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SpaghettiOs is stepping into the spicy ring!

Posted on April 5, 2023 by Monica Reed

Spicey, spicey!!!

SpaghettiOs is getting on the spicy hot bandwagon, hotsauce lovers….REJOICE!!! SpaghettiOs Spicy Original made with Frank’s RedHot is hitting the market to make hot sauce lovers happy. The original formula gets its kick from a mild-medium heat level. I have been adding hot sauce to my SpaghettiOs for years. I can’t believe they just came up with this!

(Video courtesy of Bon Appétit)

SpaghettiOs Spicy Original can be found at retailers nationwide for a suggested price of $1.59 starting this month!

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