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Zombie Apocalypse Salsa

Zombie Apocalypse Salsa

Regular price $10.00
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Made and shipped by SavannahSauceCompany

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Zombie Apocalypse Salsa pairs diced tomatoes with ghost peppers for a bold, building burn. Made with onions, garlic, lime juice, and spices, it's a flavorful hot salsa for dipping, topping, and upgrading any recipe that calls for stewed or diced tomatoes.

At a glance

  • Ingredients: Diced tomatoes, onions, ghost peppers, lime juice, garlic, salt, spices
  • Nutrition (per 2 Tbsp): 10 calories, 0g fat, 140mg sodium, 2g carbs, 1g sugar, 0g protein
  • Servings per container: 16
  • Heat level: Very hot, ghost pepper
  • Vendor: Savannah Sauce Company

Best for

  • Ghost pepper fans and serious heat enthusiasts
  • Adding fire to burgers and tacos
  • Upgrading recipes calling for stewed or diced tomatoes
  • Gifting to friends who collect hot products
  • Heat-forward charcuterie additions

Pairings and serving

Spoon over burgers for an extra kick, scoop with tortilla chips, or stir into chilis, stews, and braises that use diced tomatoes. Pair with cold beer or ice water to cool the build.

Flavor profile

Tomato body brightened by lime and garlic, with a fiery ghost pepper finish that builds bite to bite.

About Savannah Sauce Company

Savannah Sauce Company makes small-batch Southern condiments, spreads, and salsas, including the heat-forward Zombie brand lineup.

Made by Savannah Sauce Company, based in Georgia.

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Product facts

Maker based in
Georgia
Size
16 oz
Price per unit
$0.63 / oz
Great for
  • Adding fire to burgers and tacos
  • Upgrading recipes calling for stewed or diced tomatoes
  • Heat-forward charcuterie additions