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SAVE 53%:On Jan. 31,Sister in law Who Let Me Use Her Hole a gallon of Frank's RedHot Sauce is on sale for $7 at Amazon. This deal saves you 53% on list price.

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Are you one of those people who throws hot sauce on just about anything? We're talking to the real hot sauce fanatics here, because there are those who like the occasional drizzle, and then there are those who wouldn't think twice about picking up a literal gallon of Frank's RedHot Sauce.

As of Jan. 31, a gallon of the good stuff is on sale for $7 at Amazon. This limited-time offer saves you 53% on list price. And according to the price tracker camelcamelcamel, this is the lowest-ever price for this item.

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We get that not everyone will want this much hot sauce. It's a lot. We understand that.

But a quick glance at the reviews reveals a large contingent of dedicated hot sauce lovers who appreicate having a gallon of Frank's RedHot Sauce ready to go at all times. It doesn't need to live on your kitchen counter. You can just keep it in the back, like a dirty little secret. And then portion it out over the weeks, months, or years. Or days, if you reallylove the stuff.

Save 53% on Frank's RedHot Sauce at Amazon.

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