1 in 4 Gen Z and millennials say they bring their own hot sauce to restaurants! Who here does this?
1 in 4 Gen Z and millennials say they bring their own hot sauce to restaurants! Who here does this?
by CHAKALAKA_US
26 Comments
YamDankies
Doubt.
Piratingismypassion
Who the fuck says that?
Seanbodia
Ok Boomers
Low_Teq
I keep a shaker of crushed red pepper in my vehicle for the occasional gas station pizza while traveling. I’m not bringing hot sauce into a restaurant
ThiccBoi94
Op is a bot lmao his titles are AI slop
RealEstateDuck
I literally never saw anyone do that. Who the hell just carries hot sauce around?
Key_Assistance_2125
No need, sriracha is common enough here that most restaurants have it
artschool04
Okay so im 45 ibe done this but o fast food place my nephew grew up in Texas. This fool has a holster for his current sauce. He’s 20. I think its a location thing not a gen thing
TFG4
I haven’t done that, but I have wished I had.
ytman
I would bring Melinda’s everywhere – but wife literally side-eyes me.
Oh its an ad.
thevortexmaster
I’m a 43 year old millennial and I had a hot sauce key chain. To be fair I live in a place that relies on ferries. They used to have hot sauce on the ferry for their food and they got rid of it. The food is mediocre at best so having some hot sauce helps
RememberTooSmile
OP fuck your brand
Kamwind
not gen z but I bring hot sauce to the work cafeteria. they provide some they always are mostly out the stuff they get is rather weak.
PotusChrist
Are the mods really going to let brands just post shit here? Disappointing.
Big_Dinger24
My wife carries a bottle of cry baby craigs and Cholula packets in her purse.
Recalcitrant_Stoic
I absolutely carry good hot sauce.
NiSiSuinegEht
Gen X here, I have 5 different hot sauces in my lunch bag for work, if that counts.
LoomLove
Gen X weighing in. I do bring a bottle to certain restaurants that I know don’t have any kind that I like. And I always carry a few individual Frank’s packets, bought a box of 200 on Amazon. But I’m a woman carrying a large purse, so it’s unobtrusive.
dovewrangler
Gen X here… I’ve brought my own Thai Bird Chilies when I get Pho. Jalapeños served might as well be bell peppers. I’ve also chosen to do take out for some food, when I’d prefer to have my arsenal of sauces and peppers from home available.
TheFlyingTortellini
I do. They let me keep a bottle at my regular lunch spot. I take flat iron flakes when I get thai food. I take old bay if I’m dining in at my taco shop and want ceviche. Most recently took my bottle of Last Dab Pepper X to put in my ramen and yakitori. It always get a laugh out of the staff.
being_less_white_
I’ve thought about it.
-poonspoon-
Lot of crazy aggressive responses for no reason… Hot sauce is in my girls purse.
Competitive_Pen7192
It feels a bit rude and honestly if somewhere isn’t hot enough then just enjoy the food and find somewhere else next time.
These days stuff at most mainstream places seldom hits the spice spot for me. (I’m UK). Even Phall from an Indian was enjoyable but nothing I couldn’t handle.
50sDadSays
I did once, by accident. I brought in a collection of sauces as an ice breaker at a corporate meeting and then took a visitor from Salt Lake City out for North Carolina barbecue. When I saw they only had Texas Pete (no hate, but it’s not hot enough for me), I remembered I had a bag of sauces in the car so I grabbed one to compliment the que.
That’s my problem with bringing sauce; unless I know what I’m going to order, I wouldn’t know what to bring to pair with it. I’d need a selection at all times.
26 Comments
Doubt.
Who the fuck says that?
Ok Boomers
I keep a shaker of crushed red pepper in my vehicle for the occasional gas station pizza while traveling. I’m not bringing hot sauce into a restaurant
Op is a bot lmao his titles are AI slop
I literally never saw anyone do that. Who the hell just carries hot sauce around?
No need, sriracha is common enough here that most restaurants have it
Okay so im 45 ibe done this but o fast food place my nephew grew up in Texas. This fool has a holster for his current sauce. He’s 20. I think its a location thing not a gen thing
I haven’t done that, but I have wished I had.
I would bring Melinda’s everywhere – but wife literally side-eyes me.
Oh its an ad.
I’m a 43 year old millennial and I had a hot sauce key chain. To be fair I live in a place that relies on ferries. They used to have hot sauce on the ferry for their food and they got rid of it. The food is mediocre at best so having some hot sauce helps
OP fuck your brand
not gen z but I bring hot sauce to the work cafeteria. they provide some they always are mostly out the stuff they get is rather weak.
Are the mods really going to let brands just post shit here? Disappointing.
My wife carries a bottle of cry baby craigs and Cholula packets in her purse.
I absolutely carry good hot sauce.
Gen X here, I have 5 different hot sauces in my lunch bag for work, if that counts.
Gen X weighing in. I do bring a bottle to certain restaurants that I know don’t have any kind that I like. And I always carry a few individual Frank’s packets, bought a box of 200 on Amazon. But I’m a woman carrying a large purse, so it’s unobtrusive.
Gen X here… I’ve brought my own Thai Bird Chilies when I get Pho. Jalapeños served might as well be bell peppers.
I’ve also chosen to do take out for some food, when I’d prefer to have my arsenal of sauces and peppers from home available.
I do. They let me keep a bottle at my regular lunch spot. I take flat iron flakes when I get thai food. I take old bay if I’m dining in at my taco shop and want ceviche. Most recently took my bottle of Last Dab Pepper X to put in my ramen and yakitori. It always get a laugh out of the staff.
I’ve thought about it.
Lot of crazy aggressive responses for no reason… Hot sauce is in my girls purse.
It feels a bit rude and honestly if somewhere isn’t hot enough then just enjoy the food and find somewhere else next time.
These days stuff at most mainstream places seldom hits the spice spot for me. (I’m UK). Even Phall from an Indian was enjoyable but nothing I couldn’t handle.
I did once, by accident. I brought in a collection of sauces as an ice breaker at a corporate meeting and then took a visitor from Salt Lake City out for North Carolina barbecue. When I saw they only had Texas Pete (no hate, but it’s not hot enough for me), I remembered I had a bag of sauces in the car so I grabbed one to compliment the que.
That’s my problem with bringing sauce; unless I know what I’m going to order, I wouldn’t know what to bring to pair with it. I’d need a selection at all times.
Gen X, by the way.
Millennial here, I’ve done it a few times.
I am 1 in 4 🫣