Individual Sriracha Packets Exist, So You Can Stop Carrying Around That 28-Ounce Bottle
Pop quiz: How obsessed with Sriracha are you?
1. True or false: You keep a bottle at your desk at all times.
2. True or false: That little white rooster is your favorite animal.
3. True or false: You make a big show of asking for it at non-Thai restaurants
4. True or false: You considered buying stock in Chobani because they just rolled out a Sriracha-flavored Greek yogurt.
If you answered true to any of the above, good news: The BMOC of the condiment world is now available in mini ketchup-style packets, which means you can take it anywhere you want without being that weirdo who travels with a 28-ounce squeeze bottle of overrated sauce. To the movies for popcorn. On the plane for pretzels. To Starbucks for your coffee. Life’s about to improve in ways you probably only dreamed about.
The packets—available now—are created by the same fine folks who brought you Sriracha2Go, the very necessary mini refillable bottles for your keychain backed by Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank billionaire Mark Cuban in partnership with Huy Fong Foods, the company that manufactures the actual bottles of Sriracha you hoard.
For $14,99, 50 packets will appear at your doorstep, but if that’s child’s play, spring for the $34.99 option and rip into a 200-pack. You’ll need a few extra for Instagram, anyway.
