I first met Bitchin’ Sauce when my sister-in-law brought it over to Jeff’s parents when they were in town. They had some tortilla chips set to the side of the tub and said we “had to try it”. And they were most definitely right! (insert drool here).
What is Bitchin’ Sauce?
Are you a condiment person? I feel like you either like ketchup, ranch, and hot sauce or you eat dry sandwiches. I’m a condiment person. And I consider this sauce one of my favorites. How I eat it kind of reminds me of hummus. But consistency-wise it’s thinner than hummus, kind of the consistency of a creamy caesar dressing, which opens up more options for how to eat it.
And what is Bitchin’ Sauce exactly? Bitchin Sauce is almond dip!
When I first read the side of the container and learned that Bitchin’ Sauce is almond dip, I was confused because when I read “almond dip” my brain went right to almond butter. Definitely not what we are dealing with here, much different ingredients, texture, and taste.
Bitchin’ Sauce ingredients
All sauce varieties (there are quite a few) are vegan. I’ve been most into the Chipotle Bitchin’ Sauce and it’s ingredients are: water, grapeseed oil, almonds, lemon juice, soy sauce, nutritional yeast, garlic, chipotles, vinegar, tomato, smoked paprika (and other spices, aka signature super duper secret blend), sea salt, and onion powder.
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What to eat with Bitchin’ Sauce
Now for the most important part. What is it best with? On? Etc. Aka, how do I eat this stuff? There are so many options, let me give you a tour of my favorites, per usual, they are all easy combinations and recipes.
Bitchin’ dip
If you were to ask What is Bitchin Sauce best with, I would probably say as a dip. I use it as a dip often. My favorite dippers are carrots, mini cucumbers, tortilla chips, pretzel rods, grilled zucchini, and chicken tenders.
Bitchin’ topper
As I said, I’m a condiment person. Here are some of the things I have put the chipotle sauce on top of: burgers, tacos, sandwiches, hot dogs, and a brat. It’s fantastic on all of them!
Bitchin’ egg salad
Jeff and I hard boil a dozen eggs each week (for 3 min our Instant Pot, so easy) for a grab-and-go breakfast option or a quick protein snack. But this past weekend, I made an egg salad sandwich with Bitchin’ Sauce and it has quickly become my go-to.
In a bowl mix 3 hard-boiled eggs, 1/2 handful chopped fresh spinach, Bitchin’ Sauce, to taste (I think I added about 1/3 cup because I’m obsessed), and a dash of sea salt. Eat as an open-faced or full sandwich on toasted bread. (p.s. I took a picture of this one for you guys. Not sure if it was the light or the subject, but it didn’t look anything near as good as it tasted so I decided to spare you.)
Bitchin’ Board
Whether you’re entertaining or you want a unique dinner/snack experience for your family, making a Bitchin’ Board (Bitchin’ Sauce version of a charcuterie board) is a crowd-pleaser!
Bitchin’ bowl
We like to make “Buddah bowls” which is basically a combination of random condiments, vegetables, a grain (like rice or farro), greens, and a protein (grilled chicken, garbanzo beans, egg?) all in a bowl. I often put Sabra hummus and/or Healthy Choice Greener Goddess dressing (found at Walmart) in my bowl, but Bitchin’ Sauce has quickly become my go-to.
Bitchin’ chopped salad
Because the texture is like a thick dressing. it’s pretty easy to use it as a dressing. Chop up romaine and mixed greens, lunch meat (I love black pepper turkey), cold raw veggies (tomato and cucumber are my favorite for this), and a hard boiled egg. Top with Chipotle Bitchin’ Sauce. Shake it all up. Enjoy!
Bitchin’ Green Pasta Salad
One day I just decided to throw in with some Banza pasta and chopped greens. I gave it all a good toss and yum. Definitely something I have repeated a few times since.
Where to buy Bitchin’ Sauce
Ok, now that your mouth is watering. There are a few options for where you can can this fantastic product.
- Online: Their online shop has all of the varieties in 8 ounce containers ($5 each)
- Costco: The chipotle variety is stocked here, which is my favorite. In my opinion, Costco is the place to buy the dang good sauce because it comes in a 24 ounce container and is $8.99 (less than double the price for 3x the product).
- Target: Apparently Target sells it now, although I haven’t seen it at our location yet.
- Many health food stores stock it (like The Natural Health Center, People’s Food Co-Op, and Sawall’s, if you’re in Kalamazoo)
- Check out their locator for a full list!
If you give Bitchin’ Sauce a try, let me know!! I’d love to hear how you like it.
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I love the sauce I put it on everything to lol
SAME! I’m so happy to hear someone else does <3
This is nasty.
Couldn’t pay me to eat this again!
Awww, bummer! I think you might be the first person I’ve chatted with that didn’t like it, Shea. What’s your go-to dip — hummus?
On slices of bell peppers. Outstanding!
YES, Tom!! So good
I have been seeing this sauce in my Target for the last 4-6 months but only got up the courage to buy it yesterday. I tried it with carrots as a late night snack and OMG so good! My target had the standard sauce, chipotle, and one with cilantro, but I went with chipotle and it’s amazing! Thanks for your recommendations; I’ll be trying it on tacos, burgers, bratwurst, and salad amongst other things.
I’m so glad you gave it a try, Jeannelle!! It’s always in our fridge now. YUM!!
I usually use Costco (Kirkland) pesto on my salmon burgers and grilled cheese sandwiches. Last week I made the salmon burgers with Bitchin’ Sauce and really kicked things up a notch. I landed here because I wanted a grilled cheese sandwich and wanted Bitchin’ Sauce ideas. I use Gruyere cheese so the sauce should kick that up too! Nice blog! I have landed here multiple times so now I am signing up.
Dewayne, I might need to steal that salmon burger recipe. Sounds delicious! I’m so glad you found it helpful.
Have you kept this warm in a mini crock pot for entertaining? If so, how does it hold up?
I haven’t, Joanna! If you try it out let me know and I’ll do the same.
Can you bake chicken using this as a marinade? Safe to cook in the oven?
I haven’t tried that, but it sounds like it would be worth the test. Let me know if you try it and I’ll do the same, Ronald!
Tried this as a Costco sample. Immediately bought it. No regrets. I put it on 6 seed crackers (also at Costco) at home for snack when the kids get home from school. I usually have to make a second tray.
Yes, Dixie. I have had it on those crackers too, so yummy!
I demonstrated this product a few days ago at our Costco. What a great product. Needless to say, sold loads to new and regular users, some people buying 2 and 3 containers. I too have become totally addicted. Great on just about everything, sandwiches, eggs, hot dogs, wraps, salads etc. Delicious 👍
I agree, Terry!!
Like the spinach and artchoke
Liked the spinach and artichoke bitchin sauce
Just bought some, wondering if you could use it as a macaroni and cheese sauce for the cheese??
I have mixed it into leftover mac and cheese and it was great! I’ve never tried to replace the cheese sauce. I’m not sure it would taste like mac and cheese, but I bet it would taste good!
We grab it at Costco with a rotisserie chicken and dip the chicken in it. We also like it on breakfast hash. (Eggs, hash browns and cut up steak!) pretty much just try to find any excuse to eat it! I found your blog looking for more ways!
Yum and yum!! I recently used it as my salad dressing and on top of my leftover Chiptole! I probably need to refresh the blog soon with some new ideas.