Resilience hot sauce
Let’s just say I’ve already bought 4 bottles since mid-December (consumed 3), and I’m here to buy more :) I put it on literally (and I don’t use that word lightly) everything
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RESILIENCE
Bright, Fresh, Earthy.
Turmeric, Tarragon, & Habanero Hot Sauce
Heat Level: 4 out of 10
Try on: Fish, Lamb, Avocado Toast, Eggs, Mediterranean Cuisine, Tofu, in a Curry, on a Sandwich, as a dipping sauce for Empanadas & Samosas, Kale Salad, Quinoa Bowl, Salads.
What is Resilience Hot Sauce made of?
Resilience is made with volcanic-grown Hawaiian Turmeric, fresh Yellow Habaneros, Tarragon, and Anjali's Cup Resilience Elixir — a blend of maple sugar, turmeric, ginger, whole lemon, and black pepper. It's bright, earthy, and unlike any hot sauce you've tried.
How spicy is Resilience Hot Sauce?
Resilience has a heat level of 4 out of 10 — a medium to light spice that's approachable for everyone. The habanero heat builds slowly and gently, making it perfect for spice-curious eaters.
What makes Resilience Hot Sauce unique?
Resilience is a one-of-a-kind NYC collab between Cantina Royal and Anjali's Cup. It's oil-blended with antioxidant-rich turmeric and the unexpected herbal brightness of tarragon — a combination you won't find anywhere else.
What foods pair best with Resilience?
Resilience is incredibly versatile — amazing on fish, lamb, avocado toast, eggs, tofu, in curries, on sandwiches, and as a dipping sauce for empanadas and samosas. It's especially great on lighter spring and summer dishes like kale salads and quinoa bowls.
Is Resilience Hot Sauce vegan and gluten-free?
Yes! Resilience is both vegan and gluten-free, and packed with antioxidants from the turmeric elixir.
Ingredients: Non-GMO Corn Oil, Ginger*, Distilled Vinegar, Chile peppers, Resilience Elixir (Maple Sugar*, Turmeric*, Ginger*, Whole Lemon*, Lemon Peel*, Black Pepper*), Tarragon, Kosher Salt, Garlic, Spices.
VEGAN & GLUTEN FREE
Let’s just say I’ve already bought 4 bottles since mid-December (consumed 3), and I’m here to buy more :) I put it on literally (and I don’t use that word lightly) everything
not very hot but very tasty--and you can always spice it up with a hotter one, like morita (I think they go well together) and I enjoy it either way.
Excellent
This stuff is great. You can even use it as a salad dressing.