Town Center restaurants
A local condiment for burgers, sandwiches and fries.
Texas Jalapeño Ketchup, Seasonings & Bloody Mary Mix
Keller restaurant wholesale
Keller's family restaurants and Town Center cafes serve a community that likes local favorites. SpiceItUp! Jalapeño Ketchup gives them a Texas-made condiment, ordered wholesale on Faire.
Keller is a family-focused town in northeast Tarrant County, and Keller Town Center is its dining and gathering spot. Restaurants here win with friendly service and food families return to.
A North Texas jalapeño ketchup is the kind of local detail that fits.
A local condiment for burgers, sandwiches and fries.
Quick, familiar plates after games, with a spicy dip.
Pair Medium with breakfast potatoes and egg sandwiches.
Use an "Order wholesale on Faire" button on this page. Signing up through our link is what unlocks the SpiceItUp! offer.
Enter your business details and tell Faire you are buying for use in your restaurant, bar or hotel.
Add cases to your cart. Current case packs and wholesale prices are listed on our Faire page.
Pay by card or choose 60-day terms where Faire offers them. Faire verifies your business after your first order.
The offer and terms are set by Faire, quoted from our Faire page in October 2026, and can change. You will see the current offer when you sign up.
Yes. SpiceItUp! is made in Corinth, in Denton County, and its jalapeño ketchup has been bottled in Texas since 1995.
Yes. Since June 2026, Faire lets restaurants, bars, hotels and other businesses buy wholesale for use in their own operation, not only to resell. Faire verifies your business after the first order.
Businesses buying for their own use pay applicable sales tax at checkout, as end users. Shops buying to resell follow Faire's resale process instead.
Current case packs and wholesale prices are listed on the SpiceItUp! Faire page. For questions about the right size for your kitchen, email info@spiceitup.com.