Green Viper Sriracha

Name: Green Viper Sriracha
Brand: Easton Chilli

Easton Chilli

£8

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Green Viper Sriracha is tangy and savoury, made by fermenting mild green chillies with garlic and makrut lime leaf before blending with green birds eyes and jara lime juice. It's funky and full of fermented flavour, like a Thai green curry in a bottle! Delicious with... eggs, avocado, brunch stirfries and noodles chips and dips Fermented for flavour This one takes us three weeks to make - time is the only way to get that delicious fermented flavour - so we might be out of stock sometimes. If you see it in stock grab it while you can! What's a sriracha sauce? Sriracha is a traditional chilli sa

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as EASTON CHILLI LIMITED, number 15407802. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Green Viper Sriracha

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