I will happily munch on raw ghost peppers, but Cholula will always be my go to tasty sauce

by ProgenitorOfMidnight

16 Comments

  1. PresidentTrashcan

    Sometimes I put chalula on my ghost peppers, because the ghost peppers are too spicy

  2. Big brand hot sauce that has flavor, What is Cholula.

  3. IOnlyDriveToyotas

    Cholula is tasty as hell. They have an extra hot version that is still not very hot but also really tasty. I enjoy Valentina too

  4. FlowersByTheStreet

    Not hot, but very tasty.

    Slapping this on eggs is such an easy hack

  5. Has_Two_Cents

    I feel the same way about black label Valentinas

  6. Sir_Encerwal

    Cholula, particularly the chil garlic version, is always in my rotation for the flavor. Lack of heat be damned.

  7. hagalaz_drums

    Cant say I use either very often anymore. But, doing a side by side comparison of cholula, tapatio, and black Valentina, cholula is the clear winner. Valentina is hotter and has more pepper flavor, but in every other way cholula wins. Cholula is more complex and fresher tasting than tap. When you a b them tap tastes like its been sitting in a warehouse for 3 years, which maybe it has

  8. fibonacciluv

    So good on eggs. I need to try some more of the other flavors I think I’ve had chipotle maybe but for whatever reason I always pass up on them even though they sound amazing.

  9. PatientZeropointZero

    The flavor, best breakfast hot sauce out there that is widely available (I’ve had some amazing smaller batch type stuff, but my diner obviously won’t have that).

  10. horitokux

    Every time I make a hot sauce I use Cholula as my flavor bar. I love spice, but not without flavor!

  11. sprawlaholic

    Get some high-quality dried ghosts/superhots, grind them into powder and add chohula for a spicier version of your favorite sauce

  12. Visible_Sundae8290

    Horrible sauce. It rots in my fridge as I type this.

  13. Fi1thyMick

    Idk about happily, but I’m down to try again lol

  14. FOOTBALL_IN_MY_ANUS

    Hmmm maybe throw ghost peppers and cholula in a blender?