re: America's most popular hot sauce by state, LA is not what you think

Louisiana hot sauce is my favorite. Recently tried the Poirier hot sauce and have to say that I was impressed. It was pretty damn good.

Man, hot sauce is like a set of golf clubs. They each have their strength so why limit yourself?

That actually makes sense with how split Louisiana is on various hot sauces.

As far as on the table at restaurants in Kentucky, it's almost always either Tabasco or Cholula. I like em both. Louisiana Hot Sauce is what I keep at my house mostly.

Frank's and Sriracha are good but they're not hot sauces in the same sense. To me Tabasco etc are used for one thing, Frank's another, and Sriracha a third.


Tabasco is more for after a meal is cooked. A condiment. Frank's is more for cooking with. Sriracha has its place with certain dishes....I use it to make Sriracha mayo alot and dip empanadas in.

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I would argue Sriracha is not hot sauce.

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It's Asian ketchup.

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Man, hot sauce is like a set of golf clubs. They each have their strength so why limit yourself?

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exactly. with such variety you have to mix and match

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The green jalapeño Tabasco is super underrated

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It’s the only thing that can make Chipotle edible.

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Sriracha is better than Tabasco, hands down

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Tabasco has a sriracha now and it’s much better than the rooster.

"Instacart is an American company that operates a grocery delivery and pick-up service in the United States and Canada."

This fact makes this chart bs.

Instacart users are fat lazy white women too scared to be seen in the light of day.