
I started LITS to bring real sauce out of homemade kitchens.
I'm Malaysian-Tamil, born into a household where sauce wasn't a side note. Amma's sambal turned weeknight rice into something you'd remember the next day. Every friend's home I visited had its own version of the same story: a homemade sauce on the table, treated as essential, made with care.
Then I'd walk into a supermarket and the only options were watered-down bottles built for novelty wing nights and shock-value gimmicks. You know the kind. Why pair a $100 steak with the same sauce you'd put on a gas-station hot dog? Why is every spicy option on the shelf built for shock instead of for cooking?
So I started bottling the sauces I actually wanted to eat. Small batches. Real ingredients. Recipes that came from kitchens, not labs. For people who miss the taste of home. For people who've only ever known the same old stuff and deserve better. You deserve a better sauce experience.



