought us back this from a holiday once:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Baron-West-Indian-Sauce-397g/dp/B0002DD8S6

It is unreal. Hot and has a lovely flavour of chilli. Add to anything to make extra delicious and spicy

We've always got a bottle on the go now.

rubadub

MadYaker wrote: »

I've seen that in Supervalu. Don't like that particular chilli sauce.

It doesn't show online, but 2 other brands look very similar. They copy the clear bottle and green cap.

https://shop.supervalu.ie/shopping/search/allaisles?q=SriRacha

I get the flying goose one shown in that link, I get it in Aldi. Tesco do it too but I think its cheapest in aldi.

Mellor

rubadub wrote: »

This is the popular US one, it has notes on the history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha_sauce_(Huy_Fong_Foods)

That's the commercial US one I refereed to, couldn't remember the name but knew the bottle. It's the popular one, it's not the original, 1980 accord to that link. I assume that what TBR refereed to.

Sriracha originally comes from the Si Racha in thailand, hence the name.
Some who first disputes, but looks like 1932 according to wiki. Although that's the name. A recipe for a sauce of chilli, vinegar, salt and sugar.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha

the beer revolu

sheep26 wrote: »

Vietnamese sirarcha sauce

A Thai sauce, made by a Vietnamese man of Chinese extraction in USA.
Nothing confusing about that!!:D:D

MadYaker

rubadub wrote: »

This is the popular US one, it has notes on the history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha_sauce_(Huy_Fong_Foods)

I've seen that in Supervalu. Don't like that particular chilli sauce. The first time I encountered it was in this drink, the combination of chili and tequila was too much.

rubadub

Mellor wrote: »

I know the big exported one is commercial US brand.

This is the popular US one, it has notes on the history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha_sauce_(Huy_Fong_Foods)

Mellor

the beer revolu wrote: »

The original Sriracha is from The USA.
Really? Never hard that before.

I know the big exported one is commercial US brand. But my understanding was that was relatively new branding of the traditional thai one. Sriracha it's itself comes from a town in Thailand where a few various families/companies claim to have invented it.

MadYaker

The Sauce Shop. You get them in Dunnes sometimes. Really nice hot sauce and good BBQ sauce as well.

the beer revolu

Mellor wrote: »

Where is that like?
I thought sirarcha was Thai.

The original Sriracha is from The USA.
(although this is disputed)

Mellor

sheep26 wrote: »

Vietnamese sirarcha sauce

Where is that like?
I thought sirarcha was Thai.

sheep26

Vietnamese sirarcha sauce

Ol' Donie

xvril wrote: »

Love Mic's Chilli, his BBQ sauce is to die for. Probably my favourite ever BBQ sauce.

My favourite hot sauce of his is Trouble in Trinidad, hot but a lovely flavour.

Jaysus i'm getting hungry even thinking about it.

Wait, what? I have all the inferno sauces up to 7 chilli (it's mental), but didn't know there was a BBQ sauce!

This is excellent.

LLewellen Farquarson

xvril wrote: »

Love Mic's Chilli, his BBQ sauce is to die for. Probably my favourite ever BBQ sauce.

My favourite hot sauce of his is Trouble in Trinidad, hot but a lovely flavour.

Jaysus i'm getting hungry even thinking about it.

Just fried tofu with a dash of trouble in Trinidad, and a few sesame seeds. As you said, a little goes a long way. Num num.

xvril

Love Mic's Chilli, his BBQ sauce is to die for. Probably my favourite ever BBQ sauce.

My favourite hot sauce of his is Trouble in Trinidad, hot but a lovely flavour.

Jaysus i'm getting hungry even thinking about it.

Mellor

griffdaddy wrote: »

Where'd you pick it up?

Local supermarket started selling it.
I’m not in Ireland unfortunately.

griffdaddy

Mellor wrote: »

While not specifically a sauce, I picked up some Franks Seasoning at the weekend. Interested to try it out. Open to suggestions

Where'd you pick it up?

Mellor

While not specifically a sauce, I picked up some Franks Seasoning at the weekend. Interested to try it out. Open to suggestions