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care to list some of those sauces?
by Stanleyc23 9y ago
care to list some of those sauces?
- hfourm 9y agoNo, a lot are local, some aren't. I don't know the names directly off hand. I try a lot of hot sauces without really much brand loyalty. I just have noticed a lot more lately (last few years) that have maybe 1-2% sodium as opposed to 7-9% on traditional hot sauces at big brand stores.
- sndean 9y ago> a lot are local Some of the best, hottest hot sauces I've bought have been from little stands at farmers' markets southwest of here (semi-rural area). Some without labels - just a jar of the stuff. The only bad part is trying to go back months later to get more.
- RickS 9y agoNot sure about sodium content, but green yucateco is my household staple, and secret aardvark from portland is one I found recently and is perhaps the best hot sauce I've ever had. It's so good you want to eat it by the spoonful. Both of those sauces aren't vinegar-forward (like tabasco is), FWIW
- dawnerd 9y agoSecret Aardvark is soooooo good. Highly recommend it to anyone that wants a great tasting sauce with a kick. I love that it's not just heat like some of the other sauces are.
- stagger87 9y agoCheck out these guys. https://www.torchbearersauces.com/buy/ https://www.torchbearersauces.com/buy/ Nutrition labels on the website. Low sodium in most. All very good sauces. (I am not a representative of this company)
- eximius 9y agoMarie Sharp's Smoked Habanero Pepper Sauce "Not too mild, not too hot, just right." I bought two dozen bottles of it after I found it in Belize.