7 Incredible Hot Sauces You Can Only Find In Louisiana
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Kezia Kamenetz
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Louisiana is the hot sauce capital of the United States, without question. It’s no surprise that two of our most popular hot sauces, Tabasco and Crystal, have become nationally recognized brands that you can find throughout the United States. There are still a lot of other hot sauces made in Louisiana, however, besides those two. Here are some other amazing hot sauces that are made in Louisiana, (and ones you can usually only find here in our state.)
Known for the ‘red dot’ on the label, this delicious hot sauce has become a mainstay because of the incredible flavors they were able to pack into the bottle. There is now a wide variety of flavors to enjoy.
Cajun Chef Caro was a diligent student of Cajun foods before he set out to create his hot sauce and spices company, taking the time to meet with all of the most experienced Cajun chefs to discover the secret to great hot sauces. Cajun power has been in business for more than 29 years.
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This unique company has been making awesome and humorous Louisiana sauces since 1997. Sauces they make include the Bayou Love Potion Pepper Sauce, Mr. Blister’s Garlic Extreme Sauce, and the Bayou Butt Burner.
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This authentic Cajun sauce offers up delicious hot sauces with a sense of humor, hailing from Ville Platte since 2001.
Visit Lake Providence, LA to explore the Panola pepper corporation, which makes a variety of sauces from home grown Louisiana peppers. The sweet mango is my favorite.
Both the Louisiana Supreme and the Buillard’s brand are manufactured by the same company, which has been handcrafted by the Buillard family in St. Martinville since 1910. They also own a large scale Louisiana pepper farm, which is where a lot of their peppers come from!
This sauce company originally hails from St. Martinville, LA, founded 1939. The thick blend uses three different types of peppers and is one of the most popular in Louisiana, and is now headquartered in Shreveport.
How many of those hot sauces have you tried? Do you have a favorite Louisiana hot sauce? Let us know in the comments below. We love to hear your feedback!
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