Texas Pete Hot Sauce Review

Overall 5.00 of 5 (by 1 user)

this2shallpass19
San Diego Super Charger's, CA

Not too hot and doesn't taste really vinegary.

Love my food spicy, hot sauce fanatic

Pros

Mild vinegar flavor, Not too spicy, Inexpensive, Flavorful

MAR

2009

My husband and I were eating breakfast at a 1950's style diner, complete with pictures of Elvis and Marilyn Monroe on the walls and an old jukebox. The food was horrible and left me to look at all the memorabilia around the diner instead of eat my food. I was hoping that some hot sauce could spark some life into this breakfast, so I asked the waiter to bring me some hot sauce.

Restaurants usually serve the traditional red Tabasco, which I don't like, so when he brought me something I had never had before - Texas Pete Hot Sauce, I was curious. I tested it on a small piece of food and instantly loved it. Unlike most hot sauces, this one does not have a strong vinegar flavor. The flavor of vinegar is still there, but much more mild then most hot sauces. Although I enjoy really spicy hot sauces, I love this one even though it isn't really hot. I'm sure to some, they would find it spicy, but I find it more flavorful.

Since Texas Pete Hot Sauce is so mild, it really is good on just about anything. I like to add it to eggs, marinades, chili and just about anything that needs a little kick.

Ingredients: peppers, vinegar, salt, xanthan gum, benzoate of soda

Texas Pete Hot Sauce is recommended by this2shallpass19

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Comments about this2shallpass19’s Review

I can't believe you had never had Texas Pete! I think everyone I know has a bottle of this in their cabinets. I don't use hot sauce but I keep the 2/$1 mini bottles in my cabinet for my nephews when they visit. When Debbie puts it on hotdogs I call them Texas torpedos. This stuff will send you to an auto body shop for a new muffler ;+/

In response to AnnaBanana's comment from Mar 10, 2009 at 12:05PM:

TunefulGal must like salsa too! I guess when things are seved that way in restaurants, you become accustomed to eating things that way :)

You Californians have a real style about breakfast. Whenever I come back from L.A., I spend the next two months eating salsa on my Market Day mini-omelets!!!!!