The original
Tabasco Original Red Pepper Sauce
The Avery Island classic that started the modern hot sauce shelf — thin, vinegary, and sharp. Correct on oysters, gumbo, Bloody Marys, and anywhere acid does the work.
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The original
The Avery Island classic that started the modern hot sauce shelf — thin, vinegary, and sharp. Correct on oysters, gumbo, Bloody Marys, and anywhere acid does the work.
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The cayenne workhorse behind most restaurant wing sauces. Pairs with butter straight out of the bottle. Also useful on eggs, pizza, and anything that wants vinegar heat.
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The best-selling Mexican hot sauce in the US — mild enough for any table, bright enough for eggs, tacos, pizza, and cocktails. The bottle most people already trust.
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