Horseradish

If you’ve ever tasted horseradish, you know the telltale flavor and sinus-searing sensation. Our horseradish-laced products provide a real kick, so tread lightly. Whether you prefer your horseradish hidden in a hot sauce or spicy cocktail or you’re a purist and prefer the simple prepared form, we’ve got you covered.

What is Horseradish?

Horseradish is a vegetable related to broccoli and kale. Usually, the horseradish root is grated and combined with vinegar, salt, and sugar to create the condiment. Some people like to add sour cream or mayo to the mix to max horseradish sauce for prime rib and steak sandwiches.

What Does Horseradish Taste Like?

Horseradish has a signature pungent taste and unique type of spiciness that lingers in the sinuses. Many people think that horseradish tastes like wasabi, but that is because the “wasabi” most sushi restaurants serve actually is horseradish, not true wasabi.

Is Horseradish Good For Your Health?

Yes, horseradish is generally regarded as being good for your health. Prepared horseradish is low in calories and contains beneficial properties from the horseradish plant. Some studies suggest that horseradish may have anticancer and antibacterial properties, and may be good for respiratory health (it surely makes you feel like breathing fire). Note: it’s best to use horseradish sparingly, as too much can irritate the mouth, nose, and stomach.