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About Gindo's Spice of Life

Gindo's Spice of Life is a manufacturer of gourmet fresh pepper hot sauces, hot honey and spice blends for foodservice and retail. We handcraft flavor-driven sauces with farm-fresh ingredients and sea salts, emphasizing our commitment to producing only high-quality, natural products. This dedication ensures that each bottle crafted in our FDA-approved facility maintains a distinctive level of freshness, guaranteeing the unparalleled taste and award-winning quality customers crave. The fresh difference with Gindo’s is palpable. Our commitment to crafting sauces from the finest fresh ingredients from trusted Midwest farms, allowing our partners to gain access to a product line that stands out in the crowded hot sauce market for its artisanal quality, flavor diversity, versatility and freshness. Gindo's not only delivers a superior product but also supports local sustainability, offering a compelling narrative for our partners to share with their customers. Gindo's stands out with its dedication to small-batch, locally sourced, and handcrafted hot sauces. As a woman-owned, family-operated business, we bring a personal touch and commitment to community and superior customer service, offering an artisanal alternative in the hot sauce market. Ideal for those valuing authenticity, flavor variety, and a connection to the creators of their food. Unlike traditional hot sauces, ours are meant to be poured over, under, and in food to make any ordinary dish extraordinary. Our thicker sauces are easier to use as a condiment, marinade, or an ingredient. Crafted from the finest, freshest locally-sourced ingredients, our 100% natural, gluten-free sauces, hot honey and spicy blends are a testament to quality, handcrafted with care from produce grown on 18 Illinois farms. In partnership with local Midwest farmers, we cultivate what's needed to guarantee unparalleled freshness in every bottle, ensuring a farm-to-table experience that's evident in every taste.

Founded in 2011 by Mary Ginder.