Ass Kickin' Sriracha Hot Sauce
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Ass Kickin’® Sriracha Hot Sauce
When the Southwest Saddles Up with the Far East
Whoa there, partner! When desert heat meets Asian street-food swagger, you get Ass Kickin’® Sriracha Hot Sauce—our bold, mule-kicking take on the legendary classic. This ain’t just another sriracha knockoff; it’s a Southwest-born, Arizona-raised sauce with a smooth, savory heat that rides in strong and finishes clean.
Crafted for big flavor without overwhelming burn, Ass Kickin’® Sriracha delivers that familiar garlicky chile goodness you crave, with just enough Kick Yo’ Ass Hot!® attitude to keep things exciting. It’s balanced, versatile, and downright addictive—perfect for folks who want flavor first and fire close behind.
Where This Sauce Shines
This trail-tested sriracha is ready to spice up just about anything:
Noodles, ramen, and pho
Egg rolls, steamed dumplings, and Crab Rangoon
Fried rice, stir-fry, and rice bowls
Burgers, eggs, pizza, and tacos
Dips, marinades, and finishing sauces
Whether you’re cooking Asian-inspired favorites or giving everyday meals a bold new twist, this sauce pulls double duty with style.
Why You’ll Love It:
Southwest Meets Asian Flavor: A unique fusion of bold chile heat and savory depth
Smooth, Balanced Heat: Flavorful kick without burning out your taste buds
Incredibly Versatile: From noodles to nachos, it plays well with everything
Legend-Inspired: Our own Ass Kickin’® take on a world-famous sauce
Arizona Attitude: Big flavor, no nonsense, and plenty of bite
This is the kind of sauce you keep front and center—on the table, by the stove, and always within arm’s reach. Once you crack it open, you’ll find excuses to use it on just about every meal.
Kick Yo’ Ass Hot!®
Grab a bottle, pour it proud, and Have an Ass Kickin’ Day®.
Ass Kickin’® Sriracha Hot Sauce—where the Wild West and the Far East collide in one seriously flavorful bottle.
Manufactured by: Southwest Specialty Food, Inc.
Jalapeno, Sugar, Salt, Garlic, Vinegar, Potassium Benzoate, Xanthan Gum.
Produced in a plant that uses Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Soy and Wheat Products.
