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Last Year02/21/25 - 02/21/26
Comparable Performance:
followers
194K
impressions
175K
likes
3.67K
comments
159
posts
11
engagement
2.19%
emv
$4.61K
Avg. per post
15.9K

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SURPRISE 💚🌿 — It’s finally here! This Día de los Muertos, we’re honoring tradition with something fresh, bold, and full of sabor. Introducing our limited-edition Muertos gift set, featuring our brand-new Salsa Verde Tapatío 🫣🔥 This year, the celebration isn’t just about color and memory — it’s about flavor that brings it all to life. 🌼 Green represents life, renewal, and family — everything that Día de los Muertos stands for. That’s why this drop is extra special. 🌿✨ Whether you’re building your altar, hosting a family gathering, or just keeping the tradition alive in your own way, this is the perfect way to add a little Tapatío heat to the moment. 💀🌶️ ⚡ LIMITED EDITION — once it’s gone, it’s gone. 🛍️ AVAILABLE NOW at tapatiohotsauce.com #Tapatio #SalsaVerdeTapatio #DiaDeLosMuertos #Muertos2025 #TapatioFam
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SURPRISE 💚🌿 — It’s finally here! This Día de los Muertos, we’re honoring tradition with something fresh, bold, and full of sabor. Introducing our limited-edition Muertos gift set, featuring our brand-new Salsa Verde Tapatío 🫣🔥 This year, the celebration isn’t just about color and memory — it’s about flavor that brings it all to life. 🌼 Green represents life, renewal, and family — everything that Día de los Muertos stands for. That’s why this drop is extra special. 🌿✨ Whether you’re building your altar, hosting a family gathering, or just keeping the tradition alive in your own way, this is the perfect way to add a little Tapatío heat to the moment. 💀🌶️ ⚡ LIMITED EDITION — once it’s gone, it’s gone. 🛍️ AVAILABLE NOW at tapatiohotsauce.com #Tapatio #SalsaVerdeTapatio #DiaDeLosMuertos #Muertos2025 #TapatioFam
Our 2025 Dia de los Muertos Collection is finally here! Get yours before it's gone!
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Our 2025 Dia de los Muertos Collection is finally here! Get yours before it's gone!
Tapatío Hot Sauce was founded in 1971 by Jose-Luis Saavedra Sr., a Mexican immigrant who moved to California in the 1960s. Originally operating out of a small warehouse in Maywood, California, Saavedra started the business as a way to share his love for Mexican-style hot sauce with the growing Latino community in Southern California. The company began as a family-run operation, with Saavedra’s children helping out in various roles—from bottling to deliveries. Over time, the business expanded through word-of-mouth and grassroots support, especially within Hispanic households and small grocery stores. As demand grew, the company stayed true to its roots by keeping the business entirely family-owned and operated. In the 1980s, Tapatío moved to a larger facility in Vernon, California, where it’s still headquartered. The family has remained closely involved in all major decisions, maintaining a hands-on, tightly-knit company culture. Despite its wide popularity across the U.S. and abroad today, Tapatío has never sold out to a larger conglomerate, making it a rare example of a successful, independently-owned, multigenerational Latino food brand. The iconic bottle with the charro (Mexican cowboy) logo has become a symbol of authenticity and pride in Mexican-American households—representing not just great flavor, but a story of perseverance, family unity, and cultural heritage.
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Tapatío Hot Sauce was founded in 1971 by Jose-Luis Saavedra Sr., a Mexican immigrant who moved to California in the 1960s. Originally operating out of a small warehouse in Maywood, California, Saavedra started the business as a way to share his love for Mexican-style hot sauce with the growing Latino community in Southern California. The company began as a family-run operation, with Saavedra’s children helping out in various roles—from bottling to deliveries. Over time, the business expanded through word-of-mouth and grassroots support, especially within Hispanic households and small grocery stores. As demand grew, the company stayed true to its roots by keeping the business entirely family-owned and operated. In the 1980s, Tapatío moved to a larger facility in Vernon, California, where it’s still headquartered. The family has remained closely involved in all major decisions, maintaining a hands-on, tightly-knit company culture. Despite its wide popularity across the U.S. and abroad today, Tapatío has never sold out to a larger conglomerate, making it a rare example of a successful, independently-owned, multigenerational Latino food brand. The iconic bottle with the charro (Mexican cowboy) logo has become a symbol of authenticity and pride in Mexican-American households—representing not just great flavor, but a story of perseverance, family unity, and cultural heritage.
A HOT NEW BOMBSHELL HAS ENTERED THE VILLA. INTRODUCING TAPATIO SRIRACHA! #LoveIsland #huda #hudaloveisland #realitytv #loveislandusa #loveisland2025 #hotnewbombshell #dreamdate
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A HOT NEW BOMBSHELL HAS ENTERED THE VILLA. INTRODUCING TAPATIO SRIRACHA! #LoveIsland #huda #hudaloveisland #realitytv #loveislandusa #loveisland2025 #hotnewbombshell #dreamdate
NEW DROP TODAY 1PM PT #Tapatio #tapatiotok #newproducts
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NEW DROP TODAY 1PM PT #Tapatio #tapatiotok #newproducts
When in doubt, bring out the tapatio #tapatio #tapatiohotsauce #taketheedgeoff #littlesomething #trending #justalittlesomething #Foodie #FoodTok
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When in doubt, bring out the tapatio #tapatio #tapatiohotsauce #taketheedgeoff #littlesomething #trending #justalittlesomething #Foodie #FoodTok
In a hidden valley where the earth hums with music and the air is thick with the scent of ripening fruit, lies a forgotten pueblo called Frutalito. Nestled between whispering hills and sun-drenched groves, this village was blessed — or perhaps cursed — with a magic older than time. It was here, beneath the heavy limbs of a gnarled old chabacano tree, that Emilio Chabacano came into the world. They say his mother was a curandera, a healer who spoke to plants and dreamed in flavors. One summer solstice, under a blood-orange sky, she consumed a sacred apricot that had ripened for a hundred years. Nine moons later, she gave birth to a boy whose skin glowed golden and whose head smelled faintly of jam. He was no ordinary child. Where others cried, he cooed with the rustle of leaves. Where others stumbled, the ground softened beneath his feet. He could charm bees, sprout blossoms from dry branches, and sweeten sour fruit with a single touch. The villagers feared him at first, then revered him, calling him El Niño del Fruto — the Fruit Child. But as he grew, so too did his strange affliction. Each summer, when the apricots bloomed, Emilio began to change. His skin glistened with fuzz. His scalp turned to pulp. By his 16th birthday, he could no longer deny it — he was becoming the very thing he was born from. Half-man, half-apricot. Longing to understand his place in the world, Emilio journeyed to the city. There, among markets and metal and men without roots, he was treated like a freak. Some wanted to study him. Others wanted to bottle him, sell his nectar, slice his essence into syrup for profit. But the city did not understand magic. And it nearly killed him. Emilio returned to Frutalito — broken, but wiser. He built a home in the orchard, where the apricot trees bowed lovingly as he passed. There, he became a guardian of the harvest, whispering to roots, healing the soil, and teaching the children to listen when the wind carries the scent of memory. To this day, when the summer sun burns high and the fruits swell on the branches, some say you can see Emilio dancing barefoot in the grove — poncho swirling, skin aglow, and the leaf atop his head catching the light like a crown. And if you’re lucky enough to taste the apricots of Frutalito, you’ll swear you can feel a heartbeat in every bite.
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In a hidden valley where the earth hums with music and the air is thick with the scent of ripening fruit, lies a forgotten pueblo called Frutalito. Nestled between whispering hills and sun-drenched groves, this village was blessed — or perhaps cursed — with a magic older than time. It was here, beneath the heavy limbs of a gnarled old chabacano tree, that Emilio Chabacano came into the world. They say his mother was a curandera, a healer who spoke to plants and dreamed in flavors. One summer solstice, under a blood-orange sky, she consumed a sacred apricot that had ripened for a hundred years. Nine moons later, she gave birth to a boy whose skin glowed golden and whose head smelled faintly of jam. He was no ordinary child. Where others cried, he cooed with the rustle of leaves. Where others stumbled, the ground softened beneath his feet. He could charm bees, sprout blossoms from dry branches, and sweeten sour fruit with a single touch. The villagers feared him at first, then revered him, calling him El Niño del Fruto — the Fruit Child. But as he grew, so too did his strange affliction. Each summer, when the apricots bloomed, Emilio began to change. His skin glistened with fuzz. His scalp turned to pulp. By his 16th birthday, he could no longer deny it — he was becoming the very thing he was born from. Half-man, half-apricot. Longing to understand his place in the world, Emilio journeyed to the city. There, among markets and metal and men without roots, he was treated like a freak. Some wanted to study him. Others wanted to bottle him, sell his nectar, slice his essence into syrup for profit. But the city did not understand magic. And it nearly killed him. Emilio returned to Frutalito — broken, but wiser. He built a home in the orchard, where the apricot trees bowed lovingly as he passed. There, he became a guardian of the harvest, whispering to roots, healing the soil, and teaching the children to listen when the wind carries the scent of memory. To this day, when the summer sun burns high and the fruits swell on the branches, some say you can see Emilio dancing barefoot in the grove — poncho swirling, skin aglow, and the leaf atop his head catching the light like a crown. And if you’re lucky enough to taste the apricots of Frutalito, you’ll swear you can feel a heartbeat in every bite.
TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG SAHURRRRRR #italian #italianbrainrot #tungtungtungtungtungtungsahur #tungtungtung #sahur
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TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG TUNG SAHURRRRRR #italian #italianbrainrot #tungtungtungtungtungtungsahur #tungtungtung #sahur
BREAKING: @Walmart just got hotter! 🌶️🔥 TAPATÍO sriracha pulled up in 700+ stores and bland food is CANCELLED! ✨ Catch me running it back in the sauce aisle cuz one bottle is never enough!
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BREAKING: @Walmart just got hotter! 🌶️🔥 TAPATÍO sriracha pulled up in 700+ stores and bland food is CANCELLED! ✨ Catch me running it back in the sauce aisle cuz one bottle is never enough!
We told y’all 2025 was gonna be HOT… 🔥 But this? This one’s for the real Tapatío fans. Drop your guesses below 👇🌶️💚 #TapatioFam #tapatiotok #tapatiohotsauce #comingsoon #newproduct
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We told y’all 2025 was gonna be HOT… 🔥 But this? This one’s for the real Tapatío fans. Drop your guesses below 👇🌶️💚 #TapatioFam #tapatiotok #tapatiohotsauce #comingsoon #newproduct
The bottle you know… and a brand-new jar 👀Any guesses what’s inside? 🌶️💚 #TapatioFam
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The bottle you know… and a brand-new jar 👀Any guesses what’s inside? 🌶️💚 #TapatioFam

Tapatío Hot Sauce (@tapatio1971) TikTok Stats & Analytics

Tapatío Hot Sauce (@tapatio1971) has 194K TikTok followers with a 2.19% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 11 videos, Tapatío Hot Sauce received 3.67K total likes and 175K views, averaging 333 likes per video. This page tracks Tapatío Hot Sauce's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

Tapatío Hot Sauce (@tapatio1971) TikTok Analytics FAQ

How many TikTok followers does Tapatío Hot Sauce have?+
Tapatío Hot Sauce (@tapatio1971) has 194K TikTok followers as of February 2026.
What is Tapatío Hot Sauce's TikTok engagement rate?+
Tapatío Hot Sauce's TikTok engagement rate is 2.19% over the last 12 months, based on 11 videos.
How many likes does Tapatío Hot Sauce get on TikTok?+
Tapatío Hot Sauce received 3.67K total likes across 11 videos in the last year, averaging 333 likes per video.
How many TikTok views does Tapatío Hot Sauce get?+
Tapatío Hot Sauce's TikTok content generated 175K total views over the last 12 months.