What a decade this has been: gas is cheap, jobs are mostly plentiful, and now, you will be able to get packets of Sriracha hot sauce — the only hot sauce that matters — to go. According to Sriracha2Go.com, you can now get a 50-pack for $14.99, or a 200-pack for $34.99. Sriracha itself has an amazing history. It was created in the early ’80s by David Tran, a Vietnamese refugee who’d fled to California following the Vietnam war. His recipe was based on a hot sauce created in Si Racha, Thailand that spread across southeast Asia.
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