Cento Diced Hot Cherry Pepper Hoagie Spread 32 FL OZ

Hoagie spread was a staple when growing up in Pennsylvania. Italian sandwiches, steak sandwiches, meatball sandwiches, sausage sandwiches, etc. Really made them taste better for me. Was able to buy hoagie spread when I first moved to Texas but, eventually, stores stopped carrying the spread as changing demographics occurred. It's more expensive to buy over the internet but it is worth it. Thank God for Amazon.

I love this stuff it is good on everything I put it in my hummus and on my turkey wrap on eggs it is so good.

In hindsight, it wasn't very wise to order a 32oz glass jar and have it shipped. BUT! It arrived unbroken, so my compliments to the packers that put this shipment together.This was recommended by a friend from back east, and let me say, I am not disappointed! I found myself making sandwiches just so I can use more of this wonderful spread. It's the perfect balance of flavors, making any sandwich into a fireworks display for the tastebuds.

Perfect for cold cuts and hamburgers

It’s good! Can’t find it in stores anywhere here. However, sometimes you get some bits of chopped up stems. They are fiberus and not a great texture. I’ll make my own this summer but this will have to do over the winter.

This is a flavorful spread without too much heat. If you like the ghost pepper sauces that have you sign a waiver, this is not for you. If you want flavor and a bit of heat on your breakfast sandwich or turkey sub, this is for you.

Use these peppers on cheese steak hoagies.

I mix this crushed red pepper with my hot dog relish you talking about something good 👍 👌 😋