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trubee Apr 14, 2008 06:46 PM

Where can I find piri piri sauce?

I have a recipe that calls for Portugese piri piri hot sauce. Thanks to the current issue of Bon Appetit, igourmet is sold out. Any ideas on where I can find it in LA?

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    chefeclaire Apr 18, 2008 02:02 AM

    I used to live in Portugal and I love my piri piri! They have it at Bay Cities! I love that place.

    1. hill food Apr 17, 2008 08:11 PM

      I saw Peri Peri at my Safeway today near the other hot sauces and the Asian condiments - I'm not in LA, but if we have it, I find it hard to imagine an LA grocery store wouldn't.

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        trubee Apr 17, 2008 03:47 PM

        Thanks everyone! I am near Bay Cities so I will try that first. I wasn't sure if peri peri is the same as piri piri.

        1. OCEllen Apr 15, 2008 06:33 PM

          Check at Cost Plus World Mk. in your vicinity. I'm sure I've bought it at one of their stores.

          1. Frommtron Apr 15, 2008 06:06 PM

            Also confirmed at Surfas in Culver City.

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              JBC Apr 15, 2008 04:55 AM

              I "have" purchased Nando's Peri Peri from Bistol Farms which carries quite a few of their offerings.

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                JBC May 8, 2008 07:45 AM

                Yesterday I bought the following at Whole Foods in Westwood:

                U-Ku-Va i-Africa - Peri Peri ~ Mombasa Hot Sauce
                Manufactured in Cape Town, South Africa

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                newJJD Apr 15, 2008 02:57 AM

                I see that Nando's Chicken has now expanded into the USA. They have a full line of peri-peri sauces and other great marinades and cooking sauces. Check out there on-line store:

                http://nandosperiperi.elsstore.com/

                If you are a cilantro fan, also try their peri-peri lime cilantro marinade

                1. Frommtron Apr 15, 2008 12:25 AM

                  Bay Citites is a great call. They very well could have that but I haven't looked for it there (anywhere).

                  Now, this is going to seem very weird but . . . try Nijiya or Mitsuwa. The Portuguese introduced it to Japan along with bread (pan = bread -- Panko = breadcrumbs) in the 16th century. I'm sorry I can't remember which Japanese market I've seen it at but I have seen it there.

                  If that isn't working for you then check out Portazil Bakery in Artesia/Cerritos. As a bonus, you'll be right near Little India and can pick up a bunch of spices and sundries for all those Indian recipes you might be interested in.

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                    empfam Apr 14, 2008 09:33 PM

                    This may be a little out of your way, but there's a restaurant in Laguna Beach called Mozambique that specializes in food with peri peri sauce. They also sell their product on the web.

                    http://www.mozambiqueoc.com/

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                      Jeryy Apr 14, 2008 08:10 PM

                      I think you might find it at Bay Cities Italian Deli on Lincoln Blvd in Santa Monica. They have a very good hot sauce selection, but they also carry a whole line of sauces from the Nando's Chicken chain in London - they specialize in piri piri.

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