Formosa Hot Sauce — Hot Sauce in San Francisco Bay Area, CA
The home page footer lists Formosa Enterprises Inc. at 1140 Cadillac Court, Milpitas, CA, 95035. The about page says the company has produced Formosa Hot Sauce since 1984. The FAQ lists tomatillos, tomatoes, habanero, chipotle, peppers, vinegar, water, salt, cumin, garlic and vegetable oil. Habanero 5 oz. is listed at $7.99.
- The home page footer lists Formosa Enterprises Inc. at 1140 Cadillac Court, Milpitas, CA, 95035.
- The FAQ lists the main location at 1140 Cadillac Court, Milpitas, CA 95035.
- The contact page lists 1140 Cadillac Ct., Milpitas, CA 95035.
- The landing page says the hot sauce is handcrafted in California.
- The contact page lists Monday to Friday hours of 9AM to 5PM.
- The stockists page lists Guadalajara Market at 829 Borregas Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94085.
- The stockists page lists The Epicurean Trader at 2200 Jerrold Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124.
- The stockists page lists Village Market at One Ferry Building #29, San Francisco, CA 94133.
- The stockists page lists The Market at 1355 Market St, Suite 100, San Francisco, CA 94103.
- The FAQ lists (408) 297-3300 for phone orders.
- The about page says the company has produced Formosa Hot Sauce since 1984.
- The about page traces the recipe to a man in a village in Mexico with his grandmother over 42 years ago.
- The about page says the man mastered his grandmother's recipe after years of trial and error and it became a family treasure.
- The home page says Formosa values hard work, honesty and loyalty.
- The home page describes a slow-cooking process that uses traditional techniques.
- The home page labels the sauce vegan, all natural, gluten free and free of artificial preservatives.
- The FAQ says the hot sauces are sugar free and MSG free.
- The FAQ lists tomatillos, tomatoes, habanero, chipotle, peppers, vinegar, water, salt, cumin, garlic and vegetable oil.
- The FAQ says unopened bottles have a 2 year shelf life when kept in a cool, dry place.
- The FAQ recommends finishing an opened bottle within 6 months and refrigerating it after opening.
- The FAQ lists quesadillas, burritos, tacos and nachos as classic Mexican foods to use the sauce on.
- The FAQ says the sauce can be used for cooking, marinade and as a hot sauce.
- The Formosa page lists habanero and chipotle.
- The about page says the 100% all natural hot sauce has been enjoyed for many years.
- The recipes page includes a Pan Seared Salmon with Formosa Hot Sauce recipe.
- The recipes page includes a Margarita Pizza with Formosa Hot Sauce recipe.
- The recipes page includes Stuffed Mushrooms with Formosa Hot Sauce.
- The Jalapeño page says the combination of jalapeño peppers and cilantro is unique yet authentically Mexican.
- The Roasted Peppers page calls the flavor a blend of roasted peppers with smokey notes and subtle hints of sweetness.
- The travel-size pack page says the plastic bottles are practically unbreakable.
- The Formosa Gift Box holds two 10 oz bottles in a handcrafted wooden box.
- Habanero 5 oz. is listed at $7.99.
- Habanero 10 oz. is listed at $13.99.
- Chipotle 5 oz. is listed at $7.99.
- Chipotle 10 oz. is listed at $13.99.
- Jalapeño 5 oz. is listed at $7.99.
- Jalapeño 10 oz. is listed at $13.99.
- Roasted Peppers 5 oz. is listed at $7.99.
- Roasted Peppers 10 oz. is listed at $13.99.
- Ghost Pepper 5oz is listed at $7.99.
- Ghost Pepper 10oz is listed at $13.99.
- Travel-Size 4 Pack is listed at $11.99.
- Formosa Gift Box is listed at $48.99.
- Habanero Gallon is listed at $133.99.
FAQ
Where can I buy Formosa Hot Sauce?
The FAQ lists the main location at 1140 Cadillac Court, Milpitas, CA 95035. The stockists page lists Guadalajara Market at 829 Borregas Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94085. It also lists The Epicurean Trader at 2200 Jerrold Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124.
How much does Formosa Hot Sauce cost?
Habanero 5 oz. is listed at $7.99. Habanero 10 oz. is listed at $13.99. Travel-Size 4 Pack is listed at $11.99.
What peppers does Formosa Hot Sauce use?
The Formosa page lists habanero and chipotle.