Thai Chili

$8.00

Once only available as a Special Release; the demand for Thai Chili was too great to ignore. Bursting with waves of ginger and garlic, this sweet forward sauce is an excellent companion on your journeys. Fantastic drizzled over wings or ribs, and yet also perfect as a standalone dipping sauce for egg rolls, fried chicken, or any entree in need of some sweet and subtle spice.

Ingredients: Rice Vinegar, Habanero Peppers, Water, Ginger, Garlic, & Sugar

Heat Level: Mild

A note about our heat levels: Everyone perceives spice differently, our heat scale is based on the type and amount of peppers in a given sauce. Please use our heat levels as a general guide, not as an absolute.

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Once only available as a Special Release; the demand for Thai Chili was too great to ignore. Bursting with waves of ginger and garlic, this sweet forward sauce is an excellent companion on your journeys. Fantastic drizzled over wings or ribs, and yet also perfect as a standalone dipping sauce for egg rolls, fried chicken, or any entree in need of some sweet and subtle spice.

Ingredients: Rice Vinegar, Habanero Peppers, Water, Ginger, Garlic, & Sugar

Heat Level: Mild

A note about our heat levels: Everyone perceives spice differently, our heat scale is based on the type and amount of peppers in a given sauce. Please use our heat levels as a general guide, not as an absolute.

Once only available as a Special Release; the demand for Thai Chili was too great to ignore. Bursting with waves of ginger and garlic, this sweet forward sauce is an excellent companion on your journeys. Fantastic drizzled over wings or ribs, and yet also perfect as a standalone dipping sauce for egg rolls, fried chicken, or any entree in need of some sweet and subtle spice.

Ingredients: Rice Vinegar, Habanero Peppers, Water, Ginger, Garlic, & Sugar

Heat Level: Mild

A note about our heat levels: Everyone perceives spice differently, our heat scale is based on the type and amount of peppers in a given sauce. Please use our heat levels as a general guide, not as an absolute.