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Le Goût de Ça: Our Products, Prices and Where to Buy Them

Le Goût de Ça : nos produits, nos prix et où les acheter

Just discovering Le Goût de Ça and want to know what we make and what it costs? Here is our full line-up with our online prices.

Prices in Canadian dollars in our online store at the time of publication. In-store prices may vary.

Haitian epis (marinades)

ProductSizePrice
Tutipis, all-purpose epis375 mL$15.99
Chilipis, extra-spicy epis375 mL$15.99
Chili-Tuti duo2 × 375 mL$30.99

Hot sauces and BBQ sauce

ProductSizePrice
Cheta, jalapeño hot sauce150 mL$10.99
Ti Manman, our signature sauce150 mL$10.99
Volkan, extra hot150 mL$12.99
Boukan, spicy BBQ sauce350 mL$15.99
Cheta and Ti Manman duo2 × 150 mL$20.95

Gift sets

SetContentsPrice
Les Amateurs de PiquantCheta, Ti Manman, Volkan$30.99
Les Saveurs d'HaïtiTutipis, Chilipis, Ti Manman, Cheta$49.99
Haitian Grill KitChilipis, Tutipis, Boukan, Volkan, Ti Manman$65.99
Combo 5Tutipis, Chilipis, Ti Manman, Cheta and the cookbook$92.99

The cookbook

Le goût des Caraïbes by Émilie Lafortune (Émilie Cuizine): 75 Haitian and Caribbean recipes (in French), $39.99.

Spicy Le Goût de Ça: which products are the hottest?

Love the heat? Volkan is our most intense sauce, and Chilipis is our extra-spicy marinade. Prefer milder? Start with Tutipis, our all-purpose epis, and Boukan BBQ sauce, which has just a touch of heat.

Shipping and retail locations

  • Online: shipping anywhere in Canada, free on orders over $65.
  • In stores: more than 80 retail locations in Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, the United States and France. Find the nearest one on our store locator.

Frequently asked questions

How much do Le Goût de Ça products cost?

Our hot sauces start at $10.99, our epis are $15.99 per 375 mL jar, and our gift sets range from $30.99 to $92.99.

What is the spiciest Le Goût de Ça product?

Volkan hot sauce. Among the marinades, it's Chilipis.

Who created Le Goût de Ça?

Le Goût de Ça was co-founded by Émilie Lafortune, known as Émilie Cuizine.

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