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probably a little telling that you don't seem to know the name of the sriracha brand you're referring to that does zero-dollar advertising
by starkparker 7mo ago
probably a little telling that you don't seem to know the name of the sriracha brand you're referring to that does zero-dollar advertising
- whstl 7mo agoDoes it matter? People just look for the bottle with a rooster anyway.
- zer00eyz 7mo agoAhh the old days before Huy Fong lost the plot. My introduction to their Sriracha was in 1994, when the Puerto Rican cook at the Italian restaurant I worked at sent me to Stop and Shop for the "rooster". Till hosing their relationship with Underwood Ranch (their sole provider of chili's) this was the only product in the marketplace (much like ketchup was always Heinz for a time). Absolute market dominance wrecked over not honoring your handshake deal with your ONLY supplier. The latest batches by them are green, and no one wants them. The underwood version of the product is taking over --- it has a giant dragon on the bottle now, and what I look for now rather than the rooster.