Hot Sauce

  • LifestyleYahoo Life

    Hey, hot sauce lovers! Stock up on Frank's, Gringo Bandito and Tiger Sauce for 25 percent off, today only

    Never let your eggs or wings go without a drizzle of the good stuff.

  • NewsMashable

    The hot sauces that deserve to be in your stockings this holiday season

    Every product here is independently selected by Mashable journalists. If you buy something featured, we may earn an affiliate commission which helps support our work. Regardless of what anyone tells you, there's only one way to spice up your holiday season and keep you warm this winter: hot sauce. There's a million different ways to take your bland food to the next level, so we've compiled our favorite sauces to gift to your friends, family or yourself this season.  SEE ALSO: Make your own raind

  • NewsThrillist on Yahoo

    10 Ways to Cool a Burning Mouth After Eating Spicy Foods, Ranked

    Objectively, consuming any form of spicy food is a painful experience, but a kitchen without Tabasco? That would be a special kind of hell – at least in my opinion. To help eaters everywhere cope with this oxymoronic addiction, we swigged some Frank’s RedHot and tested 10 of the most commonly suggested remedies for a burning-hot tongue.

  • NewsThrillist on Yahoo

    9 Things About Spicy Food That Just Aren’t True

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  • NewsGrub Street on Yahoo

    Forget Sriracha, You’ll Want These 6 Hot Sauces on Everything

    Clockwise, from top left: No. 7 Sub Hot Sauce, Adoboloco Pineapple Hot Sauce, Pirate’s Lantern Pepper Sauce, Lao Gan Ma Chili Crisp Sauce, Harissa Entube and Baby Clydesdale Sriracha. By Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite No. 7 Sub Hot Sauce No. 7 chef Tyler Kord’s excellent new condiment is really a gastrique of caramel and Chinese black vinegar infused with garlic and habanero chiles, and it’s like nothing else on the hot-sauce market. $9 at no7stuff.com. Baby Clydesdale Sriracha Handmade, small