Ha estado asombrando algo para ver la lista del reconocimiento y de las concesiones eso Academia de la intensidad Chai Chipotle Chup ha estado consiguiendo a excedente el último año o tan. De las concesiones de Scovie a las concesiones calientes de la pimienta y más allá, esta versión de la salsa de tomate (a.k.a. chup) ha sido un fenómeno en curso.

Para una cosa, realmente tenemos gusto de lo que representa este producto. En un mundo del crap preprocesado, masa-puesto con todas las clases de malos productos químicos tenga gusto jarabe de maíz de la fructosa alta en él, los productos de la academia de la intensidad son una respiración del aire fresco. Siendo la gente que creció para arriba realmente que tenía gusto de la salsa de tomate, hemos estado siempre en el puesto de observación para el producto nuevo que ha ofrecido una torcedura picante en un estándar confiable.

Ingredientes: el concentrado de tomate (agua, goma del tomate), jarabe de maíz, destiló el vinagre, la sal, el polvo de la cebolla, la pimienta del habanero, la pimienta del chipotle, el extracto orgánico del té de Chai y las especias naturales

¡Ahora hemos tenido realmente esta botella abierta por una absolutamente cierta hora y apenas realizada le era la hora de poner algunos pensamientos en la impresión sobre ella, tan aquí ellos está!

Primera impresión: Este producto viene en un ol grande de' tarro 12 onzas. Ahora si el cuarto de galón le utiliza comprando su salsa de tomate, esto puede parecerse como una cantidad ínfima tener, pero apenas será un recordatorio a comprar mucho más si usted tiene gusto de él. Opinions here were split on the consistency. Joe felt is was a little too thin for catsup, but Linda (our resident catsup fanatic) thought it was absolutely perfect. Suffice to say, you certainly don’t need to whap the bottle to get an amount of this to emerge. Simple yet effective pastel-ish label that looks great on the shelf as well.

The one thing we can say that puts this product head and tails above the competition is the quality of ingredients. While it does have corn syrup as a sweetening agent, it is not the dreaded high fructose corn syrup that is in nearly every other catsup on the market. The rest of it is all-natural as well, and kudos to Intensity Academy for thinking outside the box with the addition of Chai tea. Definitely sets this product apart from others like it.

Taste: Just to show you how subjective that taste really is, Linda and I both got something different from the straight taste of this product. Linda really like the flavor of the habanero in this sauce and thought the chipotle was somewhat muted, and Joe thought the reverse! Both of us truly enjoyed the sweet meets spicy flavor that made this catsup a joy to use. The Chai taste is nice (especially if you dig the taste of the tea itself,) but it can get a little lost depending on what you use this condiment upon. We could call it “spicy,” but that’s a relative term. Is it spicy compared to regular catsup? Absolutely. Is it spicy compared to other spicy catsups? Not so much. We gave it a 3/10 for heat, and not much accumulation with more consumption.

Whatever you might use catsup with, use the product with it! It’s really simple as that. Our pictures showed us using it with some grilled turkey sausage we made, and it was a nice alternative to our usual usage of mustard. We also tried it with hot dogs, fries, and other catsup-friendly foods, and were quite satisfied with the flavor.

Overall recommendation: This catsup offers a lot to the spicy-food consumer. While just a little bit spicy, it is a whole lot tasty. It offers quality in ingredients not seen in many products, and you’ll find that it goes so well with a variety of foods. You may not want to ever eat regular ol’ ketchup ever again. We definitely liked it. Try some for yourself. Enjoy!

Intensity Academy, LLC
13176 North Dale Mabry Hwy, Suite 448
Tampa, FL 33618
http://www.intensityacademy.com

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