Yahoo Movies This Study Found The Most Popular Hot Sauce In Every State And We're Moving To The Midwest
If you're also one of the people who considers themselves a true hot sauce connoisseur, I'm sure we're having the same thought on what America's best and most beloved hot sauce really is (here's lookin' at you, Louisiana!). That said, a recent study conducted by Money.co.uk might prove you wrong.
As someone who eats hot sauce on almost everything, I can say I know a thing or two about it. As such, I know that not every sauce is equal and different meals require a different sauce to pair with it. Apparently, though, the majority of the United States is in agreement about one particular hot sauce brand. The standout hot sauce star that I am referring to is none other than Cholula hot sauce!
Serving as the preference in 40 (FORTY!) of the states including New York, Florida, Hawaii, and Alaska, the sauce was far and away the most popular, raking in over 15,000 searches per month. So what are the most popular brands in the other states, you ask? I got you!
According to the state-by-state graph, Texas preferred the super spicy El Yucateco hot sauce above anything else, while California opts for Frank's RedHot. Southern states Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi all top their meals with Crystal hot sauce and Arkansas, New Mexico, and Indiana reach for The Rapture when it's time to heat things up. And what about Oregon, you ask? Well, they—like Texas and California—are alone in their own world with El Chilerito Chamoy being top tier there.
Hot sauce wasn't the only condiment that Money.co.uk focused on in this study. Results for the most popular condiments around the world, most popular branded condiment around the world (spoiler: it's Nutella!), most popular condiment in each state, most popular hot sauce around the world, and the most costly condiments in the UK and US were all revealed too. Be cautious when reading these though. The results may cause you to look at your state a little different.
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