Buy Mexican. My favorite brand is El Yucateco.
this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2025
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Very hard to find mexican food or products in the Benelux 😂 dutch speaking people are allergic to spice and not having potatoes!
Already in my fridge! I‘m very lucky to have a mexican store in my town!
El Yucateco, the best!!
Basque country (on the frontier between France and Spain) has plenty of mild chilly sauces made with the local Espelette chillies. If your looking to go beyond the 1/2 million sco, you might want to try those from the Croatian "I love heat" company, but the mildest ones they make are closer to the Tabasco heat-vinegar combo.
Uhhh my mother is from Croatia!! I‘ll check it out, thanks!
In Finland we have “Poppamies”, I think they need to expand their presence in Europe.
I‘ll check it out! Thanks!
I searched on Reddit, via RedReader: /r/buyfromeu/Tabasco
Just a few of the links listed:
https://www.heatsupply.nl/en/product-categorie/hot-sauces-europe/
Check Paladin. It's portuguese and we know our spicy sauces. The company is family owned and their products are essentially gold standard in Portugal. They mostly export their name brand but supply supermarket chains with store brand products.
Wonderful, thank you for your recommendations!
Pleasure! You've inspired me to change my habits & look beyond Tabasco too.
Try crazy bastard sauces. They‘re awesome!
A lot of people are recommending very different types of hot sauce. Are you looking for something with a primarily tobasco flavor? Not that I have any recommendations if you do, but it might help focus the suggestions being given.
Yes, exactly. It‘s Tabasco specifically. I love everything hot sauces and have lots of them. But sometimes, Tabasco scratches a specific itch…
Red Tabasco doesn't have much flavor (in the hot sauce world). It is pretty much pure heat with slight acidity. The only alternatives that I know are american.
Though because of its simplicity, you could just DIY it with cayenne chili, vinegar, and salt. It is super easy.
I'm biased, but I prefer Portuguese piri-piri sauce to Tabasco. If you want something fancier I can also recommend Crazy Bastard sauces which are made in Berlin..
CBS are great, love them. They‘re so fresh abd also great for people who don‘t like it too hot.
Anything is better than tabasco.
That‘s not the point. I have lots of very nice sauces, but sometimes I like Tabasco. I know its just spicy vinegar basically, but hey.
I like OG Tabasco on fish pie and lasagne. Don't know why but none of my other hot sauces sit right with those two meals.
Lasagna for me as well. Just fits perfectly.
There's a shit ton of Mexican hot sauces. I like valentina
Valentina is so awesome!!
Aldi sometimes has organic Tabasco-like red chili sauce produced in Danmark.
Thai sirracha? Make your own chilli oil?