we are all Spicy Grrrls
After a girls trip to New Orleans, friends and fellow food lovers Maddy and Steph came to a realization. Of all the hot sauces they had tried and owned; most of them were either all vinegar, all xanthan gum, or so hot you couldn’t taste anything else. There had to be a balance - hot sauce that celebrated food and it’s diversity. So they decided to make their own. By they, we mean we. And we did. Thus Cajun Queen came to be, using Maddy’s New Orleans native family Cajun Spice recipe (thanks, Mimi). Spicy Grrrls was born.
We believe everyone can be a Spicy Grrrl, and strive to cultivate an inclusive, waste free, celebratory product.
All recipes are created by Maddy and Steph, and all art is done by Maddy. All ingredients are all-natural, gluten free, vegan (or bee-gan if local honey is included), nut free, and as local as available.
Allergen friendly information
Allium (onion, garlic) free: Basic Bitch, It’s Yule Witches, My Faire Lady, Raktagino Extra Strong, Midsommar Manzano, A Bee in Your Bonnet, Too Haunt to Handle, Prim Reaper, Carol-ina Krampus
Including Honey: My Faire Lady, A Bee in your Bonnet, Midsommar Manzano
Including Alcohol (all alcohol is cooked off): Pit Queen, My Faire Lady, I’ll Be Baron Samedi, Prim Reaper
Including Cinnamon: Basic Bitch, Raktajino Extra Strong, Its Yule Witches, Carol-ina Krampus
Including Fruit: Its Yule Witches, My Fair Lady, Spotted Wolf, Jalapeno Pick Up Lime, Aikidon’t Mess With Me, Yes We Mexi-Can, Midsommar Manzano, A Bee in Your Bonnet, You Jamaica Me Cry, Too Haunt to Handle, Weeping Wendigo, Nazi Melter, Prim Reaper
Charities we support with sauces currently include:
The Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (Spotted Wolf & Weeping Wendigo)
The Gary Sinise Foundation (Nazi Melter)
The Center for Missing and Exploited Children (Midsomer Manzano)
Aikido of Fredericksburg (Aikidon’t Mess With Me)
Victims and Villians (From Me to Yuzu)