What is the difference between Tabasco and Frank's Red Hot?
Tabasco is more expensive (price per volume) than Frank's Red Hot. Is there a good justification for this? I have never tried the latter.
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I moved on to Rooster Sriracha from Frank's and Tabasco, too. It makes a good dipping sauce 1:2 with French's Ketchup.ghostfacechilla wrote: ↑Tabasco: Thinner texture, way more expensive per mL. Aged for 2 years in Jack Daniels used Whiskey barrels. So you see where your money goes. Its somewhat the standard for how hot sauce tastes for me since that was the go to hotsauce as a child. But since I have grown out of it. Its kinda coming back for me. Try the chipotle version, its actually very good.
Franks: Thicker texture, cheaper and can be found in multipacks at costco. Personally think this tastes better on more variety. You can put it on pretty much anything now and it'll be a good sauce for it. Same cannot be said with Tabasco. I think this has more of a vinnegar taste to it, or the taste is not as hot as Tabasco(lingering feeling not as strong). Has more flavour in my opinion.
Best hot sauce definately Red Rooster Sirachia. There are some nice smaller batch hot sauces out there of course, but talking about mass market here.
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This is pretty accurate.ghostfacechilla wrote: ↑Tabasco: Thinner texture, way more expensive per mL. Aged for 2 years in Jack Daniels used Whiskey barrels. So you see where your money goes. Its somewhat the standard for how hot sauce tastes for me since that was the go to hotsauce as a child. But since I have grown out of it. Its kinda coming back for me. Try the chipotle version, its actually very good.
Franks: Thicker texture, cheaper and can be found in multipacks at costco. Personally think this tastes better on more variety. You can put it on pretty much anything now and it'll be a good sauce for it. Same cannot be said with Tabasco.
This is accurate too.I think this has more of a vinnegar taste to it, or the taste is not as hot as Tabasco(lingering feeling not as strong). Has more flavour in my opinion.
Get out. Sriracha is FAR too sweet for me. It's literally my least favorite hot sauce.Best hot sauce definately Red Rooster Sirachia. There are some nice smaller batch hot sauces out there of course, but talking about mass market here.
Maybe I hadn't ad Tabasco in a while, but the PC branded one didn't taste right to me.lecale wrote: ↑If you like Tabasco Chipotle, PC Chipotle Hot sauce is an exact dupe: http://www.presidentschoice.ca/en_CA/pr ... sauce.html
That's weird since Tabasco is literally more than 50% vinegar according to the ingredient list whereas Franks has Cayenne peppers as their first ingredient.chinesedevil wrote: ↑Franks has too much vinegar, tabasco is better IMO.
It's literally the de facto sauce for every single hot wing in North America.
Depends on if the company is cheap or not.Not sure who makes those large containers that Pizza places like Double Double use for their wings.
Jun 26th, 2016 7:39 pm
I have both in the house now and did a side by side:death_hawk wrote: ↑Maybe I hadn't ad Tabasco in a while, but the PC branded one didn't taste right to me.
I have no basis of comparison since I can't find the Tabasco branded one anywhere in a volume that's not a ripoff.
(Superstore still has it, but it's a tiny bottle for like $5 now)
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$7 to ship .5 gal liquid to Canada is unrealstic. It's way low even if they will do it.death_hawk wrote: ↑The US has a 1/2 gallon of Chipotle for $22 plus $7 shipping so I'm thinking of getting that since prices went up.
Superstore was selling for like $4-5 for 80ish mL or whatever size that is.
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It's not happening to Canada.death_hawk wrote: ↑The US
Jun 27th, 2016 4:04 pm
I stopped buying 15 lb shipments of green coffee beans from U.S. sources when the most ecoomical rate at USPS went up to U.S.$45 last year.death_hawk wrote: ↑It's not happening to Canada.
Tabasco's store front DOES ship to Canada but they don't give you a price until you check out.
Guarantee it won't be $7. $70 maybe.
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