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Sauce Pack
Cost: $25/month.
Ships To: United States (excluding Alaska & Hawaii)
Coupon Code: N/A
Sauce Pack, who kindly sent me this box to review, is a monthly hot sauce subscription service. Each month subscribers receive three different bottles of hot sauce made in the United States.
Sauce Pack ships via USPS Priority Mail and took just a few days to arrive. Packs are generally shipped within the first two business days of the month. If you have not purchased a subscription by the 1st of the month, your subscription will begin the following month.
Everything arrives neatly packaged with the three bottles of hot sauce securely in place.
The November 2014 Sauce Pack included the following items:
~Jehu Hot Sauce Smoked Apple (Hot): I am not a big hot sauce person so I am going to have to stick to telling you about the history behind these sauces instead of telling you how they taste. Because to me, they would all taste hot. Very very hot. Jehu started in 2012and is located in New Hampshire. This sauce is perfect for roasts or pork and has cinnamon apple, cayenne, honey and chipotle.
~Chelsea Fire Wicked Hot Sauce: Of all the hot sauces in the pack, this one scares me the most! When you have pictures of fire on your bottle, well you know it’s hot! Chelsea Hot Sauce donates 5% of their sales to FireHero.org, the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation!
~Howlin’ Hollar Hot Sauce with Pumpkin Flavor: I was almost tempted to sample this sauce myself because the pumpkin in it intrigued me, but I thought better of it. It won won first at the “Hot Pepper Awards” and started in the Mount Washington Valley area in 2003.
I didn’t do a cost breakdown on this box, but I think that the $25 price tag is more than fair. Each hot sauce would be about $8 per bottle and for bottles that you can’t get locally (at least I don’t think you can), that seems fair!
What do you think of Sauce Pack? Are you a hot sauce fan? If you are interested in subscribing or want to learn more, head over to their site and check them out!
