EPThttp://www.tramaekrua.co.th/en/p2.htm
The Shark brand is also legit although it is not as good as the above one
http://importfood.com/sash0709.html
If You have a choice, don't buy the Chinese stuff. Get those that are from Thailand instead.
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Veldril
Thailand1817 Posts
http://www.tramaekrua.co.th/en/p2.htm The Shark brand is also legit although it is not as good as the above one http://importfood.com/sash0709.html If You have a choice, don't buy the Chinese stuff. Get those that are from Thailand instead. | ||
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Sharkey
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fbs
United Kingdom2476 Posts
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EleanorRIgby
Canada3923 Posts
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Xenocryst
United States521 Posts
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Calm
Canada380 Posts
this sums up how i feel about the haters. love the rooster | ||
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Kimaker
United States2131 Posts
On March 14 2012 15:29 TabascoDan wrote: I need to find a good substitute here in Korea for either Sriracha or Franks Red Hot, I really miss both of them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gochujang That would be my suggestion. Very interesting taste. | ||
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Freak705
Canada231 Posts
On March 27 2012 12:34 PolskaGora wrote: Pro Tip: My friend and I discovered that chocolate chip cookies with Sriracha sauce are really, really good! I don't know if anyone else recommended this combination in this thread but I'd definitely recommend it for all the die-hard Sriracha fans out there! I've done this before, but I was high at the time. Good to know it wasn't *that* crazy of an idea... | ||
Waxangel
United States33701 Posts
On March 28 2012 06:32 Veldril wrote: As a Thai, I have to say that the Sriracha (which is a Thai chilli sauce, mind you the name is even comes from the Sriracha district in Chonburi province) sauce in the US is really crappy in both taste and spiciness comparing to what I got back in Thailand. Huy Fong is pretty much a fake. These are the real Sriracha sauce. http://www.tramaekrua.co.th/en/p2.htm The Shark brand is also legit although it is not as good as the above one http://importfood.com/sash0709.html If You have a choice, don't buy the Chinese stuff. Get those that are from Thailand instead. fuck off, hipster I wonder what yellow chili sauce tastes like | ||
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Calm
Canada380 Posts
On March 28 2012 08:01 Waxangel wrote: fuck off, hipster I wonder what yellow chili sauce tastes like BAHahahaha Seriously, I haven't seen so many epic quotes from some of the hotter topics on TL (pun intended) People love their hotsauce, let this be a warning to anyone else who wants to come in here bashing sriracha i guess | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
On March 27 2012 16:02 HaXXspetten wrote: If we're just drinking for manliness purposes, then you shouldn't have either of those, but instead drench your meals with this stuff I would but its to high in sodium and I have to watch my blood pressure.  | ||
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
On March 27 2012 14:52 GinDo wrote: Hot Sauces normally do not require refrigeration. Think of it like leaving ketchup or maple syrup out. If it needs refrigeration it will say so on the label. cuz it probably has tons of preservatives On March 21 2012 13:30 Blackrobe wrote: I get the larger bottle in the States for about 6 dollars. The fuck. I wouldn't pay above $3 for the big ones. They've been going up but still around $2.79 at Chinese supermarkets. | ||
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MattyClutch
United States711 Posts
For more western stuff I prefer ![[image loading]](http://www.buybonesuckin.com/product_images/i/habanero_winner_golden_chili__68537.jpg) But cock sauce works too! | ||
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Hokay
United States738 Posts
On March 28 2012 06:32 Veldril wrote: As a Thai, I have to say that the Sriracha (which is a Thai chilli sauce, mind you the name is even comes from the Sriracha district in Chonburi province) sauce in the US is really crappy in both taste and spiciness comparing to what I got back in Thailand. Huy Fong is pretty much a fake. These are the real Sriracha sauce. http://www.tramaekrua.co.th/en/p2.htm The Shark brand is also legit although it is not as good as the above one http://importfood.com/sash0709.html If You have a choice, don't buy the Chinese stuff. Get those that are from Thailand instead. I believe the "fake" Sircacha sauce was tailored to western taste buds, which explains the difference in taste and why it's more popular :D | ||
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Veldril
Thailand1817 Posts
On March 28 2012 08:01 Waxangel wrote: fuck off, hipster I wonder what yellow chili sauce tastes like But hey, it pretty much natural for Thai people to find the sauce made according to Thai recipe far more tastier than the one made by others. Well, I guess saying it's really crappy is a little bit too harsh but comparatively it is still far less superior than what I am used to. I don't know, it's just feel something is not right sometimes when I eat Huy Fong brand. Like the balance of flavor is a little bit off. Well, all in all it comes down to what you are used to. Oh and of course I have to promote the Shark brand, it's Thai product after all  For yellow chilli sauce, I find it more spicy than the red chilli one. It's great as a sauce for fried food, especially Thai omelet. BAHahahaha Seriously, I haven't seen so many epic quotes from some of the hotter topics on TL (pun intended) People love their hotsauce, let this be a warning to anyone else who wants to come in here bashing sriracha i guess Well, I would never bash the Sriracha sauce since I grew up eating it since I was 5-6 years old. It's just that I find the one from Thailand tastier. Sorry if my initial post sounds harsh. I believe the "fake" Sircacha sauce was tailored to western taste buds, which explains the difference in taste and why it's more popular :D That might be true, but I think the main problem with the Huy Fong brand for me is that I feel the balance between flavor inside the sauce is a little bit off. Sriracha sauce I used to eat is not only about spiciness, it's also have some hint of sweetness inside it. It's hard to describe but from what I get from Huy Fong brand, it's spicy but without other flavor to balance it out. Also, the aroma is a little bit lacking for me compare to what I got. I am not sure how much marketing Thai sauce company did in other countries but I think that might be one of the factor why Huy Fong dominates the "foreign" market too. When I googled about "Sriracha sauce Thailand" only the Shark brand comes up. So maybe we need a better marketing Oh, and I am pretty sad that the name "Sriracha" sauce is trademarked by Huy Fong. That shows how much Thailand lacking in promoting their own recipes. | ||
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Wrongspeedy
United States1655 Posts
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gameguard
Korea (South)2132 Posts
On March 28 2012 08:01 Waxangel wrote: fuck off, hipster I wonder what yellow chili sauce tastes like When you go to eat pho with a bunch of people, there is at least one dude that refuses to use the sauce. they claim it ruins the taste of the soup. Damn hipsters. | ||
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HunterX11
United States1048 Posts
On March 28 2012 09:06 Veldril wrote: But hey, it pretty much natural for Thai people to find the sauce made according to Thai recipe far more tastier than the one made by others. Well, I guess saying it's really crappy is a little bit too harsh but comparatively it is still far less superior than what I am used to. I don't know, it's just feel something is not right sometimes when I eat Huy Fong brand. Like the balance of flavor is a little bit off. Well, all in all it comes down to what you are used to. Oh and of course I have to promote the Shark brand, it's Thai product after all For yellow chilli sauce, I find it more spicy than the red chilli one. It's great as a sauce for fried food, especially Thai omelet. Well, I would never bash the Sriracha sauce since I grew up eating it since I was 5-6 years old. It's just that I find the one from Thailand tastier. Sorry if my initial post sounds harsh. That might be true, but I think the main problem with the Huy Fong brand for me is that I feel the balance between flavor inside the sauce is a little bit off. Sriracha sauce I used to eat is not only about spiciness, it's also have some hint of sweetness inside it. It's hard to describe but from what I get from Huy Fong brand, it's spicy but without other flavor to balance it out. Also, the aroma is a little bit lacking for me compare to what I got. I am not sure how much marketing Thai sauce company did in other countries but I think that might be one of the factor why Huy Fong dominates the "foreign" market too. When I googled about "Sriracha sauce Thailand" only the Shark brand comes up. So maybe we need a better marketing Oh, and I am pretty sad that the name "Sriracha" sauce is trademarked by Huy Fong. That shows how much Thailand lacking in promoting their own recipes. Huy Fong isn't even Thai, it's made by a Chinese immigrant from Vietnam to America. I've tried a lot of the American-style srirachas: Flying Goose, Double Golden Fish, Suree, Uncle Chen, and Roland (in order from best to worst imo). I still like Huy Fong the best, but it does have a particular sort of flavor that doesn't necessarily complement all foods the way a more neutral hot sauce does. Shark is the only real Thai style I've tried, and it's...well it's a completely different sort of sauce really. Huy Fong came up with a whole style of sauce and deserves credit for that, it's just unfair they stole the name sriracha for it. What's funny is that a surprising number of people seem to know that the "r" in "sri" is silent even though they don't know the origin of the name. Also really now, part of what is so great about Huy Fong is that it is so easy to find. Shark is the sort of thing that is hard to find even in a Korean or Chinese grocery rather than an actual Thai or Vietnamese grocery, which are much less common. I mean because of Huy Fong, I can get sambal oelek at the regular grocery store now. It's not like I can pop down to the American grocery to get a namprik. | ||
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MattyClutch
United States711 Posts
I only wish I had measured and written down what I put in! | ||
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forgotten0ne
United States951 Posts
On March 28 2012 06:34 Sharkey wrote: Is this the same as Sambal Oelek?? Becuase I have a bottle of that and it is really good!! Not even close. Nothing compares to Sambal, which makes Sriracha seem like ketchup. | ||
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