Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands L: Indian Sauce Company R: Naagin
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Turn Up The Heat With 6 Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Disha Bijolia

Given India's spicy palate and the deep-rooted love for heat, the presence of hot sauces in our pantries is practically a culinary rite of passage. They're the ones responsible for those fantastic endorphin rushes that spice lovers absolutely adore. In the world of food, where things go from mild to wild, hot sauces are like the secret ingredient that adds a thrilling kick to every dish. So we've got a lineup of five incredible homegrown hot sauces, each of which brings its own mix of spices, heat, and regional taste to the table. These aren't just your regular condiments; they're like a flavour-packed journey that's ready to dazzle your palate and whisk you away to the heart of India's lively culinary landscape.

Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Naagin

Naagin, founded with a rebellious spirit and a mission to elevate the culinary experience, offers instant taste enhancements for passionate food lovers while infusing a modern twist into India's rich relationship with spices. The brand presents two distinct flavors Naagin Original with Maharashtrian influences, featuring the Sankeshwari Chilli used in Kohlapuri cuisine and Naagin Bhoot boasting the notorious Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Pepper) from Assam, delivering a bold and fiery Northeastern flavor profile.

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Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Indian Sauce Company

The Indian Sauce Company crafts truly Indian hot sauces that embody the nation's unique, spicy, and flavorful essence. Made in small batches, their sauces are fresh, free from artificial additives, and entirely plant-based, using locally sourced produce. With flavors like Mango Bhoot Jolokia Sauce, Chimichurri, and Pineapple Green Chilli, they offer a taste of India that's both exciting and authentic.

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Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Kaatil

Kaatil is rapidly becoming a household name, as it boldly brings the heat to every meal. Dedicated to showcasing the rich variety of desi peppers and chillies, Kaatil's hot sauces cater to spice lovers and flavour enthusiasts alike. With a range of sauces available in increasing levels of heat, they transform every meal into a fiery and flavorful experience, ensuring that sensational heat is never far from the table.

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Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Aamra

Aamra, stemming from the heritage of Nari Shiksha Kendra (NSK) founded by the trailblazing Pushpawati Khaitan in 1964, maintains its commitment to pure ingredients and traditional techniques. Among its offerings, Aamra's hot sauces stand out with flavours like Tomato Garlic Basil Pizza & Pasta Sauce, Lime & Pepper Spiced Ketchup, and the fiery Red Hot Chilli Sauce, crafted from Reshampatti chillies from Gujarat.

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Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

El Diablo

El Diablo, India's most thrilling sauce brand founded by the dynamic husband-wife duo, Nikhil Kutty and Tanya Nambiar are crafted with the freshest ingredients, devoid of chemicals and preservatives. Offering a range of heat levels from mild to spicy, their repertoire boasts tantalizing flavors such as Mango Garlic, Onion Coco, Cranberry Ghost, Pineapple Chilli, and Raw Papaya, each delivering a unique and unforgettable taste experience.

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Homegrown Hot Sauce Brands

Roots Agro

Roots Agro celebrates the universal language of food as an expression of love and connection. Their products, including flavors like Naga Mircha, Passionfruit, and Mountain Pepper, reflect this commitment. By sourcing locally and sustainably, they ensure fair practices and enrich the lives of farmers and vendors. Every bite of Roots Agro's offerings tells a story, inviting you to savor the taste of heritage and love.

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