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Tango - Chile Sauce, 8fl oz Assorted Flavors
Brand - TangoQuick Description
Spicy, sweet, tangy, and made with the freshest high-quality ingredients, Tango’s Chile Sauce is the sauce for your pantry. No added sugar or preservatives.
Key Information
- Tasty, tangy, natural hot sauce
- Honduran recipe
- High fruit and vegetable content
- No added sugar or preservatives
- Gluten-free
- Choose from Hot or Mild
Product Overview
So you love things spicy, but do you know what’s in your sauce?
With Tango, there’s no need to worry. Made with only the freshest, highest quality ingredients, this Chile Sauce has no hidden junk or unnecessary filler!
Instead, each flavor is made from a base of carrots, apple cider vinegar, garlic, limes, chile peppers (of course!), sawtooth cilantro, and sea salt. And unlike many other hot sauces, Tango contains no sugar or preservatives.
Try it on everything from avo-on-toast to salads to tacos! Blended with love to an age-old Honduran recipe, you can be sure it will hit the spot every time.
Hot
The simplest of ingredients, maximum flavor - a classic for good reason! Spicy, sweet, aromatic, and tangy all in one. This Hot Chile Sauce scores about a 7/10 on the spicy scale!
Mild
If you’re a little more sensitive to heat, or you just want more of that Tango flavor without the spice then don’t despair, there’s a Mild Chile Sauce just for you. Great for kids too!
Ingredients
Hot Chile Sauce
Carrots, Apple Cider Vinegar, Garlic, Limes, Chile Peppers, Sawtooth Cilantro, and Sea Salt
Mild Chile Sauce
Carrots, Apple Cider Vinegar, Garlic, Limes, Chile Peppers, Sawtooth Cilantro, and Sea Salt
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tango similar to Sriracha?
Although they look similar, they are very different. Unlike Sriracha, Tango is not fermented, nor does it contain added sugar or preservatives!
What kind of chile peppers does Tango use?
Scotch Bonnets aka Jamaican Hot Peppers. Named for their similarity in appearance to a Scottish tam o’ shanter hat, they are in fact a staple pepper in West Africa and the Caribbean!
