Sriracha

Definition of Sriracha

Sriracha is a spicy sauce made from chili peppers, vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt.

How should Sriracha divide into syllables

The word 'sriracha' has three syllables. The vowels in this word are 'i', 'a', 'a', and 'a'. The consonants in this word are 's', 'r', 'c', and 'h'.

Part of Speech - Sriracha

I added sriracha to my noodles to make them spicy.

Sentences with Sriracha

• I love to put sriracha on my pizza for an extra kick.
• My mom uses sriracha to make her stir-fry dishes more flavorful.
• The restaurant serves sriracha as a condiment for the customers.
• I add sriracha to my scrambled eggs to make them spicy.
• Sriracha is a popular choice to spice up sandwiches and burgers.
• I can't eat sushi without a drizzle of sriracha.
• My dad puts sriracha on his tacos for a fiery taste.
• The chef used sriracha as an ingredient in the spicy sauce.
• I like to mix sriracha with mayonnaise to create a spicy dip.
• I bought a bottle of sriracha sauce to use in my cooking.

Quotes with Sriracha

• I put sriracha on everything. Eggs, macaroni and cheese, chili.
• I could drink sriracha. I love spicy foods.
• Sriracha is the best thing that ever happened to eggs.
• Sriracha is the gateway sauce.
• You use sriracha to make everything taste better.
• Sriracha is like my comfort food.
• Sriracha makes everything better.
• Life is better with sriracha.
• Sriracha is the secret ingredient to a happy meal.
• Sriracha adds spice to my life.

Number of characters in Sriracha

8 ( s, r, i, r, a, c, h, a )

Unique letters in Sriracha

6 ( s, r, i, a, c, h )

Sriracha Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Sriracha

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