TY Thai Chili Hot Sauce with Sesame & Curry

Tennessee Bob’s Hot Sauce Company is a veteran-owned brand founded by Robert D. Vasvary in Boca Raton, Florida, and operating since 2019. Bob began growing peppers in his home garden in 2015 before developing salsas and original sauce recipes. His approach centers on flavor, family and storytelling, with the Pepper People characters giving the sauce range its personality.

TY Thai Chili Hot Sauce with Sesame & Curry

TY Thai Chili Hot Sauce combines Thai chili peppers with watermelon, apple cider vinegar and toasted sesame oil. Turmeric, curry powder, cumin and thyme provide an aromatic spice profile. This is a fiery choice for cooks who want a sauce with both pepper heat and a pronounced seasoning character.

Serving and Pairing Ideas

Add a small amount to stir-fried rice, vegetables or edamame. It also pairs with sushi, egg rolls and chicken wings, or can be stirred into an individual bowl of soup. Taste the sauce separately before adding it to a whole pan, especially when cooking for people with different heat preferences.

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Features

• Thai chili peppers with toasted sesame oil
• Watermelon and apple cider vinegar
• Turmeric, curry, cumin and thyme

Product Specifications

• Flavor profile: Thai chili, toasted sesame, turmeric and curry
• Heat: Wild tier (supplier classification)

Ingredients

Water, apple cider vinegar, watermelon, Thai chili peppers, salt, toasted sesame oil, garlic powder, dried turmeric powder, thyme, curry powder, xanthan gum, cumin.

Contains sesame oil. Curry powder is a compound ingredient; confirm its full composition on the current package if you have food allergies.

Storage and Serving

Follow the storage directions printed on the bottle, including any instructions for refrigeration after opening. Use clean utensils and close the container after serving. Start with a small amount, taste, and increase gradually to suit your meal.

Read the current package for complete ingredients and allergen declarations. The FDA’s guide to food allergens and labels explains how to review packaged-food information.