Huy Fong Chili Garlic Sauce Scoville

1,000 to 2,500 Scoville Units

Overall Opinion:

This is a good sauce… but needs a balancing of flavors.

It’s a sauce that would be fun to use in creative recipes to add unique spicy flavor, but it’s a little overwhelming on its own.

The sauce is a dark red color with yellow chili speckles throughout.

I like that the sauce has a spicy kick with garlic to round the flavor, but it still needs complimenting flavors to make it amazing.

The heat comes from the chili peppers and the distilled vinegar. The spice doesn’t diminish after its cooked.

Overall, it’s a yummy sauce to use in a recipe with additional flavors to compliment the taste. As the only flavor, this sauce is good but a little too overwhelming on the mouth and stomach.

Overall Appearance

This sauce is thick and chunky. I would describe it as more pasty than watery as well. As far as the color, it’s red filled with speckles of yellow chili throughout.

Like I said, Huy Fong Chili Garlic Sauce is thick and pasty so it’s perfect as a spicy sautéed sauce or cooked into a meal.

Smell

The smell is very strong. It’s a sweet but spicy scent.

You can definitely smell the garlic, chilies, and vinegar.

This sauce leaves a strong aroma just from opening the bottle.

Spice Level/ Heat

Huy Fong’s Chili Garlic Sauce is actually spicy.

There is definitely a bite to this sauce, so be prepared for a little kick.

Overall Taste

This is a spicy sauce with a hint of garlic that you can actually taste. In my opinion, this garlic chili sauce tastes delicious in small amounts, but a lot at once is too much.

On the Huy Fong website, there are a variety of recipes that I think would be worth exploring with this sauce. The taste is a little too overwhelming on its own, but mixed into a recipe that compliments its flavor would make it amazing.

Ingredient Analysis

Huy Fong Chili sauce has only a few main ingredients – Chili, Salt, Garlic, and Vinegar. They create a unique, but strong spicy sauce.

The remaining three ingredients are thickeners and preservatives.

Because the ingredients are so limited, there’s not much to say about adding additional flavors or tastes.

Cooked Taste Test

When we added Huy Fong Chili Garlic sauce to cooked chicken and allowed it to cook a bit, the sauce did not lose its kick.

When the chunky pasty sauce hit the hot pan, it filled my home with a strong aroma. The sauce still had the sweet and spicy scent, but the aroma was much stronger and potent- I would argue a little too overwhelming.

I found that the sauce was delicious on the chicken in very small amounts, but to make it better, it needs additional flavors to round out the taste. With only the sauce on the chicken, although a yummy sauce it was a little too overwhelming. I could only manage a little bit at a time.

If you’re going to cook with this sauce, it needs other ingredients to balance the spicy flavor. I suggest checking out the Huy Fong website for recipes.

Price

It comes in different sizes. But the 8 oz bottle costs only $4.48. That’s not too bad at all. Obviously, depending on where you purchase the sauce, the price will vary.

Guarantee?

We couldn’t find any guarantees on their website.

Where To Buy

To buy Huy Fong Chili Garlic Sauce: Click Here

We don’t recommend that you dare your friends (or enemies) into sampling some of the hottest Scoville rated, hot sauces. The burn can actually hurt your insides. If you insist, do have blue cheese or ranch dressing or even a glass of milk nearby. Drinking these can help to ease the burning sensations. Keep handy a box of tissues for wiping tears!

Buy a package of small wings or legs and smother them in your favorite sauce from the above list. Let the meat marinate overnight or for at least 30 minutes. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and line a cookie sheet with tin foil. Place the chicken on the foil and cook for about fifteen minutes. Turn the chicken and switch the oven to the broil setting. Flame broil the other sides of the pieces until they are cooked- about fifteen to twenty-five minutes depending on the sizes of the pieces. Serve wings and legs with ranch or bleu cheese dips.

Huy Fong Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce (17 FL.OZ. / 435 ml): This recipe from the Srirachi region of Thailand has been duplicated by many sauce makers. Huy Fong Sriracha is made from sun ripened chiles, is ready to use in soups, sauces, pasta, pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, chow mien or on anything to add a delicious, spicy taste. Huy Fong Sriracha hot sauce is the closest thing to the real McCoy.

FAQ

Is chili garlic sauce hotter than Sriracha?

The chili peppers and garlic that give the sauce its signature spice and flavour take center stage. This results in sambal oelek being spicier than sriracha, which might take some getting used to at first.

Is chili garlic sauce really spicy?

Scoville scale heat rating

Huy Fong Foods’ sriracha sauce ranks in the 1,000–2,500 heat units range, above banana pepper and below Jalapeño pepper, on the Scoville scale used to measure the spicy heat of a chili pepper.

What do you do with Huy Fong chili garlic sauce?

Spice Level/ Heat

Huy Fong’s Chili Garlic Sauce is actually spicy. There is definitely a bite to this sauce, so be prepared for a little kick.

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