A couple seasons ago I discovered Tiger sauce at deer camp in KY, great stuff. I add it to chili and can't have eggs for breakfast without Tiger sauce.

It's great for dipping egg rolls.

Yep, great for all kinds of stuff. Particularly good on scrambled eggs and mixed with tomato paste for a meatloaf topper.

If you're having BBQ beans that seem a little dull a splash of it will wake them up.

Hell ya!! 👊🏻

A buddy of mine used it as the base for a wing glaze instead of that Buffalo style stuff. Much mo bettah!

Never used the sauce. But I will now

Love tiger seasoning though. You try or use it???

Used to be called praise allah or something like that when I was a kid I think.

I like it on grilled chicken.


It's a touch on the sweet side....but mixed with a spicy rub it balances nicely.

That sounds like what my buddy did for the wings.

I thought I was your buddy.......

You are, even if you act like you aren't.

Always have an ample supply on the fishing boats and in hunting camps! We have a lot of hot stuff here but Tiger Sauce is alway's the 1st to go.

Hahaha!

Yeah....I appreciate it.

It’s great shiit👊🏻

Our huntin camp kitchen couldn’t function well without Tiger Sauce and Pik-a-peppa. They can change mundane to magic pretty quick!

Went thru the little bottles so quickly that I just ordered a gallon this time.

You guys not use the tiger seasoning as well???

I like it.

I use it for jerky marinade.

1 bottle Allegro Spicy marinade
1 bottle Tiger Sauce
Bunch of pepper flakes.
Salt and pepper.

It's mostly fake, chemistry set "soy sauce". Use real brewed soy sauce for superior flavor.

I have been working offshore 40 years. Every place I have ever worked always had a bottle of Tiger Sauce in the condiment rack in the galley.

I've had it before but it isn't really common around here. Need to get a bottle and figure out what to eat it on. It's kind of sweet if I remember right.

Sweet, moderate heat. Great for dipping egg rolls.

Makes a great Pork Butt injection

I don’t think much of it

I always put it on scrambled eggs and use it for a bunch of other stuff

Is this what you guys are talking about?



I’ve never seen it. But do use various sweet chili sauces often.

That's it, I use so much I got tired of the little bottles and last time I ordered I got a gallon of the stuff.

It is great as the sauce base for ceviche.