Between the two, which do you like better?

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John Long > wrote:

> Between the two, which do you like better?

There are things I use tabasco for, and things I use sriracha for. If I
didn't have the "proper" one, I would not substitute the other.

I love hot sauces, and generally have near a dozen around the house;
most, IMHO, are not interchangable.

Isaac

Sriracha is a bit too sweet for my taste. The original Tabasco is just
great stuff - peppers, vinegar, salt - that's it.

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"John Long" > wrote in message
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> Between the two, which do you like better?
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I like Sriracha, especially with seafood

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> Between the two, which do you like better?
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Frank's hot sauce.

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>John Long > wrote in
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>> Between the two, which do you like better?
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>Frank's hot sauce.
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Well and true -

As for myself I'm with the other respondents - different situations call for
different hot sauces. Sriracha contains garlic and sugar in addition to the
peppers - I use it where the vinegariness of tabasco would intrude, such as in
a stir-fry sauce.

Bufalo chipotle sauce is good too.

Marc

John Long > wrote:
> Between the two, which do you like better?

Neither. I don't know why it matters. What's important
is which one YOU like better, but since you asked. Of
those two, I prefer Heinz Ketchup.

"Isaac Wingfield" > wrote in message
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> In article >,
> John Long > wrote:
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> > Between the two, which do you like better?
>
> There are things I use tabasco for, and things I use sriracha for. If I
> didn't have the "proper" one, I would not substitute the other.
>
> I love hot sauces, and generally have near a dozen around the house;
> most, IMHO, are not interchangable.
>

Me too. I also useTexas Pete a lot but generally I have at least 5 kinds of
hot sauce on hand.

"John Long" > wrote in message
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> Between the two, which do you like better?
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They are very different so I don;t think it is a good comparison. I would
never put Tabasco on Vietnamese noodles not would I put sriracha in a gumbo.


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"John Long" > wrote in message
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> Between the two, which do you like better?

They are two different sauces for different applications, so I can't
pick one over the other. However, I like Marie Sharp's habanero sauce
for just about anything!

Ahhh Tabasco and eggs IMHO are inseparable, as well as in my beans.
I prefer Sambol Olec to Sriacha it's one of my fav's for seafood.
I use Sambol Olec in my BBQ sauce recipe for part of the heat.
Of course I have to have Franks & Tapito in my cupboard. I can't eat Tacos
without Tapito.

Bruce-n-Gold Beach

"hahabogus" > wrote in message
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> John Long > wrote in
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> > Between the two, which do you like better?
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> Frank's hot sauce.
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Ditto

"John Long" > wrote in message
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> Between the two, which do you like better?
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Hands down the Sriracha is more piquant, tangy and hotter. It has a depth
of flavor and texture Tabasco can't match. However I find each has a place
in different recipes or applications. I love Tabasco on my eggs but find
sriracha makes a better seafood accompaniment.

Paul

"Peter Aitken" > wrote in message
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> "John Long" > wrote in message
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> > Between the two, which do you like better?
> >
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> They are very different so I don;t think it is a good comparison. I would
> never put Tabasco on Vietnamese noodles not would I put sriracha in a
gumbo.
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> Peter Aitken
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> Remove the crap from my email address before using.
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Try the Sriracha in your next Gumbo along with your preferred sauce, you
just may enjoy the subtle sweetness. I personally use many pepper sauces(
hot, mild) in dishes that traditionally use specific brands with wonderful
results.

John Long > wrote:
>Between the two, which do you like better?

Depends what I'm eating.

--Blair
"Tapatio, Cholula, Frank's..."