Bitchin’ Sauce

We picked up two sauces at the San Diego Little Italy festival this past weekend. The original is smooth and loaded with flavor! Chipotle is spicy and addicting!
Love the almond base instead of garbanzo base. Great products!

This stuff is really good. Kind of reminds me of hummus. The heat one was awesome with chips.
I’m so glad my husband picked these up at Costco, however, they no longer have them and i need to figure out where the heck to buy them! How can anyone do this to me? Do they not know this stuff magically disappears? Do these come in bigger containers?
Someone send me more

So glad to have tried this at the Scottsdale, AZ Costco. I am addicted to this yummy dip.

Wow, wow, wow! I love hummus, but this is just simply amazing. The texture and flavors are just incredible. And if you’re into traditional hummus, the original blend is amazing also. I’m told it’s great on sandwiches, Fish & Chicken, but it never makes it that far, I just eat the whole darn thing with a bag of chips :-) and then to add to the mix, it’s made with almonds and is healthy for you. What more could you ask for?

Bought three tubs from Costco and all favors. It taste like hummus but better. I like to use it for chicken salad and I add it to my omelette for breakfast like a hollandaise sauce. Can’t believe it’s made of almonds and and nothing compares to the taste. I wish the three tubs could last more than a week. It’s a great substitute for mayo (which I don’t use) to add to salads. It better to find at local Costco store. I tired the cilantro, original and hot. At first, I thought the hot would be hot with the ghost peppers but it was a small kick and not a hot punch.

I was never planning on buying Bitchin’ Sauce. Sure, I’ve had samples of it at the Hillcrest Farmers Market, but dropping gobs of cash for a few ounces of almond paste wasn’t really my speed — no matter how delicious and addictive that almond paste may happen to be.
But, everything changed once Bitchin’ Sauce appeared at Costco.
Three containers of delicious, flavorful Bitchin’ Sauce for a surprisingly reasonable $ 9? Now we’re talking.
In terms of flavor, you really can’t beat the original. I like the cilantro flavor too, but it’s really the original — with its pure, unadulterated almond goodness — that sets my heart aflutter.
After a stressful day in the office, few things are more divine than original Bitchin’ Sauce spread generously over some warm, toasted bread. (A glass of Sauvignon blanc on the side doesn’t hurt, either.)
As long as Costco keeps carrying the stuff, that dangerous addictive almond paste known as Bitchin’ Sauce will remain a staple of my diet.

one of my sons picked up a three-​pack at COSTCO and was kind enough to leave one in my fridge. i was intrigued by (even if a little skeptical about) the idea of an almond «hummus.»
gave it a try. BITCHIN’ SAUCE is, you know, pretty alright i guess.
okay, maybe just one more scoop.
okay, maybe just one more scoop.
okay, maybe just one more scoop.
and next thing i know i’m sitting at my desk with a half eaten bag of pita chips and no BITCHIN’ SAUCE. i think my container must have had a hole in the bottom and everything leaked out when i wasn’t looking …

SOOOO GOOD! I have tried most flavors and have never been disappointed.

Best dip ever. I make a special trip to Whole foods just to get it. I love the bombay and Cilantro Chili!!!

Tried this sauce at the Farmers Market at Paul Ecke School a few weeks ago, and man it was delicious. It has the consistency of hummus with the additional versatility to go great with everything. The Chipotle flavor is the best, it has a great kick to it and it is a delicious substitution for mayonnaise on my turkey sandwiches. It also encouraged me to eat healthy, using this as a dip for raw veggies instead of potato chips. I am buying more next Sunday :)

Absolutely delicious!!! It’s great to dip with chips, crackers, veggies or even as a spread for sandwiches.

I discovered this little gem at the Hillcrest Farmer’s Market and IMMEDIATELY got addicted. It’s so versatile that it can be used as a raw veggie dip or as a sandwich spread. Nowadays, I make my own egg salad out of chopped up boiled eggs and the Cilantro Chili flavored sauce.
Can’t wait to head back this Sunday.

Information… fairly short shelf life… no preservatives means that you have to eat it within about a month. I didn’t read the expiration date and it fermented… interesting, but not AS tasty.
That said, one word CHIPOTLE!!!
Dayum, that is some tasty stuff, you can use it as a spread, a dip and a cooking ingredient. It’s super smooth, flavorful and vegan… what more can you want?
$ 5.00 a tub, and cheaper/​easier than trying to figure out how to make it at home.
Stay Bitchin’ San Diego, stay Bitchin’!

Deliocious, healthy dip option! I’m so happy I found this guilt free treat! I love the chipotle sauce and use it nearly everyday with breakfast! Found it at the Farmer’s market in Leucadia, then at Jimbo’s!

Amazing. First tried this while spending this past summer in SD at the local FM and WF. Almost couldnt believe my eyes when I saw it at my local WF here in Phoenix. I do a weekly run for more stock and found my favorite flavor Heat this week. Only one I havnt seen is Bombay, hopefully it will show up soon. I hope they expand to all the WF stores in the US. Already let our friends in KC know it is now in the WF stores! Best there is…

This sauce is definitely bitchin’! I can’t explain just how delicious this sauce is. I normally buy the heat and chipotle sauces, but I have tried the pesto flavor as well and they are all delicious. I love eating the sauces with veggies or pita chips. I actually crave this stuff! The heat sauce has a slow, smooth wave of the heat from the habanero and Ghost pepper in it that lingers in your mouth after eating, but it is not ridiculously hot and has a tang to it. The chipotle has a very nice tang to it as well, and tastes great with veggies. Overall, this bitchin’ sauce has got me addicted! I really get sad when I’m out of sauce haha. 5 stars!

So yummy!!! I bought their pesto bitchin’ sauce last week at the Farmer’s Market in Carlsbad and I can’t wait to back this week to buy more!
The dips are really delicious. I am pretty sure they are all vegan, which is a huge plus for me. I have it all the time now with raw veggies as a perfect snack!

I’m addicted. Nothing makes raw veggies taste as good as this, and its so much better for you than ranch etc.

Dude! Pretty bitchin!
I buy the chipotle and totally dig the zip when I nosh on celery sticks dipped in this stuff. I can’t wait to try the hotter/​spicier version though!
You can try it w chips or crackers if you’d like, but I highly recommend trying it with crudités to balance out the awesome richness of the dip.
Because it’s made of nuts (almonds) it is a little on the fatty side. But it’s the «good fat» if you’re into differentiating. It also has Bragg’s amino acids in it for a nice tangy balance.
Vegans, vegetarians, and carnivores alike will appreciate the bitcheness that is this dip. Two thumbs up.

Bitchin sums it up perfectly! The dips here are a tasty treat. The dips are similar to hummus however are made out of almonds.
I visit this booth at the Hillcrest Farmers Market. They offer several different flavors of dip and recently branched out and now offer the Bitchin Bar. Similar to an energy bar.
They also feature special or limited flavors. Which is worth stopping by to try the special flavors. Bitchin Sauce has a frequent buyers card that they punch and I think its called something catchy like VBP Card = Very Bitchin Person card.
Recently, I ordered the Bitchin Bowl which they custom make for you with the sauce of your choice and toppings of your choice. They make the bowl while you wait and have a Bitchin time tasting the flaves that they have to offer.
Prices are fair. Items are gluten free which is a selling point. Since I have friends who are eating gluten free.