Three Natural Ingredients. A Five-Generation Labor of Love.

Original TABASCO® brand Pepper Sauce owes much of its unique, pungent flavor to the handcrafted way it’s been made for over 140 years. Equally important is the heart of the one family who created this world-famous sauce as a labor of love.

In 1868, Edmund McIlhenny mixed up his own personal pepper sauce recipe with three natural ingredients: fully aged red peppers, salt from Avery Island, Louisiana, and high-quality, distilled vinegar. Decades of competing recipes have only confirmed that the flavor of McIlhenny’s recipe could not be surpassed, and today Original TABASCO® Sauce is still made in essentially the same way.

Our most versatile sauce.

Why has Original TABASCO® Sauce become so popular the world over? It’s simple: put it on any food you like, and it’ll make you like it even more! Because Original TABASCO® Sauce brings out a food’s flavor while adding a peppery punch of its own. Splash it on everything from Mexican food to Italian, seafood to sandwich spreads, Eggs Benedict to Bloody Marys!

Ideas

Here’s a secret to the success of Original TABASCO® Sauce: instead of overpowering food’s flavors, it enhances them. Use it on anything you like!

  • Substitute a teaspoon of Original TABASCO® Sauce for black pepper when making Hollandaise sauce for Eggs Benedict.
  • Add one teaspoon per 2-3 eggs to water or milk when you’re scrambling them.
  • Like your eggs fried? Enhance their flavor by shaking on a few drops of TABASCO® Sauce.
  • Generously splash TABASCO® Sauce on toasted bagels with cream cheese, and your generosity will be rewarded with flavor.
  • For a veggie dip: in a small bowl, stir together 1 cup mayo, 1 tablespoon ketchup and 1 teaspoon TABASCO® Sauce.
  • TABASCO® Sauce is simpatico with all Mexican dishes. Sprinkle it on nachos, tacos, chili, tostadas, enchiladas and burritos.
  • TABASCO® Sauce adds pizzazz to any kind of pizza. Just splash some on your favorite pie.
  • Give prepared pasta sauces a tasty finishing touch: stir in 1/2 teaspoon or more of TABASCO® Sauce when heating.
  • Hold the salt and pepper: TABASCO® Sauce instantly brings hash browns and home fries to life.
  • A few drops of TABASCO® Sauce make a BLT rate an A+ and also spice up cheese, chicken, turkey and roast beef sandwiches.
  • Mix it with mayo, ranch dressing or your favorite sandwich spread to give it that extra kick.
  • Splash TABASCO® Sauce on after sautéing or broiling halibut, redfish, sole, salmon, swordfish or tuna. Or just sprinkle it on fish and chips.
  • Mac and cheese is even more comforting with our sauce.
  • Like TABASCO® Sauce, gumbo and jambalaya originated in southern Louisiana, so our sauce naturally brings out their best.
  • Stir it into melted butter and brush on toasted bread, grilled meat or steamed vegetables.
  • TABASCO® Sauce has been adding just the right spice to Bloody Marys ever since the drink was introduced in the United States back in 1934!
  • In chili recipes, consider it to be chili powder’s sidekick—and we do mean kick!

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  • Name: Deepak gupta
    Date: February 1st, 2012
    Whn TABASCO Red Pepper is not available in market I wait for it.. I do not go for any other brand, even I try to find it in cities I go into. There is absolutely no match to this sauce. No 1 Its authentic,,,,, and since its authentic there is no number 2.
  • Name: Mikhail
    Date: January 30th, 2012
    I put tabasco in my cottage cheese..Yum
  • Name: stewie
    Date: January 25th, 2012
    just ordered my first gallon of original Tabasco!!!! can not wait till it gets here!!! I got so tired of buying small bottles all the time and it also makes a good conversation piece. I already have lots of friends asking "were do u get of a gallon of tabasco"
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