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It's not super hot, but it's tasty.That's freaking awesome!!
I ordered some of that Arizona Red jalapeno![]()
That Yellowbird stuff is legit, all of it. Way back in 2013 I went to work for a guy in Austin, Texas. When I flew down for the interview, he had me over for dinner and introduced me to that sauce, said it was from a local friend. I remember it being so good. Years later I saw it for sale at REI of all places.been using the tobasco sriracha, as well as the yellow bird habanero, not too exotic, but pretty darn good![]()
it's true, when i need a new smokey the bear shirt or hot sauce i go to REIThat Yellowbird stuff is legit, all of it. Way back in 2013 I went to work for a guy in Austin, Texas. When I flew down for the interview, he had me over for dinner and introduced me to that sauce, said it was from a local friend. I remember it being so good. Years later I saw it for sale at REI of all places.
I highly recommend. As you said, it's good and the spice level doesn't take over the dish.
-Mike
Been a few weeks, did you get them?That's freaking awesome!!
I ordered some of that Arizona Red jalapeno![]()
been using the tobasco sriracha, as well as the yellow bird habanero, not too exotic, but pretty darn good![]()
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The best jar of salsa I've ever had was from 505. They make good stuff.No question, not even close. 505 Hatch Green Chiles.
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Picked up some OG Fongs, it tastes fine to me. Still fantastic on a omelet and mixed with ketchup.Huh, I was not aware of that. It's been awhile since I had the Huy Fong sauce in my collection because after I ran out, I ended up with a different Sriracha sauce that I'm still using. It's not as good as Fongs, so I've been actually looking forward to getting that back in rotation.
I might try the Underwood version eventually, but until I judge for myself if the Fongs is way off point, I'll hold off on their offering.