As a craft hot sauce lover myself, I've seen a new breed of ultra cheap bottles hitting local grocery stores, often found in ethnic food aisles even though they're not traditional overseas brands. They always seem brightly colored and taste like sauce packets. I speculated that a food distribution company may have prompted an AI to analyze Asian supply chains and put together a sauce that can be sold cheaply. Profit on that product may not even be necessary and a large conglomerate just needed it to complete a contract to cash out.
Seems feasible. It only worked on me this one time - for a couple reasons. I like cheap-to-produce channel content and I'm a sucker for sweet chili sauce.
