
Cholula Chili Lime Hot Sauce 5 oz 4 Pack
- 4 bottles, 5 oz each
- Arbol and piquin peppers with lime
- Gluten free, kosher, vegan
- 20 fl oz total
Last refreshed Sep 11, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A bright, lime-forward hot sauce for seafood, eggs and fruit, sold as a four bottle supply. Heat level is not quantified, and no ingredient list is given.
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ASIN: B07M8NZGFXCategory: Hot Sauce
Overview
A brunch table or a seafood night is where Cholula Chili Lime earns its place, a citrusy hot sauce that pairs lime with arbol and piquin peppers and the brand's signature spices. It shakes onto eggs, fish and even fresh fruit.
Lime gives this Cholula a fresh edge that suits seafood and breakfast dishes. Buying several bottles at once makes sense mainly for fans who use it often.
Who it's for
Cholula fans and seafood lovers get a stocked shelf of the lime variety. Spice chasers should choose something hotter.
Pros and cons
- Bright lime and chili flavor
- Gluten free, kosher and vegan
- Several bottles for frequent use
- Works on fruit, eggs and seafood
- Heat level not quantified
- Four bottles is a big commitment
Performance notes
Arbol and piquin peppers supply a welcoming heat while lime adds acidity, so the sauce lifts rich foods like eggs and fried fish. The citrus note also suits fresh fruit.
Specifications
| Brand | Cholula |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 5 oz bottles, pack of 4 |
| Included components | |
| Unit count | 20 fluid ounces |
| Other details | |
| Flavor | Chili lime |
| Container type | Bottle |
| Cuisine | Mexican |
| Diet type | Gluten free, kosher, vegan |
| Peppers | Arbol and piquin |
| Number of items | 4 |
Frequently asked questions
Is Cholula Chili Lime a lime marinade?
No. It is a hot sauce that pairs lime with arbol and piquin peppers and Cholula's signature spices.
What does Cholula Chili Lime go on?
Seafood, breakfast dishes and even fruit.