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$2.99($0.25/fluid ounce)

Mongolian Garlic Sauce - 12 fl oz - Good & Gather™

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4.2(371)

Loved for: flavorful sauce

SNAP EBT eligible

$4.29($0.86/fluid ounce)

Lola's Fine Hot Sauce Mango Ginger Scotch Bonnet - 5 fl oz

Lola's Fine Hot Sauce

2.5(2)

SNAP EBT eligible

$2.99($0.25/fluid ounce)

Korean Barbeque Stir Fry Sauce - 12 fl oz - Good & Gather™

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4.4(159)

Loved for: versatile use

SNAP EBT eligible

$8.99($1.80/fluid ounce)

NOH Korean Hot Sauce - 5 fl oz

NOH Foods of Hawaii

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$8.99($0.95/ounce)

BOWLCUT Spicy Dan Dan Sauce - 9.5oz: Plant-Based, Gluten-Free

BOWLCUT

3(2)

SNAP EBT eligible

$8.99($1.80/fluid ounce)

NOH Hawaiian Hot Sauce - 5 fl oz

NOH Foods of Hawaii

3(1)

SNAP EBT eligible

$5.19($0.52/ounce)

Walkerswood Traditional Jamaican Jerk Seasoning Hot 10oz

Iberia

4.5(23)

SNAP EBT eligible

$5.69($0.32/ounce)

Kansas City's Own Gates Bar-B-Q Sauce Sweet & Mild - 18oz

Gates Bar-B-Q

4.2(6)

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$8.00

Tabanero Peach Bourbon Hot Sauce (5 oz.)

Tabanero

5(1)

$10.00

Tabanero Sriracha Honey Sauce - 12 oz. Bottle

Tabanero

5(1)

$8.00

Tabanero Key Lime Habanero Hot Sauce (5 oz.)

Tabanero

$8.00

Tabanero Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce (5 oz.)

Tabanero

2(1)

Guests also ask:

What are common sizes for small hot sauce bottles?

Small hot sauce bottles in this set commonly range from about 5 fl oz up to around 7.7 oz. Typical net weights shown include 5 fl oz, 6 oz, 7.5 oz, 7.41 oz and 7.7 oz.

What heat levels and Scoville ranges are typical for small hot sauces?

Numeric Scoville ranges shown include about 1,500–2,500 SHU (described as "medium") and about 2,500–5,000 SHU (described as "hot"). Other items are labeled "extra hot" or "extra spicy" without a numeric SHU value.

What forms and textures do small hot sauces come in?

These sauces appear both as liquids and as chunk- or crunch-style condiments. Some listings are labeled "Form: Liquid," while others are labeled "Form: Chunks" and described as crispy or crunchy.

What words do sellers use to describe spice level for small hot sauces?

Common descriptive terms include "medium heat," "hot," "extra hot," "extra spicy," "spicy," and sometimes "tingly." These words communicate varying intensity when numeric SHU is not provided.

What packaging types and storage instructions appear on small hot sauce labels?

Many small hot sauces are packaged in glass bottles. Storage notes vary: some labels advise refrigerating after opening, while others state the product is shelf-stable at room temperature.

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