It looks like family dollar could sell it is it any good.
All they sell is tiger Sriracha it’s not good.
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Obviously not OP. I enjoy it as does my spouse. I wouldn’t have bought it if Huy Fong had been available – it’s what they had at our grocery store due to shortage. So our thoughts:
It’s similarly spicy to the OG. Maybe a lil more heat but it’s not on a different plane or anything.
The cayenne flavor vs the ripe red jalapeno flavor is a noticable difference. Not unpleasant, but the jalapeno in the Huy Fong is maybe..a little fruitier?
There might be a touch of cumin or some other note I have trouble IDing. Ingredients show “spices.” Idk. The flavor profile totally makes sense for it being from Badia.
Fun for fusion. Scratches the Sriracha itch mostly. Not the same as Huy Fong. Still very good and would buy again. 7/10 overall from us.
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It looks like family dollar could sell it is it any good.
All they sell is tiger Sriracha it’s not good.
Obviously not OP. I enjoy it as does my spouse. I wouldn’t have bought it if Huy Fong had been available – it’s what they had at our grocery store due to shortage. So our thoughts:
It’s similarly spicy to the OG. Maybe a lil more heat but it’s not on a different plane or anything.
The cayenne flavor vs the ripe red jalapeno flavor is a noticable difference. Not unpleasant, but the jalapeno in the Huy Fong is maybe..a little fruitier?
There might be a touch of cumin or some other note I have trouble IDing. Ingredients show “spices.” Idk. The flavor profile totally makes sense for it being from Badia.
Fun for fusion. Scratches the Sriracha itch mostly. Not the same as Huy Fong. Still very good and would buy again. 7/10 overall from us.