Real Sriracha at Costco

Sus Asian Foods at Costco you're too afraid to try! Underwood Ranches Sriracha #costco #sriracha #hotsauce #thesushiguy

[ClassyJohn]

i will not be supporting Huy Fong foods anymore. I am switching Underwood Ranches Siracha and alternative ones.

[JaySut]

I’m sorry, I have no idea what you said from 0:16 - 0:21

Still liked the video tho ! :)

[PatrickComey]

What does "sus" mean? I can't find a definition for that word, if it's a word.

[jhtv]

Just ordered some underwood ranch, excited to try it

[willyminaj]

Honestly I’m sick of this underwood circlejerk. The flavors are nearly identical, it’s the emotional bias that’s supporting them. They need this backstory for marketing and everyone just perpetuates it

[johnlocke]

Why do people shop at Costco? My wife and I tried it for a year, and here’s what we experienced:

Anything with a seemingly good price, was really low quality. Example: Giant lemons, limes, kiwis, mangos, garlic. All were strangle textured and tastes off. We got mussels for $4 for a large amount, but the meat was disgusting like fatty gritty texture; they were inedible. The beef is expensive and low quality. Everything name brand is simply a lower quality version of the real thing. It’s absolutely bizarre. I’m guessing it’s for americans that eat fast food and don’t have a concept of food quality and don’t realize they are being conned?