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The old bottle with the rooster lasted us quite a while.... |
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During the time we were enjoying it, Huy Fong Foods moved from Rosemead, to Irwindale CA. |
Last year it looked as if the feud between the makers of Sriracha -- not a trademarked name, but really the original is this one! -- and their neighbors might disrupt the supplies of this deservedly popular condiment. I was really glad when they settled their differences and future bottles of Sriracha are assured! I had to go to three stores to find the real deal, not an imitation.
I love my sauce! (And a little goes a long, long way!) Glad their feud is over, though I didn't know they had one!
ReplyDeleteYes, I heard about the issue with the Sriracha...and I cannot believe that only the rooster was patented...amazing...glad that you found the original one...
ReplyDeleteHave a great week Mae :)
I have never tried this sauce, but understand it goes well with pho (something else I haven't tried).
ReplyDeleteThe amazing thing about sriracha is that it goes with many things, and with a variety of different cuisines. It's on the table at many American restaurants and ethnic restaurants in America now.
ReplyDeleteI am a big sriracha fan. I would be lost without my bottle in the fridge.
ReplyDeleteThere has also been a lot of controversy about the smell of it when it is made.
ReplyDeleteI personally love it.
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