Texas Pete

Not hot enough, but tastes better than Tobasco.

Cheaper than original tabsco sauce and just a tad bit better. still not as good as franks red hot or tabasco chipola. But damn god fo the price. 4.5 out of 5.

Bottom of the barrel as far as hot sauces go. Weak heat, bland flavor, utter sadness. If you want a run of the mill hot sauce then opt for the Tabasco, at least it has a little bite(although it is vinegar laden). Thumbs down for this sad excuse for a hot sauce, I'll never understand how it has become so popular.

Certainly better than most Louisiana hot sauces.

Too sweet, and not enough heat. Better than Tabasco though as it doesn't taste like straight vinegar. Some Chick-filas carry it and it work good on their chicken sandwich. It also goes good on collard greens but when I am looking for a hot sauce I want one that goes good on everything. For a good mild hot sauce look for Louisiana Hot Sauce or Trappey's.

works for some stuff

its like ketchup, i dont like it

When I'm in the mood for something less hot and more manageable, Texas Pete is a perfect option. This sauce is essentially a less aggressive version of Tabasco.