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Best Bites: Huy Fong Sriracha Diced Tomatoes & Red Chilies

Sriracha Diced Tomatoes and Red Chilis (Red Gold Tomatoes)

Credit: Red Gold Tomatoes

Credit: Red Gold Tomatoes

Sriracha Diced Tomatoes and Red Chilis (Red Gold Tomatoes)
By Daniel Neman
Updated May 5, 2017

The let's-put-sriracha-in-everything trend continues apace, and the product we tried this week is one of the more successful ventures. Sriracha is a natural accompaniment to tomatoes, which bring out its bright piquancy. Here it is mixed with tomatoes, red chiles (which you don't taste; they are overwhelmed by the sriracha) and not enough sugar to make it taste too sweet. We cooked it with spiced lentils and rice, and it was a brilliant addition.

Size: 10 ounces

Price: $1.49

Available: Grocery stores

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