
Last updated June 2026 · BoroPantry Editorial Team · Prices in GBP
The swicy trend, a delightful blend of sweet and spicy, is gaining traction in the UK. Popularised by condiments like hot honey and chili crisp, this trend adds a flavourful kick to everyday meals. Whether you're drizzling hot honey over pizza or adding chili crisp to noodles, this guide explores how these condiments are used in the UK. Discover their unique characteristics and find out which dishes they complement best, all while keeping your pantry stocked with the latest trends.
Explore the nuances of these exciting flavours and see how you can incorporate them into your culinary repertoire. From Mike's Hot Honey to Fly By Jing's Chili Crisp, we've got the UK swicy scene covered, complete with allergen notes where applicable.
| Condiment | What it is | Best on |
|---|---|---|
| Hot honey | Honey infused with chili peppers | Pizza, fried chicken, cheese |
| Chili crisp | Oil-based condiment with chili flakes and crunchy bits | Noodles, rice, dumplings |
| Sriracha | Hot sauce made from chili peppers, vinegar, garlic | Eggs, burgers, sandwiches |
| Chilli oil | Oil infused with chili peppers | Stir-fries, soups, dim sum |
Hot honey can be drizzled over pizza, fried chicken, and cheese for a sweet and spicy kick.
No, chili crisp contains crunchy bits and spices, while chili oil is primarily infused oil with chili peppers.
Mike's Hot Honey is available at specialty grocery stores like BoroPantry and can also be found online.
Fly By Jing's Chili Crisp pairs well with noodles, rice, and dumplings, adding a spicy and crunchy texture.
Always check the label for allergens, as some products may contain ingredients like sesame or nuts.
Product information is for general reference only; always read the label, ingredients and allergen statement on the packaging. Pricing in GBP and availability may change.
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