Walnut Creek Cheese & Market

Red Pepper Relish - Hot

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$3.53 $5.19 In stock

Category: Condiments & Sauces

Red Pepper Relish - Hot from Walnut Creek Foods is a hot condiment in the Condiments & Sauces category. It is made with red peppers, sugar, water, vinegar, modified food starch, crushed red pepper, starch, and salt.

  • Brand: Walnut Creek Foods
  • Category: Condiments & Sauces
  • Size option: 18 oz
  • Ingredients include red peppers, crushed red pepper, vinegar, sugar, and salt
  • Contains modified food starch and starch
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George X. ★★★★★

The heat from the crushed red pepper really builds nicely without being overwhelming. A spoonful stirred into my morning scrambled eggs gave them a fantastic, smoky kick that lasted.

Isabella L. ★★★★★

I've been adding a generous spoonful to my grilled cheese sandwiches, and the heat from the crushed red pepper really cuts through the richness. The texture is nice and chunky without being too runny, and it gives everything a vibrant red color.

Leo S. ★★★★★

I put a spoonful of this on my pulled pork sandwich and the heat from the crushed red pepper really cut through the richness. The sugar and vinegar balance it so it's not just a one-note burn.