★★★★★
Delicious on everything
This hot sauce is so versatile. The balance of savory, herby, and smoky notes is spot on, and it brings a fantastic zing to grilled chicken and even scrambled eggs. We go through bottles quickly.
Burlap & Barrel
Pizza Hot Sauce
$12.99
● In stock
Size
4 oz glass bottle
- All the flavor of brick oven pizza
- Savory, herby, umami, and smoky notes
- Painstakingly crafted over a year
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About this item
This pizza-flavored hot sauce, made in collaboration with Lindera Farms, has all the savory, herby, umami, slightly smoky and aromatic characteristics of a brick oven pizza, plus the depth and heat you want from a hot sauce. The spice level is mild-medium but it packs a punch of pizza flavor, thanks to a painstaking process and the highest quality ingredients. You'll want to put it on everything! This hot sauce takes over a year to make! Read "Sourcing" below to find out all the details of how it's made.
Specifications
| Usage | Pizza, pasta, eggs, sandwiches, grilled meats |
|---|---|
| Origin | Made in USA |
| Net Weight | 4 fl oz (118 mL) |
| Product Type | Artisan Condiment |
| Flavor Profile | Savory, herby, umami, smoky, mild-medium heat |
| Key Ingredients | Chilies, tomatoes, herbs, spices, vinegar |
Customer reviews
What customers say: This hot sauce offers a unique and delicious pizza flavor with savory, herby, and smoky notes. Some wish for a stronger spice level.
★★★★★
Perfect for pizza nights
Adds that perfect extra something to my Friday night slices.
★★★★★
Flavor explosion
The flavor profile here is incredibly unique and delicious. That smoky, savory, herby taste makes regular pizza nights feel gourmet, and it's surprisingly good on pasta too.
★★★★★
Unbelievable taste
The depth of pizza flavor in this hot sauce is truly remarkable.
★☆☆☆☆
Not what I expected
Expected more of a traditional hot sauce kick but this barely registers any heat. The 'pizza flavor' is also very faint and doesn't stand out much from a regular tomato-based sauce, which was disappointing.