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Primal Kitchen Organic Unsweetened Cocktail Sauce - Case of 6/8.5 oz

$58.49($1.15/ounce)
reg $61.99
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Sharwoods Creamy Butter Chicken - 14.1oz

$4.69($0.33/ounce)

Bourbon Black Cherry BBQ (14.5 oz.)

Lucini Organic Tuscan Tomato Sauce - Case of 6/24 oz

NOH Chinese Sweet + Sour Wet Sauce - 14.5 fl oz

San-J Organic Umami Tamari Splash - Case of 6/10 fz

Tony Chachere's Injectable Honey Praline Ham Marinade - 17fl oz

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NOH Spicy Hawaiian Barbecue Sauce - 20 fl oz

$12.59($0.63/fluid ounce)

Iron Chef Garlic Sesame Sauce and Glaze - Case of 6/15 oz

Rana Pesto Sauce Family Size - 12.5oz

$6.99($0.56/ounce)

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Some spicier salsas are made using roughly half a dozen different peppers to layer heat and develop authentic, complex flavor.

For salsas made without preservatives, the guidance is to freeze part of a jar if you won’t finish it within 2–3 weeks to help preserve a fresh taste.

Challenge sets typically arrange mini bottles or sauces in a progressive lineup from mild up through Extra Hot, XXX Hot and specialty extremes so tasters can work their way up the Scoville scale.

Listings use a few readiness labels: some products are marked “Ready to Use,” others “Ready to Eat,” and some are labeled as an “Ingredient” for cooking or mixing.

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