What is your favorite brand of Hot Sauce?

We love Louisiana hot sauce because it is yummy, cholulu (sp.??) and siracha chinese hot sauce with the rooster on the bottle. FH really loves the siracha.

I don't really like spicy food, but I'm developing a better taste for it. However, I love my Mom's green tomatillo sauce... It's delicious!

We love hot sauce so much that we have categories of favorites...LMAO!! I have a lot of the same as some of you guys already said.

Crystal, Red Rooster, Louisiana Hot Sauce - all classics for fried fish/chicken/cup o' noodles when I used to be addicted to them

Huy Fong Sriracha - in the squeeze bottle, love love love this stuff with rice, noodles, veggies, soups, meats, fish, anything really..my #1 or #2 favorite hot sauce of all time for sure (also any other sriracha rocks but this one is what I get)

Sambal Oelek - I grew up eating this w/the Indonesian food my dad cooked, it's hot as fire but when used in the right porportions really accentuates the dish (but I'm not kidding, the stuff is hot!)

Valentina - hot & extra hot flavors, my fave for burritos & quesadillas & I love it on ceviche/tostadas mixtas

Pico Pica - on tacos and on cheezits - omg!

Tapatio - different flavor & good for anything (I don't like Doritos but I'll eat them covered in Tapatio)

I like Sriracha in the squeeze bottle too. Love to put it on Thai or Vietnamese food. Yum!

I agree, I can't get things hot enough and don't love the flavor of Tabasco or tapatio.

When in St. Lucia I was introduced to this West Indies hot Sauce that is made from Scotch Bonnet peppers which have a better flavor and are almost as hot as an habanero. They make the sauce with mustard (you would never know) but it has a nice slow burn. I brought back 3 bottles and thank goodness i found it on amazon with one of their top brands "Barons" as we cannot buy it in Ca.

Amazon.com: Baron West Indian Hot Sauce - 14oz: Gourmet Food

So do we Jamy - we have 'categories' ROFL

we use:

Huy Fong Sriracha:

for a little of everything, noodles, sauces, anything Asian, marinades, etc.

Valentina:

Mexican, Tex-Mex, Spanish, Faijitas, Tacos, etc.

Marie Sharp's:

cooking, you only need a drop or two in sauces, noodles if you feel x-spicy

Now i already have acouple others i want to buy from this thread = thanks girls!

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Originally Posted by starchild We love hot sauce so much that we have categories of favorites...LMAO!! I have a lot of the same as some of you guys already said.   Crystal, Red Rooster, Louisiana Hot Sauce - all classics for fried fish/chicken/cup o' noodles when I used to be addicted to them   Huy Fong Sriracha - in the squeeze bottle, love love love this stuff with rice, noodles, veggies, soups, meats, fish, anything really..my #1 or #2 favorite hot sauce of all time for sure (also any other sriracha rocks but this one is what I get)   Sambal Oelek - I grew up eating this w/the Indonesian food my dad cooked, it's hot as fire but when used in the right porportions really accentuates the dish (but I'm not kidding, the stuff is hot!)   Valentina - hot & extra hot flavors, my fave for burritos & quesadillas & I love it on ceviche/tostadas mixtas   Pico Pica - on tacos and on cheezits - omg!   Tapatio - different flavor & good for anything (I don't like Doritos but I'll eat them covered in Tapatio)

I love Frank's Red Hot. I put it on EVERYTHING! My FI loves hot sauces, so I always try to incorporate a "new" sauce with his birthday gifts etc...the last one I got him was called "Ass in the Tub" Hot sauce. Ha! so funny

I'm a Frank's girl too. I also love Goya's.

So Matt LOVES hot sauce and hates that the supermarkets only sell regular ones. I was hoping to get some for him for Christmas, anyone love hot sauce and have some suggestions?

I haven't purchased from these sites before but they have a great variety:

coolhotsauces.com

The Hot Sauce Store

Also, I would suggest checking out Amazon. You can search for "hot sauce" and get some customer reviews about them.

I can't really give any suggestions on what brand to get. I love hot sauce but usually just stick to Tabasco products.