Micro-Enterprise and Small Business Food Product Reviews
Small Business Food Product Reviews by Foodies. At snack and sauce, we review food products produced by individuals, families, and small businesses. Mostly sauces, rubs, seasonings, and other unique items.
This year was the first time we spotted Tony’s Chocolonely Chocolate Ginger Bread shaped Christmas tree. We purchased it at Mom’s Organic Market in Baltimore. Tony’s Chocoloneley is 32 percent milk chocolate and from the packaging, appears to be in the shape of a Christmas tree as you can see from the pic
Wow, 2020, what a year! Unfortunately, we all suffered in 2020 either from the inconvenience of the pandemic, post-election uncertainty, having our way of life changed for almost a year, murder hornets, and many families (including ours) experiencing unexpected losses.
But 2020 wasn’t all bad, this year we started Snack and Sauce
Each one of the items on this list has been reviewed on our site and personally taste-tested by us. Click on the company name to read the product review and click on the item name to be taken to the website to purchase unless otherwise noted.
The expiration date on this bottle of eggnog is before Thanksgiving, this is most likely because of the organic ingredients and lack of the typical preservatives, I can pronounce everything on the ingredients list which I like. It pours thick into the glass and smells fresh and rich with dairy goodness.
For this review, I tried the Far Out Foodz Big Guy Breakfast Sausage Mix sausage patty on a plain biscuit. I made them thick so I could get a great biscuit to sausage ratio.
Have you taken the Paqui One Chip Challenge for 2020? This is the hottest chip in the world, it is an unbearable heat and is literally hard to swallow. Can you survive the #onechipchallenge?
The smoky flavor in this Smoked Habanero ATX hot sauce is what hits first, it is subtle, then flavorful, then the heat sneaks up on you. In the video below, I tried this sauce on chicken wings and I have used it since on eggs, beans and rice, and other dishes that needed a splash of smoke and heat.
We tried the B.T. Leigh’s Somethin to Cry About spicy rub on some slow Country Style pork ribs. I rubbed the pork ribs and let them sit overnight. I also prepared some with B.T Leigh’s Something for Rubbin as well in case the Something to Cry About was too spicy for Mrs. Sauce.
You can get your own bottle of The Juice from ATX Hot Sauce here.
Also, check out the ATX Hot Sauce Gift Boxes you can create, they are perfect for the upcoming holidays and Christmas. And if you don’t know what sauces the pepper head in your life would like, no worries, they have Gift Cards available too!
The beef was cooked to perfection for both of us. The ribeye was quality and the B.T. Leigh’s did more than I expected for the meat and the pieces of attached fat.