Review and Concerns About the Pink Sauce on TikTok

Introduction

Some users claim it tastes good and has various benefits (e.g., alleviates period cramps, cleared personal debts metaphorically).
Initial marketing makes it look appealing.

Inconsistent Hue: The color of the sauce keeps changing.
Taste and Smell: Some claim it smells and tastes like watered-down ranch dressing.
Ingredient Concerns:
- Official ingredients: dragon fruit, sunflower seed oil, honey, chili, and garlic.
- Majority ingredient is water.
- Mislabeling and spelling errors (e.g., 'Venger' instead of 'Vinegar').
- Calorie inconsistency: 90 calories per tablespoon with claimed 444 servings per container resulting in 40,000 calories per bottle, which seems implausible.

Shipped in a simple paper plastic wrap with no dry ice or refrigeration advice.
Ingredients like milk and honey can spoil during shipment, especially in summer.
No expiration date on the packaging.
Packaging quality concerns leading to leaks and spoilage.

Manufacturer apologized for labeling errors but did not address spoilage or refrigeration issues sufficiently.
Marketing response: The sauce's color was lightened due to consumer feedback (though unlikely).
The sauce costs $20 + $11 shipping, totalling $31 for a questionable product.
Claims of addressing health and safety but lacking practical measures like proper packaging.

Overall, there are significant concerns about the legitimacy, safety, and quality of the pink sauce.
Many mixed reviews: some appreciate the unique idea, while others criticize it harshly for health risks and false marketing.

Reviewer considered testing the product but decided against it due to high cost and potential health risks.
Calls for support of small businesses with genuine intentions and safe products.