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Review: Pepper’s Georgia Peach and Vidalia Onion Hot Sauce
Posted on 06.19.06 by John @ 6:27 am | Comments: |
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I’d been thinking of how best to use my tiny bottle of Georgia Peach and Vidalia Onion Hot Sauce for several days, until the perfect opportunity appeared. After a good training run this morning, and the wife water skiing at her parent’s house, I decided to reward myself with a nice pancake breakfast at my favorite breakfast place down the street. And the Vidalia onion and peach combination sounded like a great substitute for maple syrup.

Of course, I didn’t think of the pandemonium that was ensuing due to Father’s Day brunch, but fortunately there was a single open spot at the counter so I didn’t have to wait. I did get some very odd looks from the cashier as I took pictures of my breakfast, but that’s okay - odd looks are worth bearing for a quality hot sauce review.

Ingredients: Water, cane sugar, red chili puree, peaches, vinegar, green jalapeno peppers, salt, vidalia onions, dehydrated tomato, red pepper, xantham gum, erythorbic acid, polysorbate 80, capsium oil. 13% vidalia onion by weight.

That’s one heck of a long ingredients list!

On Food

The color of the Georgia Peach and Vidalia Onion Hot Sauce is a dark reddish brown, and it pours similar to warm molasses. The vidalia onion dominates the aroma. The flavor is very sweet, again with the vidalia and cane sugar dominating. The peach flavor is very understated, but that was not a problem. The flavor was terrific. There was very little heat, a mild tingle at best. This is a sauce that even the most novice of hot sauce tasters could handle.

I soon wished I had more, as the flavor was great, but the pancakes were just too dry for my taste. So, I added syrup on top, and the flavor blended in very nicely, making for a very enjoyable breakfast.

Conclusion: The Georgia Peach and Vidalia Onion Hot Sauce, though lacking heat, provides a good tasting and unusual flavor that will complement any meal that wants some natural sweetness. It’s great with breakfast, would be a good ice cream sauce, and would give a great flavor to pork or chicken on the barbecue.

Packaging - Attractive, eye catching. 8.2 out of 10.0
Aroma - Sweet, dominated by Vidalia. 7.8 out of 10.0
Appearance - Dark, thick and unassuming. 7.0 out of 10.0
Taste - Sweet and tasty. 8.5 out of 10.0
Heat - Very Minor. 2.5 out of 10.0

Overall Rating: 8.1 out of 10


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Comment #1:
Comment by Scott (593) - 6/19/2006 @ 6:50 am | [ Quote ]

Cool, this is actually one of my favorites.

Comment #2:
Comment by Anthony (347) - 6/19/2006 @ 10:18 am | [ Quote ]

Nice to see you are keeping busy with reviews!

Comment #3:
Comment by MrFreeze (823) - 6/19/2006 @ 3:52 pm | [ Quote ]

Had this sauce before not to bad. Like you said not to much heat , but it has good flavor. Never thought of using it on pancakes though, interesting.

Comment #4:
Comment by eman (1755) - 6/19/2006 @ 5:56 pm | [ Quote ]

That’s funny, I got the same sauce to review!!

Comment #5:
Comment by MrFreeze (823) - 6/19/2006 @ 7:20 pm | [ Quote ]

Nice review, made me want to get mine out of the refridge. and try it. So as I write this I am sitting here having it on a nice piece of salmon. It is just perfect, not overpowering just perfect. Thanks for reminding me of this sauce and great review.

Comment #6:
Comment by John (132) - 6/19/2006 @ 8:10 pm | [ Quote ]

Yep, certainly keeping busy here. Grad school’s out for the summer, so nothing better to do after work and on the weekends than golf and review hot sauce!

Comment #7:
Comment by MrFreeze (823) - 6/19/2006 @ 8:11 pm | [ Quote ]

Can’t beat that……sounds like a perfect summer

Comment #8:
Comment by Daniel (269) - 6/20/2006 @ 2:10 am | [ Quote ]

did I hear icecream topping, ive tried almost everyone one of my suaces and or powders on an icecream of some kind.

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