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Yucateco green habanero sauce...but better

So far I've made fermented cayenne sauce, better than Frank's, and fermented tobasco, better than Tobasco.
 
I like Yucateco but it's mass produced and has additives, so I assume I can make it better.
I like the heat level and the habanero flavor, and the thick texture.
 
The fake color is gross.
 
There's no vinegar in the ingredients.  Instead they use acetic acid.
And of course "spices."
 
How would you guys make a natural version of this?  Just straight fermented green habs?
What else would you add?
 
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I checked the bottles at Wally World yesterday. All they had was the old bottles with dye in them. :( Really wanted to taste the new ones because they are under 2 bucks a bottle.
 
The Caribbean aint bad. The Black Label is good if you want to add the flavor of licking a BBQ grill grate to something like pan fried chicken. :D
 
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