All Sauced Up

I really love visiting this place. We have come here before for the neat kitchen gadgets. They have a million of em and we found a few more we could use.
Something I didn’t notice last time was the tons of samples of their dips they sell. You’re supposed to mix them with things not just eat them straight up. So all their samples were mixes. There are more samples than I could count. It’s literally a foodie’s dream! I tried as many as I had time for before hubby dragged me out of their.
Loved:
— Chili and Cilantro (fav)
— Chipotle Parmesan (fav)
— Gingerbread Dip
— Hot Cherry Merlot
— Jalapeño Jelly
— Peach Pecan Cherry Amaretto
— Pepper Jelly
— Peppermint Candy Dip
— Pineapple Pecan Conserve
Ok:
— 3 Pepper Blast Dip
— Chocolate Smores
Disliked:
— Apple Pie Moonshine
— Bear Jam
— Chipotle Saltine Seasoning
— Peach Pie Moonshine
— Pepper the Garden
— Queso Loco
— Salsa con Queso
— Spiced Maple
— Traffic Jam

Great store for any type of sauce, soups and kitchen gadgets! What really struck me was the customer service — it was over the top and held our items while we did other shopping in town.

Great service great selection they were more than happy to check the back for a selection we wanted and went out of their way to make sure we were satisfied I will definitely return on my next trip to Gatlinburg.

As a complete foodie, this has got to be one of my favorite places in Gatlinburg. Tons of kitchen accessories (especially my favorite — anything made by Fred & Friends), random oddities (hot boneless chickens — hot pickled eggs!), unique and exotic sodas (Sioux City Prickly Pear, Dr. Enuf, etc), and too many other things to boot. If I had been here by myself, I definitely could have wasted a few hours here (and probably a couple hundred dollars). On return trips, I’m definitely coming back.

huge variety of sauces from the hot to the mild and very good and unique homemade jams/​jellies. I tried a sample of their «new asshole» sauce and it it appropriately named, although I’d add new espophogus and digestive track as well! I had to buy a jar of peach jam to each just to cool my insides!

This by far was my favorite store in Gatlinburg. It was like a pamper chef store with lots of good stuff to try. The dips were the best! Lots of variety for every taste bud!

By the time we got there most of the samples were out away but it seems like they had a variety of try. My friend wanted to try some super hot salsa. He had to sign a wavier! I thought that was pretty cool, but I wouldn’t want to do it!

Wacky gifts for the unique chefs in the world. A bit pricy, but I did buy a spoon pot clip. Pretty cool and effective. I like preservatives and sauces but I didn’t want to take the time for samples. Don’t let that effect you though. They are more than willing to help their customers. Very friendly.

My kind of store. Yes, more pricey than others. But, you should go here and sample, sample, and sample… but folks, do it earlier in the day vs. later or you’ll be sharing the sauces with gnats run amuck! And, they’re free with the taste samplings especially later in the day!!! Hint — drive to PF, Hwy 321 back towards Townsend BEFORE going here. You’ll find many small local establishments that sell sauces, jellies, pickles, etc — same items, at a MUCH better price. Not 10 minutes from downtown Gatlinburg, but, a nice scenic drive with great homemade gifts along the way.

Located along the Gatlinburg strip, this is a store with all kinds of sauces, food items, cooking items and such. I absolutely love this place, as it has items one cannot find anywhere else. I found the staff helpful. I would recommend anyone that loves to cook or wants a gift for someone that does, to stop by here.

Walked in today looking around and first of all 95% of the stuff there i can buy at my local grocery store for half the price. Staff was beyond rude. Why pay 7.95 for something I can buy at home for 2.99.

I don’t normally leave reviews, but I found the staff at this store to be so obnoxiously rude that I’m compelled to write this. The sauces taste fine but the woman at the counter had an attitude and a sour face the entire time we tried to ask about the hottest sauces in the store. After we finally got a taste of the hottest sauce in the store (signed the waiver and everything), she yelled at my friend because he had a bad reaction to the sauce. He drank over 1.5 bottles of fluids and his mouth still burned, so after he had no more water (we purchased 2 bottles of aloe Vera juice) he grabbed a hand full of chips to help get the spice out of his mouth. They seem to think everyone is a freeloader here when in reality the sauce was just that hot. There was another guy who was also a manager that started yelling at him for eating the chips.
I also asked for a second sample of the hot sauce and the manager again had this paranoia that everyone there is just to eat free food.
There’s a store like this in New Orleans that understands how this works. You let people try the hot sauce and they buy the water ($ 2.69 a bottle!) and maybe the sauce. These people don’t seem to get it, if someone just eats ghost pepper sauce & then drink an entire of bottle of water, if they grab a handful of chips it’s not because they’re trying to freeload.
Time to send this management team back to school for some customer service classes.

A spectacular variety of sauces, spices, rubs, and dips! What’s great here is that they offer many samples to try. Very clean store and friendly staff.

A plethora of awesome sauces, rubs, spices, relishes and dips. Cool kitchen utensils, decorative items, old fashioned candies and SAMPLES! (Although you’d better pay attention to the signs posted everywhere to just take one of an item or I think they sic their dogs on you!)
So many of the stores in Gatlinburg sell just tons of tourist trash, but this one was great. Loved it, bought several gifts here and would stock my pantry if I could afford it.

Fun /​clean /​unique /​very friendly /​refreshing …
alternative from Gatlinburg trashiness.
I’d come back!