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Overview

Description

Enjoy the exotic sweet and bold Korean flavors of toasted sesame, lime, fish sauce, and rice wine vinegar with a lick of red chili pepper heat. Our Bibimbap (“bee-bim-bop”) sauce takes its name from the traditional Korean dish “bibimbap” and is perfect for stir fries, noodle bowls, or as a marinade for ribs, salmon or tofu when you fire up the grill. All natural. Gluten-free. No preservatives. *Award Winner: International Flavor Awards, National Chilli Awards. So Good on Sushi! I love drizzling this sauce over my spicy tuna rolls — it has so much more flavor than sriracha and isn’t super spicy. My husband loves it for marinating meats for his smoker. Amazing on smoked salmon! We’ll be back for more, thanks!

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
MSRP
$10.00
Dimensions
6in x 6in x 8in
Case dimensions
6 × 6 × 8 in
Packaging
Bottle

Product identifiers

SKU
10865031000309
Category
Hot Sauces

Origin and handling

Made in
USA
Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Water, non-GMO Sunflower Oil, Sugar, Tamari Soy Sauce (water, soybeans, rice, salt), Anchovy, Spices, Sesame Oil, Garlic, Rice Wine Vinegar, Lime Puree (lime juice concentrate, water, pulp cells, lime oil, zest), Xanthan gum.

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HYCH: Heat You Can HandleEstablished 2016

Welcome to HYCH, we’re glad you’re here. We make hot sauce with "Heat You Can Handle." Why? Because we were tired of bringing home hot sauces that were too hot to cook with and enjoy. We created HYCH (as in “hitch” a ride to amazing flavors) to bring you hot sauces with Heat You Can Handle. In case you missed it: HYCH stands for Heat You Can Handle! We love to travel and explore local cuisines around the world. We hope you do, too, because we’ve built our entire line around our favorite global flavors. Catharine was raised in North Carolina and has lived in Chattanooga, Iceland, Hawaii, Costa Rica, Tucson, and Portland (plus a few spots in between!) Matt grew up in Colorado and has worked as a chef in Mexico, Alaska, Denver, Costa Rica, Oregon, and Seattle. He served as Director of Education and Executive Chef of the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Portland, OR. Matt's deep culinary knowledge, developed over decades in the kitchen, shines through in our perfectly balanced and complex flavors.