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Apparently the original supplier for Huy Fong (Underwood Farms) makes their own version now, and it's how Huy Fong used to taste.
last I checked it was three times the price, and most people online were saying it was fine but still not up to par with the original. do you personally rate it highly? I haven't tried it
Oh damn, I haven't tried it because I have so much hot sauce that I'm on a no buy. I still have a bottle of the Huy Fong new stuff my mom bought without realizing it wasn't as good, but I was planning to try the Underwood one as soon as I run out.
yeah I've got a bottle of the new stuff. it's definitely much lighter in color, and the flavor lacks body, but I assume keeping it in the back of my fridge for about a year should help that