Peach works especially well with grilled food because fruit sweetness contrasts with smoke, char, and savory meat. Arizona Squatch Outdoors uses that idea in two different products: a lighter Peach Hot Sauce and a thicker Peach Grilling Sauce.
Peach Hot Sauce vs Peach Grilling Sauce
Peach Hot Sauce is best when you want mild sweet heat as a finishing sauce. Peach Grilling Sauce is thicker and works better as a glaze during cooking.
Peach Hot Sauce for grilled chicken
Add Peach Hot Sauce during the final few minutes of grilling or at the table. That keeps the fruit flavor bright instead of cooking it away.
How to use Peach Grilling Sauce
Brush Peach Grilling Sauce onto chicken, pork, ribs, burgers, or vegetables during the final 5–10 minutes of cooking, then add a light finishing coat after the food comes off the heat.
Best foods for Peach Hot Sauce
- Grilled chicken
- Pork chops and pulled pork
- Shrimp and fish tacos
- Biscuits
- Grilled vegetables
Best foods for Peach Grilling Sauce
- Chicken
- Pork chops and tenderloin
- Ribs
- Burgers
- Grilled vegetables
Which Peach sauce should you choose?
Choose Peach Hot Sauce for a lighter finishing sauce with pepper character. Choose Peach Grilling Sauce when you want a thicker sweet-savory glaze that can caramelize on the grill.
See both in the Peach Sauces for Grilling collection.