Fresh habanero anchors a detailed recipe of garlic, shallots, Fuji apple, several vinegars and a mix of peppercorns.
More garlicky, with a similar heat range.
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If you like Tia Lupita Habanero Hot Sauce, try these 5.
A familiar kind of different: related flavors, nearby heat, and room for a new favorite.
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Tia Lupita Habanero Hot Sauce
HotHabanero is blended with carrot, onion, mango and date syrup, then seasoned with garlic, oregano, cumin and turmeric.
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Mango and habanero puree combine with carrot, onion, lime and spices in a fruit-oriented hot sauce.
More fruity, with a similar heat range.
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Jalapeño, serrano and ghost pepper meet cumin and oregano in a classic taco-style sauce with red bell pepper and onion.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Lottie’s red pepper sauce uses a short recipe of peppers, vinegar, onion and garlic, without the mustard of the yellow version.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Tomato, cucumber and scallion meet Thai chiles, ghost pepper, ginger and horseradish-based wasabi powder.
More savory / umami, with a similar heat range.
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Based on shared flavor notes and heat, not a promise that two bottles taste identical. Your palate gets the final vote.
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