Cholula Mexican Sauce

What the bottle says...
So much more than a regular hot sauce... Chohula imparts a zesty taste with a balanced heat that enhances even the subtle flavours in your main dishes, sides, snacks and drinks. Made from a generations old family recipe, Chohula combines premium red and piquin peppers with a secret signature blend of Mexican spices. Chohula is the ultimate shake-on condiment, cooking ingredient and sauce. Once you try it, you'll want it with nearly everything you eat.

Adds excitement to:

Stews and casseroles
Spag Bol
Cottage/Shepherd's Pie
Mashed Potatoes
Curries
Omelettes
Pizza
Sandwiches
Crisps and chips

What we say...
The bottle says it all. Often compared to Tabasco sauce, but is far superior, packed full of flavour and fast becoming the number one Mexican condiment. One dieting member of the Scorchio team even recommends a generous splash in an otherwise dreary lunch-time cuppasoup.

Country of origin: Mexico

Ingredients: apple vinegar, water, peppers 7% (red and piquin peppers) salt, spices, xanthan gum

150ml bottle

Price: £3.49

Quantity:

Product Reviews

Submited By: Paul Arger
If you've never tried this before buy,buy,buy! It won't set your mouth alight but it will tingle your tastebuds. Absolutely glorious sauce with a sweet smoky edge that's seriously addictive - I always make sure I've got some to hand, it goes on just about everything! Tabasco sauce is a load of pants by comparison.Do yourself a favour and buy some now.

Submited By: RC Pinchey
Cholula sauce has very quickly replaced Tabasco as my "default" hot sauce. It's very slightly less spicy than the archetypal Tabasco, but it has a more complex and subtle flavour which, as the bottle says, will really enhance many foods. There aren't many things it won't mix happily with, and it's especially nice with burgers, hot-dogs, pizza, and any other high-fat fast foods- and I'll never serve fajitas without it! Whilst it won't replace a good tomato ketchup or mayonnaise as the number one condiment in your house, it could easily edge into third place, and is certainly worth getting hold of. The bottles are relatively large (with a satisfyingly bulky wooden cap), but you'll be surprised at how quickly you get through it- it's fairly mild, and very very nice, so it's easy to serve it by the bucketful... 5/5