Pa Lo: Five Spice + Sweet Soy Hot Sauce

Name: Pa Lo: Five Spice + Sweet Soy Hot Sauce
Brand: Easton Chilli

Easton Chilli

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Pa Lo is inspired by the Thai dish "moo pa lo", which roughly translates to "braised pork with five spice". The dish is basically a sweetened soy-heavy sauce with a tonne of five spice, and it's typically served with pork belly, hard boiled eggs, and plain rice. Like a lot of Thai dishes it's about the balance of strong flavours! Our hot sauce version takes those strong flavour notes - sweet, salty, aniseed - and pairs them with birds eye chillies, rice vinegar and lime juice for a punchy medium heat sauce. Think of it like a twist on a hoisin sauce! Great with: anything dippable, ricey or noo

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Pa Lo: Five Spice + Sweet Soy Hot Sauce

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