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lozgti1 09 September 2015 02:52 PM

Hoi-Sin sauce
 
Out of all the sauces that there are in the world,surely it must be the greatest.Sod dianne for steaks or whatever it is,and indeed all others ,that peri peri and the Jamaican one....(though Lea and Perrins pretty good :-) )

Is there anything that can really beat it,and eaten with what ?

The Dogs B******s 09 September 2015 02:58 PM

It's only nice with crispy duck and pancakes though, it just doesn't go right with anything else. imo.

ditchmyster 09 September 2015 03:04 PM

Quite like a teriyaki sauce, goes with any kind of meat too. I usually make my own, great on chicken beef or pork although I'm not much one for sweet sauces, tend to prefer hot and spicy, Encona hot pepper sauce has always been a firm favourite.;)

SJ_Skyline 09 September 2015 03:18 PM

Bunsters s**t the bed hot sauce :thumb:


http://www.bunstersfresh.com/

ditchmyster 09 September 2015 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by SJ_Skyline (Post 11734392)
Bunsters s**t the bed hot sauce :thumb:


http://www.bunstersfresh.com/

Not too sure if I want to eat something that's going to have that effect. :nono:

Don't see the point of eating something that just burns the hell out of my mouth and means I can't even taste the food, that's why I like Encona (habanero and scotch bonnet) plenty hot enough and tasty, without over powering the flavour of the food and burning your mouth out, it also calms down and goes away quite quickly, they've recently started doing some sweet ones and different strength ones too, saw an Extra hot one recently.

urban 09 September 2015 04:40 PM

Me neither, but how can that stuff even be put on a shelf?

SwissTony 09 September 2015 05:00 PM

Maggi- nuff said

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they also do sweet and sour sauce, hot version, sweet chilli you name it
But the original is still the best. Try it on chips :)

pacenote 09 September 2015 05:43 PM

+ 1 for the Maggi !

GH80 10 September 2015 08:45 PM

Tried hoi-sin sauce on cocktail sausages at a wedding a few weeks ago, very nice indeed. Encona pepper sauce as mentioned above is nice too, just the right level of heat for me. Tried Dave's insanity sauce - I am a chilli head and it is far too hot to enjoy imo.

brendy76 10 September 2015 08:58 PM

Absolutely love hoi sin. Was in the Royal Thai in Aberdeen 20 years ago (**** a bed it was 20 years ago!) and was the first time I tried aromatic crispy shredded duck and pancakes. Loved it ever since.

dpb 10 September 2015 09:08 PM

We have the maggi sauce in the cupboard , along with aromat flavouring and atchar at girlfriends insistance - apparently its indian

Funkii Munkii 11 September 2015 04:26 PM

Best Hoisin sauce

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This is the best Hot thai sweet chilli sauce, it has a lovely heat to it but it's hard to come by

http://202.56.207.77:81/Beagley_Copp...1/2/8/2811.jpg

one of my favourite non sweet hot chilli sauce's, great poured over homous with black grapes, try it it's a taste sensation !!

https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjAwWDYwM...TJdeb/$_35.JPG

Turbohot 11 September 2015 04:45 PM

For me, the most universal sauce is Encona Jamaican hot pepper sauce. Goes with almost anything edible. Yummy! :cool:

SwissTony 11 September 2015 08:15 PM


Originally Posted by dpb (Post 11735009)
We have the maggi sauce in the cupboard , along with aromat flavouring and atchar at girlfriends insistance - apparently its indian


Aromat. Now there is a man with taste. Everyone I know goes that looks and smells horrible but until you have tasted it then you can't tell.

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