Red Condiments & Sauces: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 23, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Red Condiments & Sauces, including options from Melinda's and HEATONIST Hot Sauce. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $4.89 to $36.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are hot sauces, wing sauces, or chili-based blends, with common ingredients like sriracha, habanero, garlic and tomato.
When choosing a red sauce, consider the heat level listed on the label and whether you prefer a vinegar-based or tomato-based profile. Ingredients such as garlic, honey or mustard can add sweetness or depth.
Look for clear packaging, a sturdy bottle, and a short ingredient list if you want fewer additives. If you plan to use the sauce for cooking, a larger 5-oz or 12-oz size may be more convenient.

Melinda’s Creamy Style Sriracha Wing Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Melinda’s Sriracha Hot Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Melinda’s Pizza Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Melinda’s Mexicana Hot Sauce (Squeeze)
Melinda's
$6.99

Hot Ones Jr. The Red | Hot Ones Hot Sauce
HEATONIST Hot Sauce
$7.00

Melinda’s Red Savina Pepper Hot Sauce 5oz
Melinda's
$4.89

Melinda’s Spicy Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce & Condiment
Melinda's
$6.99

Red Clay Original Hot Sauce
East Fork
$10.00

The Classic Garlic Fresno | Hot Ones Hot Sauce
HEATONIST Hot Sauce
$10.00

Los Calientes Rojo | Hot Ones Hot Sauce
HEATONIST Hot Sauce
$12.00

The Classic | Hot Ones Hot Sauce
HEATONIST Hot Sauce
$10.00

Melinda’s Creamy Style Habanero Wing Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Melinda’s Hot Habanero Honey Mustard Pepper Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Melinda’s Thai Sweet Chili Sauce
Melinda's
$6.99

Pickled Garlic Sriracha | Hot Ones Hot Sauce
HEATONIST Hot Sauce
$10.00

Organic Sriracha Hot Sauce
Yellowbird Sauce
$36.00

Spicy Tomato Sauce
Di Bruno Bros
$13.99

Melinda’s Pizza Hot Sauce Ranch 12oz
Melinda's
$6.99
Questions
How can I tell how spicy a red sauce is?
Check the Scoville rating or look for descriptors like mild, medium, hot or extra hot on the label.
Are red sauces safe to store after opening?
Most bottled sauces keep well in the refrigerator for several weeks, but follow the manufacturer’s storage instructions.
Can I use hot sauces in recipes beyond dipping?
Yes, they work well in marinades, soups, stir-fries and as a glaze for meats.
Do red sauces contain gluten?
Most simple hot sauces are gluten-free, but always check the ingredient list for wheat-derived additives.