Whats your favourite hot sauce?

[Nishy]

Don't you guys find Siracha too sweet?

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[dowsing]

I like Frank's and the Sriracha Flying Goose hot one with the red cap, but my favourite has to be one the local kebab shop makes from scratch ...it's bloody lovely.

 

[Mrchick]

I use this like most people use ketchup

+1

 

[Mr. Blonde]

Don't you guys find Siracha too sweet?

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I like sriracha on noodles & oriental dishes, but not as a universal condiment.

 

[Count of Undolpho]

Don't you guys find Siracha too sweet?

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I like Chilli jam so no it's fine for me.

 

[Darkbulb]

I like sriracha on noodles & oriental dishes, but not as a universal condiment.

It's interesting - to see that the word 'oriental' is used in the UK. Over here in the US it got PC-police-banned along with retard, handicapped and negro quite some time ago.
In SF one is not to say 'dog owner' as well but rather 'dog guardian'.

Note: I am NOT advocating using one word or the other - I just find the difference interesting

 

[Mr. Blonde]

I see what you mean. No offence intended, to anyone, btw, i meant the term to refer to Chinese or S/ E Asian dishes. I eat ramen noodles far too often at work, and always douse them in soy & sriracha.

 

[Nathan]

What is really delicious is Luchito smoked chilli paste. It has an amazing depth of flavour. http://gran.luchito.com/products/paste/

I like encona as a hot sauce as it has a decent kick.

 

[Steve Bowles]

Frank's Original. On damn near everything.

 

[Bechet]

It's interesting - to see that the word 'oriental' is used in the UK. Over here in the US it got PC-police-banned along with retard, handicapped and negro quite some time ago.

What do you say instead of 'handicapped'? The City Council painted 'Disabled' on the road outside my house.

I suspect 'oriental' is not right, but that 'Oriental' is fine - though it's hard to tell the difference when spoken.

I hear tell that 'lavatory' is a word that must not be spoken in Yankerland, along with 'toilet' and 'loo'. To go to the bathroom in a restaurant sounds silly in English - and who dreamed up 'restroom'?

I think we long since lost control of our language - rightly ignoring teenagers' attempts.

Sorry - hot sauces ...

 

[Steve Bowles]

You can't say "Oriental", or it's opposite "Occidental". It must be "Asian" and "Caucasian". Political correctness is going to be the downfall of the Millennials. I don't envy their world.

 

[Darkbulb]

What do you say instead of 'handicapped'? The City Council painted 'Disabled' on the road outside my house.

I suspect 'oriental' is not right, but that 'Oriental' is fine. - and it's hard to tell the difference when spoken.

It's getting a bit crazy over here w/ everyone being so overly PC.
You are not even 'supposed' to say "Handicap parking" - you are to say "Accessible parking"
I believe the "correct term" for handicapped these days is "person with disabilities".

Here is the uk.gov list of terms to 'avoid' and what to use instead

Once again, I am not advocating one word over the other - me, myself I'm pretty non PC and find all this PC crap to offend me

 

[Nathan]

'Dog guardian' does take it over the edge into farce.

 

[Bechet]

Many of my neighbours detest my Disabled Parking space because it is inaccessible to them, some risk and receive fines. Some encroach as far as they can, wheels a millimeter short of the line, boot (trunk) or bonnet (hood) overhanging the Disabled space - making it very difficult to get my pavement chariot un/loaded.

Thanks for the link to UK PC tax spending. Whoda thunk it?

 

[Anubis]

Encona for me.

Poached eggs on thick sourdough toast, with Encona, is a wondrous thing.

 

[Bechet]

Encona what? Seems Sainsbury's sell this sauce and it has many forms - well, several, at least.