Buffalo Sauce
A tangy, spicy, and slightly smoky condiment that brings the bold flavors of Buffalo wings to your plate. Its vibrant orange hue and robust kick make it a favorite for those who love a little heat.
Notes
Typically made with hot sauce, vinegar, and butter, Buffalo sauce can vary in heat depending on the brand. It's a versatile sauce that can elevate everything from wings to sandwiches.
Uses
- Buffalo wings
- Chicken tenders
- Pizza toppings
- Dip for veggies
Replacements
- Frank's RedHot sauce
- Spicy barbecue sauce
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