Frank's for BBQ, Sriracha for damn near everything else.
Smartest toilet I know.
Frank's for BBQ, Sriracha for damn near everything else.
Taco Tim sauce I can support. The Bell? Come on, man.

Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Jews like hot sauce? Who knew?
Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Jews like hot sauce? Who knew?
Reminds us of 40 years in the desert
Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Jews like hot sauce? Who knew?
Reminds us of 40 years in the desert
YBFE
Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Jews like hot sauce? Who knew?
Reminds us of 40 years in the desert
YBFE
SHOW US YOUR JOOBS!!!!
Frank's, Cholula, and Sriracha all have their respective places, but for just good old hot sauce I like Louisiana or Trappey's.
Jews like hot sauce? Who knew?
Reminds us of 40 years in the desert
YBFE
SHOW US YOUR JOOBS!!!!
Not everyone on the internet posting as a man is actually a woman.
I like both (obviously, from my list above I have both in the house, usually), but Tapatio has a "cleaner heat" characteristic to me, whereas Cholula has more of a peppery/complex taste. There is obviously room for both depending on the food, but a lot of the time I like the simple heat of Tapatio.I don't know why people prefer Tapatio to Cholula. Oh wait - it's because you're all pour and Tapatio is like a 3rd of the price.