Hot sauce loyalty runs deep, and thanks to a recent survey, we now know the most popular hot sauce in every state. Find out where the classics still dominate and where regional favorites are holding ...

The Instacart data, released in honor of National Hot Sauce Day on January 22, shows that while some brands enjoy nationwide popularity, others have a stronghold in specific regions. Frank's RedHot ...

Texas Pete hot sauce has its roots in Winston ... If Louisiana flavors are more your speed, there's The Original Louisiana Brand Hot Sauce, a Southern classic that dates back to 1928 and delivers ...

Texas Pete has a wonderful ... I guess this makes sense, as both are Louisiana hot sauces. The pepper flavor in Crystal is more pungent and the base of the hot sauce is less acidic than Tabasco.

goes the jingle. “He’ll fix that burnin’ hunk of meat Texas Pete! With sauce that’s hot and sweet ...’’ This brand enhancement comes thanks to McKinney, the Durham-based advertising ...

Unleash the bold fusion of aged red habanero peppers and the signature sweetness of CHA! by Texas Pete Sriracha Sauce.

Things are getting spicy in kitchens across the United States, at least according to Instacart. In January, Instacart released new insights to celebrate National Hot Sauce Day, which falls on ...

From mild and tangy to fiery and strong enough to make you sweat, hot sauce isn ... Southern standouts, Louisiana Brand takes third place. And despite its namesake, Texas Pete is the pick in ...

Whether adding a dash of hot sauce to your morning ... Despite its state-inspired name, Texas Pete was the top choice in the Carolinas and Virginia, while Louisiana Brand claimed the top spot ...

Hence the name. Texas Pete hot sauce began in 1929 in Winston-Salem. This is the first time the cowboy mascot came to life beyond the bottle’s label. Adam Marsden But nearly 100 years later ...

The kickin’ hot sauce is stocked inside just about every NC refrigerator but is oddly unknown outside the Southeast.