El Chilerito Chamoy Hot Sauce 12 oz, Red

Don't listen to the bad reviews. They are from people who don't have a taste for the mexican candy/spice pallette and don't know how to manage their own expectations.This chamoy is delicious. Sour spicy sweet and salty all at once, it adds a unique kick to many things, but be careful to only use a little and then adjust upwards for taste preference as chamoy can quickly overpower the flavor of whatever you put it on. I love it!I like to have some diced pineapple, drizzle some of this chamoy on it, and then lightly sprinkle Tajin on it as well and BOOM- a delicious afternoon snack! Works well with pineapple, mango, strawberry, watermelon, apples. Anything with a sweet flavor and/or citrusy or tart/tangy notes. You can drizzle it on frozen fruit bars/popsicles, I like to lightly drizzle it on mango sorbet along with some tajin as well.You can kick your margarita game up to a whole new level by dipping the rim in this chamoy and then into tajin for a delicious tajin rim! Works amazingly well for my mango passionfruit margaritas!For non alcoholic mangonadas this chamoy works very well! Just make a mango smoothie, lightly drizzle this chamoy on the inside of the cup, pour the mango smoothie in, and drizzle a bit more chamoy on top and lightly sprinkle some tajin on top as well, and you have a great tasting mangonada!The combinations and possibilities are honestly endless.Just manage your expectations and understand that this signature mexican flavor is not supposed to taste sweet and fruity, but sweet salty sour and spicy all at the same time, which can intially be quite jarring for those who don't have the taste for that sort of thing yet. Personally, as a typical white North American, I was not prepared the first time I tried mexican candy and things like chamoy. It took about 3 days of trying and retrying them for my pallette to adjust to it and be able to process the combination of flavors. Now I am addicted and absolutely CRAVE those flavors!So if at first you don't like it, just give it some time and try it again over a period of a few days and see if it is just a matter of your pallette being overwhelmed and needing to adjust and acquire the taste.

Finished it in about a month. Pretty good taste. sweet, spicy, Tangy. Keep in mind that I've never had truly authentic chamoy so take my review with a grain of salt.

My first time trying chamoy and while I do like it, I'm disappointed it tastes nearly identical to tajin. I was expecting it to be sweeter or at least fruitier.Guess I should have read the ingredients, off to find a brand that is actually fruit based

I could drink this chamoy by the shot! It's just the perfect mix of sour, salty, sweet, spicy. Perfect!

This was a late night order for me- it is only about $2 down at my local market I probably wouldn’t have ordered it if I knew that beforehand. It tastes great though! I took stars off only for the price.

Tastes good. Very liquidy though. Not super thick. Decent value for the money. Heat was mild. Good sweet to heat ratio in my opinion

This stuff is nasty. I wish I read more comments before buying but save yourself the trouble and don’t get this brand.

This is the best brand of chamoy in my opinion. It has a great balance of flavors between the sweet and the heat. Then I found this stuff cheaper at a Mexican store after I bought it here.