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Tabasco

Tabasco

1 3.9
A very spicy sauce made from aged red peppers
  • noun
  • /təˈbæskoʊ/
translation icon : salsa Tabasco
  • The first one you tasted was Louisiana hot sauce, The second was Tabasco, and the third was Cholula.
  • Tabasco sauce
  • teaspoon of Tabasco
  • tablespoon of Tabasco

Just crack it, crack it, drop some Tabasco on it and slurp it down.

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Examples

  • My God, the scenery, you know, some people, they poo poo Tabasco because there's got a bit of like a vinegar taste in it.

  • You kids ever had tabasco sauce?

  • Just crack it, crack it, drop some Tabasco on it and slurp it down.

  • Add Tabasco sauce, one or two drops at a time, and taste to adjust seasoning.

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  • MY FAMOUS GARLIC, RED CHILI, ONION, TABASCO SAUCE CONSOMMÉ OUGHT TO FIGHT OFF THAT CHILL.

  • You can enhance the flavor of your dish by adding a few drops of Tabasco sauce.

  • Many people enjoy spicing up their meals with Tabasco sauce for an extra kick.

  • When making guacamole, add some Tabasco sauce to give it a tangy flavor.

Synonyms

Sriracha
vsTabasco
7 4.8

A spicy chili sauce from Thailand that people put on food to add heat

uses fully aged red peppers and no garlic giving tangier sharper heat
chili sauce
vsTabasco
  • US
1 1.0

A spicy sauce made from peppers, tomatoes, and vinegar to add heat to food

focuses on fully aged red peppers and is a trademarked tangy hot sauce
Tabasco sauce
vsTabasco
1 2.8

A hot sauce that uses aged red peppers and vinegar

is the trademarked name for that exact aged pepper vinegar sauce

Compounds

A hot sauce that uses aged red peppers and vinegar

tabasco pepper
  • Specialized
4.8

A small very hot red chili that people use to make hot sauce

tabasco plant
  • Specialized
6.8

A plant that grows red hot peppers used for hot sauce

How Spicy

habanero
4 4.9
Tabasco
1 3.9
hot sauce
34 1.0
chili sauce
  • US
1 1.0
pepper sauce
2 2.8

Surface Forms

Tabasco singular
Tabascos plural

Etymology

The hot sauce Tabasco takes its name from the same place. It was named after the Tabasco pepper and the region where that pepper grows, so the name tells you where the sauce's spicy taste comes from.