is this a hot sauce or an extract?
1272627
Closer to extract, you really shouldn't put it directly onto food, mix with other sauces.
1272628
It is an extract. By no means should it be used as a hot sauce. If you dip the end of a toothpick in this stuff and put it on your food, you will forget all about what you were eating.
1272629
Its an extract, great for chili. Dont use more that a drop or two, also make sure that you wash your hands immediately after using it.
1272630
pure extract never use this as a sauce, as it is meant only as a food additive, and if you add more that the tip of a toothpick worth, you will make whatever your eating too hot to eat,
583758
I don't think so. The sauce is white and creamy not clear, thin and runny. The sauce is delicious! Hope that helps!!
1204150
It's a paste. It's a small jar, and comes with a small plastic spatula. You put some on your finger, let it warm up and apply with your fingertips.. Not ideal, but since it works, and has pure ingredients, it's worth it.
702097
One of the last ingredients is spirits. That could be alcohol but there couldn't be much of it. I really like the product for an occasional use in stir fries. <(B^)
1116026
I would rate this sauce "Medium". Their is abit of spice taste but not very overpowering.
1384265
I can't find one on the container. The active ingredient is capsaicin; based on the shelf life of hot sauces (fire-wise) I don't think this is an issue. Try their website at www.halt.com to see if they have any info. I know that it works so far.
1836367
Its a paste but if you add it to hot water you can make a sprayable solution.
2115789
No, none at all. Here is the list of ingredients from the can: Organic Tomato Puree (water, tomato paste), Organic Onion Powder, Naturally Derived Citric Acid, Organic Garlic Powder.That's everything, and let me add, the sauce is DELICIOUS!!! You can use it right from the can, or "doctor it up" as I sometimes do, with a bit of meat, olive oil, extra chopped onions and/or garlic, or whatever you like. Try it!
47983
Our bottle itself does not say either. I can tell you that the extraction method is Steam Distilled.
1153574
Sriracha hot sauce is a sauce, not a paste. Since I have never tasted chili bean paste I don't know how it compares, in how hot it is, to the Sriracha hot sauce. I like it a lot, and Rachel Ray uses it in almost everything she cooks.
714860
I haven't tried it, but it would probably work quite well, since both those sauces are generally done with a double-boiler-type setup. Both of these sauces require a moderate heat to keep them from "breaking".
1901527
There is artificial flavor here and caramel color. Pure extract is all natural.
1177861
have not use this item at this time. I bought it because I was told it added more flavor then an extract.
571562
I use it the same...maybe slightly less than extract. I have always used more extract than called for; I like a stronger taste. This paste gives the richness I look for. Would highly recommend.
1482252
Not sure about that. We mainly use ours for salsas. As of lately it has been shutting off from overheating. And that's just from some of our cream based sauces.
1715966
This is a paste type product. If you like spicey go for it however, if you are like me & like a little heat but not break out sweat heat go easy with this. Really good flavor though. When I can't get the zip I want in my salsa or chili I add some of this but usually 1/2 tsp is about all I need to a batch. Hope this helps.
897418
No it's a marinade. Teriyaki sauce is thicker and if used as a marinade typically needs to be thinned out with oil or vinegar. Mr has a teriyaki node to it.