Louis Family Sauces Review: Authentic Flavors, Gas Packaging, and Honest Feedback

If you’re a company that has a food product and you want to go to the grinder, like Louis Family Sauces, go ahead and send your product to my PO Box. You can find it in the bio. So you sent me some peppermints, and then he put a note in here. That’s pretty cool. I guess he’s telling me that my breath stinks. Maybe it does. Thanks for review. Your platform will help me get better at what I do. Thanks again, Derek. Try it with wings. I don’t have wings, but if this sauce is good, it’s gonna be good. And you got to put it on nothing. But let’s just see what the sauce tastes like. I mean, wow. The packaging is phenomenal. It pops out. This is to be a small business. You’re ahead of the game. You are ahead of the game. I’m not a big fan of the jar, but the labeling, you got me. It’s gas. C for cost. It cost $10. I think that’s fair for this big old Mason jar. And he’s a small business. What else do you want him to do? And then T for taste. Let’s see. There it is. I heard the pop. Oh, my god. T for taste. You know what it kind of gives me? It gives me Wingstop’s mango habanero sauce, but a little bit better. You know what I mean? It’s missing that thing. To be a hall of Fame sauce. It’s missing That I don’t know what it is. I can’t. I can’t. I don’t know. I need to sit with you in a room, and we just need to taste stuff. Packaging gas cost is gas. Tea for taste. You want to be on gas or pass? Send your product to my PO Box. Stop being scary. But Louis Family Sauces gas.