Ketchipotle

You'll still receive a comparable rush of peppery taste since Sriracha and chipotle sauces are prepared using jalapenos rather than chipotle peppers, which are only smoked. Additionally, this indicates that both sauces will rank similarly on the Scoville scale. Sriracha is just red jalapeno hot sauce that has been sweetened. Due to their inherent sweetness and smokiness, chipotle peppers may remind some people of a traditional hot sauce like Tabasco. To counteract the acidity of the tomatoes, you add the sugar (or corn syrup) that ketchup is made with, which would also add additional sweetness to the chipotle peppers.

A versatile option that may be used to top fries or liven up marinades is created by thickening the chipotle sauce with ketchup more closely mimicking sriracha. You can make your own chipotle ketchup at home by blending canned chipotle chilis in adobo sauce with jalapeno, onion, garlic, ketchup, sugar, cumin, and chili powder. For the finest smokey, spicy ketchup with a chipotle kick, check out Ketchipotle on Amazon (via Williams Sonoma).