Tiger sauce

I like this stuff, and I can't find it in Saskatoon anymore.

http://www.amazon.com/Tryme-Original-Tiger-Sauce-Bottle/dp/B000UUH0US/ref=pd_sim_gro_2

Amazon won't ship foodstuffs across the border. If somebody could check the aisles in their local grocery stores and mail me some, I'd happily send you cold hard cash, in the currency of your choice.

I will keep a nose out.

I just got some the other day. Delicious on cream cheese! I got it at a salvage grocery store, so they might not have it when I go back, but I will check.

i have eaten gallons of that stuff, it is hard to find both worth the hunt!

I still have some in the fridge.....

Bought it at the local supermarket - Save-On-Foods in BC

I think every Kroger around here has it. I'll check next time I'm shopping.

I am pretty sure that is on the shelves at our local super market, will have to look once the weather clears. Grumble "Snowmageddon" Grumble.

Have you checked the local Asian grocery stores?

http://www.google.com/#q=asian+store+saskatoon

They'll usually have a greater selection of sauces, though it is a long shot.

Also, if you ask your local grocer, sometimes they'll order some if they know someone will buy it.

Just some thoughts in case the hive mind doesn't come through (though not likely).

What is it like?

Enyar wrote: What is it like?

Its like being in every 80's "Eye of the tiger" montage at once. You can imagine why the US has restricted its export to Canada and instead we ship all of our sludge disguised as "brown gravy" :)

Enyar wrote: What is it like?

Its a bit hard to describe. Hot sauce is not really correct, although it does have some heat...Maybe sweet'n'hot sauce, instead of sweet'n'sour. If you like think cranberry sauce with turkey, or applesauce with ham is a bad idea, you won't probably like it.

it is hard to describe, it's not a burning hotsauce, i think streetwise is right it is kind of sweet hot........but i do not like cranberry or applesauce but love tiger sauce, you can put it anything but cereal

Are you allowed to have Walmarts?

http://www.walmart.com/ip/17769084?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227015522588&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42190156270&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=40014287230&veh=sem

914Driver wrote: Are you allowed to have Walmarts? http://www.walmart.com/ip/17769084?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227015522588&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42190156270&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=40014287230&veh=sem

I put on a disguise and went through one of them here. No joy.

They allegedly have it.

I love College Inn Thai flavored chicken broth for making soup, can't get it here anymore. My only choice is Amazon, shipping canned soup is like shipping a car!

Nice, I'll have to try some.

Any of you guys use this? Just add some pork chops, black beans, rice, sour cream and sauteed onions.....MONEY!

Hey Streetwise, did anyone ever hook you up? I have found a source and tried it, delicious. Definately sweet, with some heat.

Let me know if you're still looking for some and how many you want.

is it made with real tiger? ive heard uniroyal tirepaw tires have ground up tiger bones in the rubber for grip...

I'm more of a Sriracha sauce kind of guy.

Found. Friend, trip to relatives in Wisconsin, good for the summer.

RossD wrote: I'm more of a Sriracha sauce kind of guy.

There are many brands/types of Sriracha, or are you referring to the rooster brand?

So many good different hot sauces from the Caribbean as well.

Walkerswood Jerk marinade is a favorite along with a lot of their difference sauces. Add your favorite meat, marinade for 24 hours, grill, enjoy perfection.

Enyar wrote: Nice, I'll have to try some. Any of you guys use this? Just add some pork chops, black beans, rice, sour cream and sauteed onions.....MONEY!

I use that on a semi-regular basis. I was wondering if Tiger Sauce was anything similar.

In reply to z31maniac:

The Rooster brand is the one.

Daggone poachers and traffickers in exotic endangered species! Tigers belong in the jungle, not in yer sauce!

mndsm wrote: I will keep a nose out.

West St Paul Cub foods.

Only store I've found it at so far.