Crossroads Hot Sauce is a company based out of Golden, Colorado. Doug and Sasha Walsh together have teamed up to create the best hot sauce in your collection. Their goal in creating CHS products was to create an all natural, health-conscious hot sauce that has an outstanding flavor and a little kick. Customers will not find the hottest sauces made by CHS, but quality sauces you can use to cook with and truly accentuate the flavors of your favorite foods. "We are reaching out to the entire population in giving everyone a hot sauce they can enjoy with heat ranges from mild to hot, in a variety of flavors to please everyone's needs."

When we created Crossroads Hot Sauce - we focused on our commitment to all natural ingredients, flavorful tastes, and endless variety. Crossroads Hot Sauce will make you crave more, as we have committed to exceeding our expectations in taste, heat, and quality for all of our loyal fans. You'll know what we are talking about - just try it and see for yourselves! We know you will enjoy it as much as we do!

Meet the Owners:

Meet Doug Walsh, owner of Crossroads Hot Sauce. He has a background in Mortgage Banking as well as many years in the custom bike biz. Also, he has a passion for racing, motorcycles, and of course hot sauce! Doug loves bikes; he felt the CHS logo: two bikes opposing each other was perfect as well as the name: "Crossroads".... Allowing you to choose the best Crossroads Hot Sauce for your appetite.

Email: doug@crossroadshotsauce.com

Meet Sasha Walsh, owner of Crossroads Hot Sauce. She has a degree in psychology and communications. Besides being co-owner of CHS, she is an avid photographer, as well as model, and she loves cooking. She has been influenced by foods all around the world. She has a passion for peppers and spices and she feels eating healthy, all natural, preservative-free sauces helps your well-being!

Email: sasha@crossroadshotsauce.com

• Many people have asked about our gas powered Big Chicken Bar stool. There is a photo of it on CHS homepage in the flash presentation. In Sturgis, we were known as the "bar stool creatures" - we often use them to transport our hot sauce short distances. They can pull up to 5,000lbs, we can load about 450 lbs of hot sauce in the dually pick-up version and some of them go about 90mph! - Just a bit of useless information, in case anyone wanted to know!