Woebers Horseradish Sauce, 16 Ounce

It's STRONG in a good way! It only takes a small amount mixed in creamed whipped sauce(s) (i.e. it depends on how much your making, of course). This product goes far due to the INTENSITY of the horseradish. My hubby commented that this BRAND packs just the right kind of punch. YUM!!! It's delicious and will help improve any recipe or sandwich spread that you already enjoy (an added bonus). YAY! I've used brands that I had to DOUBLE...TRIPLE the amount to achieve the zetsy mouth-feel. that Horseradish is KNOWN for. With this brand, you will get that DEEP-ZESTY-HEATED-HORSEY experience right away! It's definitely an OLD SCHOOL horseradish sauce! :-D Try mixing it with sour cream, a dash or two of Worcestershire sauce. Also, great when added to mayonnaise, Miracle Whip, or mustard. When added to ketchup, along with a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce it makes a very delicious COCKTAIL SAUCE for seafood. Your roast beef, pastrami, and prime rib sandwiches will love the WOEBERS HORSEY SAUCE experience! ;-D

I love this stuff. Originally I purchased because I was tired of running out of Horsey Sauce when I bought Arby's. Now I use it for all my sandwiches. I often substitute mayo for this stuff. Makes burgers pop and them boring Subway sandwiches way more interesting. It's not that spicy, my daughter disagrees, so I guess if you have a low spice tolerance, it might be a little spicy, but I think it simply adds flavor.

by FAR, the best horseradish mayo i’ve had. It’s strong, so use it with caution, but the flavor is on point!

Very Good !! Definitely has that "make your scalp tingle” bite to it! I like it on sandwiches

Woebers Horseradish Sauce is by far my favorite. It has the perfect blend of taste and texture. I can't imagine eating a prime rib or other sandwich without it. It leaves all other "pretender" Horseradish sauces in its dust. Definitely rates 10 stars.

I purchased this for a Pasach Seder that we held as a learning experience in our church. The leader asked me to provide the Horseradish, and since I am not someone who normally eats it, I picked up the "sauce" instead of actual chopped horseradish. This was so tasty, instead of feeling like bitter herbs, everyone was digging their Matza into it instead of cringing. Even those who don't like horseradish were eating it. Not a success when it came to the meaning, but well worth having on a sandwich. Don't buy it for a Seder. Do buy it for good eating. :-)

Good

Taste is kind of nothing, seemed better last year!