Natural Habanero Hot Sauce, Chombo Picante Sauce #1 in Panama, 5 Fl Oz, 3pk | Popular Panamanian Habanero Pepper Condiment, Non-GMO, Salsa Picante de Habanero Sauce, Natural Ingredients (Pack of 3)

I first found this sauce when I first went to Panama on military duty in 1993. This sauce seemed to be on every restaurant table. I bought my first bottle in the commissary. I found it to be good on just about any food I ate. i like other hot sauces but always found this to be my favorite. It's great on fried eggs, omelets, my favorite: arroz con pollo, rice and beans. It's good with chicken dishes, pork and beef. It's tasty without burning off the roof of your mouth. Try it!

I just wanted to say that D’Elidas hot sauce is really good. Consistency, flavor and the best part we can buy in US now. 100% recomendada!

Great HOT sauce. Unique and hard to find elsewhere. Arrived fresh and in good condition.

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Why did you pick this product vs others?:Put this on everything

The product: Mustard-flavored pepper sauce delivers a nice balance of heat and tangy, distinctive flavor. I like it on tacos, Cuban mojo roast, gallo pinto, in bloody marys and more.My order: The three bottles arrived securely packed, sealed and intact, and importantly, with a generous 16 months of dated shelf life remaining. (Tip: Nothing saps a pepper sauce like light. Store your unopened spares in the fridge.)Some background: Habanero/bonnet style hot sauce with mustard apparently originated in the British West Indies thanks to the influence of the mustard-loving English. Many islanders emigrated to the Central American mainland more than a century ago because American-funded agricultural and engineering projects (like the canal) wanted an English-speaking workforce, and the style traveled with them. Fast-forward to the present: Due to Indian culinary influences, the sauces now made in the Caribbean (which enjoy wider U.S. distribution) have a more curryish flavor and incorporate additional spices, fruits and vegetables -- but D'Elidas and others produced for the Central American diaspora largely stick to the trinity of peppers, vinegar and mustard, and very little else. I've tried a half-dozen such brands so far, and D'Elidas seems to set the standard. Nice to be able to get it here (when it's in stock) without carrying it back in checked baggage.

Great flavored hot sauce, brings back memories from Panama

My sons favorite hot sauce now available on Amazon! I sent each son two bottles as gifts. Items arrived in good condition. The sauce is a unique sauce that can be used as a dipping sauce or as a key ingredient of a marinade for seafood or chicken.Hope more wonderful Panamanian products are made available soon