Louisiana Hot Sauce
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| Type | Hot sauce |
|---|---|
| Country | New Iberia, Louisiana, USA |
| Markets | North America |
| Website | louisianapepper.com |
Louisiana "The Original" Hot Sauce has been mass produced by Bruce Foods Corporation for over 80 years.[1][2] As a cayenne pepper based hot sauce, it is similar to other mass produced brands such as Crystal Hot Sauce, Texas Pete and Frank's Red Hot. It is usually packaged in 6 oz. shaker bottles, and sports a yellow, blue and red label. Bruce has marketed the sauce as 'Not too hot, not too mild.'[3]
[edit] Ingredients
Aged peppers, vinegar, and salt.[3]
[edit] References
- ^ Hot Sauce Posse Louisiana hot sauces
- ^ Cosmic Chile Louisiana Hot Sauce Guide
- ^ a b Louisiana The Perfect Hot Sauce Louisiana Hot Sauce does not contain xanthan gum. It is made from aged peppers, vinegar and salt. It is hotter than Texas Pete, milder than Tabasco (primarily due to the use of cayenne peppers instead of Tabasco peppers). Bruce foods sister hot sauce, Casa Fiesta, uses almost the same recipe as Louisiana, and contains the same ingredients.
