Scorpion Bay Hot Sauce

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Scorpion Bay Hot Sauce
Industry Food processing
FounderRob Burns
Headquarters,
Products Hot sauce

Scorpion Bay Hot Sauce is a hot sauce company based in San Diego, California. The Scorpion Bay name comes from a surfing hot spot in Baja, Mexico.

History

Owner Rob Burns previously operated Roberto's Hot Sauce.

Production

Varieties

Scorpion Bay offers three sauces: Hotacado avocado hot sauce, De Arbol hot sauce and Chocopotle chipotle hot sauce.

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