Huy fong sriracha

Due to a shortage of the chili peppers used to make Sriracha hot sauce, the popular condiment is becoming hard to find on store shelves. A representative from Huy Fong Foods, the hot sauce maker in US, told CBS MoneyWatch it has a “limited supply” of the sauce despite resuming “some production” last fall. Though Sriracha (rooster sauce or cock sauce) production in USA resumed briefly in the fall, it has since stuttered to a halt. And the bad news? There’s no end ...

Huy Fong Foods says it is experiencing an “unprecedented inventory shortage” of Sriracha and it doesn't know when the shortage will end.

The logo on our favorite "rooster sauce," and its fascinating history.

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You know that omnipresent bottle of spicy red stuff with the Thai lettering and a rooster on it? It’s called sriracha paste of chili peppers, distilled vinegar, garlic, sugar and salt—and in case you haven’t noticed, it’s fucking everywhere. Gone are the days when this sweet/tangy hot sauce was relegated to dim dumpling spots and...

Huy Fong Foods blames weather conditions for the shortage of its sauces. The company's former supplier says it could have kept up with demand.

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Two men from different worlds came together to create an American icon. After decades of partnership, it fell apart in one day.

In Minnesota last October, Duluth Animal Control responded to an unusual call. A skunk had managed to get its head stuck in a jar. The story has a happy ending (rescuers extricated the skunk and set it free) and, following a spin on the local NBC affiliate, the animal acquired a sobriquet: the Sriracha-Loving Skunk.