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Six Pack – six 20 ml sauces, made in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Made in Bosnia & Herzegovina

Six Pack – six 20 ml sauces

10.0/10 · 1 review

31.00 KM

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Six small 20 ml bottles in a box, 31 KM. The brand decides which six — and that is part of the deal.

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Full description

Six small 20 ml sauce bottles in a box. The contents are deliberately decided rather than chosen: the brand picks which six go in the box, and that changes from batch to batch.

That means two boxes are not identical, but it also means you get six different sauces rather than six of the same thing — which is more useful for someone who wants to taste, and impossible for someone buying a present who knows exactly what is wanted.

Who it is for

For someone who likes hot food and will not have to decide whether it is too hot. For a pocket supply of heat, for a bag, for a trip. For a dinner where nobody has to ask how hot it is.

Detail

Every bottle is glass, 20 ml, made the same way as the 100 ml bottles. The box is rigid board, no plastic.

Specification

Made inBosnia and Herzegovina
ProducerĐed Niko
LocationPodgradci
MaterialSix glass bottles of sauce, 20 ml each
CraftSmall batch
Weight430 g
SKUDN-3290

Reviews

Average rating 10.0 out of 101 review

  • Nikola Andrić

    Rated 10 out of 10

    Ovo je vrhunki proizvod.

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Đed Niko

Podgradci · 39 products

A family farm near Gradiška: hot sauces, spice blends, pickled chillies and seedlings. All by hand, in small batches.

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Podgradci: from one chilli to thirty varieties

Producer story · October 14, 2026

Podgradci: from one chilli to thirty varieties

A farm near Gradiška started in 2017 with one chilli and one sentence about how hot it really was. They now grow thirty varieties and have three bottles that differ by a single number.

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