Taste Test: Sriracha Sauces

Not all Sriracha is created equal. Click on the chart to find out more about the other contenders:

1. Kampong Koh Malaysian Garlic Chili Sauce ($2.28): " Sweet then spicy. A slow burn."

2. Yeo’s Singaporean Chili Sauce with Garlic ($2.38): " Tastes a bit fruity."

3. Amoy Thai Sweet Chili Garlic Sauce ($1.48): "Pretty sure this is peach jam."

4. Union Foods Vietnamese “Dragon” Chili Garlic Sauce ($1.48): "Bold, rich flavor kicked me in the face and left a mark."

5. Huy Fong Rooster Sriracha Sauce ($3.38): "Tastes like Sriracha."

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