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Jalapeno Table Hot Sauce

Pain is Good Jalapeno Spice Mix delivers a zesty kick with a mild heat that highlights the unmistakable flavor of fresh jalapenos. This spice blend is carefully crafted with roasted chiles, tangy lime zest, and a vibrant mix of spices, giving it a balanced, complex flavor profile. The texture is fine yet robust, perfect for coating dishes or adding a flavorful layer to your favorite meals. Whether you’re looking for a versatile seasoning or an extra heat boost, this spice mix provides a smooth yet fiery experience that complements any dish. Perfect for a wide range of applications, the Pain is Good Jalapeno Spice Mix adds a mild heat to grilled meats, roasted vegetables, or even popcorn. Sprinkle it over tacos, stir it into soups, or use it as a rub for chicken and fish. The citrusy lime undertone also makes it a great addition to marinades, giving your dishes an exciting flavor kick without overwhelming the palate. For a simple yet bold flavor upgrade, this spice mix is a must-have in any kitchen. Made in the USA

Ghost Pepper BBQ Sauce

This Ghost Pepper BBQ Sauce behaves itself for all of three seconds. The molasses and cane sugar step forward first, luring you in with a warm, smoky sweetness… then the ghost pepper creeps out from behind the curtain and taps you firmly on the soul. I tried it on ribs, brisket and chicken, and it turned every one of them into a slow-building dare. Deep, sticky, smoky and just dangerous enough to make you question your life choices — exactly what a proper BBQ sauce ought to do.

Jamaican #114 Hot Sauce

Pain Is Good Jamaican has a proper island character to it. Habanero brings the heat, while pineapple and citrus give it a bright, fruity edge. The garlic and jerk-style spices add warmth and savoury depth without burying the fruit. I’d happily reach for this with jerk chicken, grilled pork, burgers or a plate of rice and peas. It would also make a rather good companion for anything coming off the BBQ. This has enough fire to get your attention, but there’s plenty going on beyond the burn. That, in my book, is how a hot sauce should behave.

Harissa Hot Sauce

Sambal Hot Sauce

This Sambal Hot Sauce isn’t just a condiment — it’s a miniature tropical storm in a bottle. Red Jalapeños meet fiery Habaneros with a touch of garlic and cane sugar to create a balanced, punchy, and utterly addictive experience. I’ve drizzled it on noodles, fried rice, and grilled seafood — every time it wakes up the palate and makes you wonder why some sauces aren’t this good.

Jamaican Style Batch #114

Pain is Good Jamaican Style is a hot jerk sauce stacked with Habanero peppers and with the addition of pineapple and jerk spices it boasts the taste of Jamaica. Put this on your chicken or ribs and you don’t wan’t anything else again. Origin: Kansas, USA. Content: 210 gram

Habanero Hot Sauce

Pain Is Good Habanero has the sort of name that suggests it intends to cause trouble. Thankfully, this one keeps its manners. The habanero brings a fruity warmth, while carrot adds a little sweetness and mustard gives the sauce a savoury edge. Garlic rounds everything off nicely. At 9,410 SHU, it has enough heat to get your attention without making dinner a survival exercise. I’d reach for this with burgers, eggs, grilled chicken, tacos or anything that needs a lively habanero kick. A very respectable everyday sauce, and one that knows how to behave at the dinner table.

Teri-YAH-ki Sauce

Wonderful blend of complex sweet flavours and mild heat, this teriyaki sauce is perfect for chicken wings and stir-fries.

Carolina Reaper BBQ Sauce

This Carolina Reaper BBQ Sauce does not creep in politely; it storms the room, kicks over the furniture and dares you to pretend you are coping. The Pain Is Good lot have folded Reaper fire into smoky chilli, molasses and a sharp hit of orange, creating a sauce that behaves like a proper barbecue glaze before dropping the hammer. I tried it on brisket and immediately questioned several life choices, but the flavour is undeniable — rich, smoky, citrus-tinged and stubbornly addictive. Slather it on wings, ribs or anything that deserves both respect and punishment. Use with enthusiasm, but not hubris.

#37 Habanero Garlic Salsa

Garlic. More garlic. Then just for good measure… a smattering of garlic. Pain Is Good Batch #37 Habanero Garlic Salsa is an ode to that pungent little bulb that gives breath freshener companies nightmares. This salsa is not for the faint of heart or the weak of tastebud. Packed with habaneros, jalapeños, and enough garlic to fend off an army of vampires, it’s smoky, savoury and utterly addictive. Ideal slathered over tacos, dolloped onto nachos, stirred into chilli, or spooned straight from the jar like the garlic-guzzling beast you are. Just do not plan a date night afterwards – unless you both share a fetish for fire and fragrance.

Buffalo Blue Cheese Wing Sauce

Meet Bubba, the sauce-slinging legend who decided blue cheese dip was wasting his precious wing-eating time. So he stuck it in the sauce. Genius. Expect classic Buffalo burn with the savoury tang of blue cheese already mixed in. Wings, burgers, chips, or straight out the bottle when no one’s watching.

Chipotle Hot Sauce

Not every bottle needs to melt your molars. This one’s about smouldering depth. Chipotle peppers, tomatoes, spice, and a suspicious splash of orange juice create a medium heat marvel with real flavour. Ideal on tacos, over nachos, or stirred into beans for smoky splendour.

Moruga Masala Mini Hot Sauce

Trinidad Scorpion BBQ Sauce

Pain Is Good Trinidad Scorpion BBQ Sauce doesn’t ask politely — it stings first and leaves you begging for mercy later. That said, it isn’t all punishment: a splash of pineapple and a cunning blend of spices bring balance to the mayhem. Smother it on pulled pork, ribs, or chicken and witness an unforgettable clash of fiery heat and tangy sweetness. Only the brave need apply.

#114 Jamaican Style

Brace yourself for a Caribbean-style kicking courtesy of Batch #114. This Jamaican-inspired menace combines fiery habaneros, classic jerk seasoning, and a citrusy slap of lemon and lime. A gloriously tropical tongue-thrasher that’ll transport your taste buds straight to the islands—whether they like it or not. Perfect on jerk chicken, grilled pork, fried plantain or simply drizzled over your rice ‘n peas like a sadist on holiday.

#37 Garlic Style

If garlic’s your god and pain your prophet, then step right up. Batch #37 is a garlic-drenched sauce for the truly devoted. Habanero heat meets the holy trinity of garlic, carrots, and spice. Pour it over pizza, drown your pasta, baptise your roasties—just don’t come crying when you starts speaking in tongues.

Ghost-Ujang Mini Hot Sauce

Cayenne Hot Sauce

This Cayenne Hot Sauce is Pain Is Good in a bottle: simple, direct and absolutely not messing about. Aged cayenne peppers lead the charge with a bright, vinegary snap, backed by enough garlic and onion to keep things honest. I threw it on eggs, tacos and even a lonely steak, and it lifted the lot without elbowing the flavour off the plate. It is the kind of everyday hot sauce that proves “basic” and “boring” are not the same thing — dependable heat, bold taste and zero nonsense.

Jalapeno Hot Sauce

Yes, this one is beyond its Best Before date 28/02/2026, and yes, I have reduced it accordingly. That date marks optimum quality, not a dramatic collapse into danger. The jalapeño still delivers a steady, honest warmth — perhaps a touch less sprightly, but no less enjoyable. Mild? Perhaps. Boring? Never. This Jalapeño Hot Sauce sneaks up on you with a gentle kick, a citrusy lime tang, and roasted pepper depth that keeps the tongue entertained. I’ve tried it on tacos, eggs, and grilled chicken — each bite a reminder that even the “tame” can have attitude. Fresh, vibrant, and perfectly balanced, it’s the kind of sauce you’ll use every day without fear of total combustion.

#218 Louisiana Style

Ah yes, the Cajun classic. Batch #218 brings the soulful spirit of Louisiana with a hot and saucy twist. Think habanero and cayenne peppers jiving with garlic and lime, all grooving to a swampy rhythm of spices. Splendid on gumbo, jambalaya, or even a cheeky splash on your fry-up. Featured on Hot Ones, so you know it means business.

Sriracha Hot Sauce

Pain Is Good Sriracha is a straightforward little number, and sometimes that’s exactly what you want. Red chilli brings the heat, while cane sugar gives it a gentle sweetness. Vinegar adds the familiar tang, with fried garlic providing a savoury depth underneath it all. At around 6,000 SHU, it has enough heat to wake things up without taking over the entire meal. I’d happily splash it over eggs, noodles, fried rice, burgers or a bacon sandwich. It’s the sort of sauce you can leave on the table and reach for without first considering your life choices. A very useful quality in a Sriracha.

Raw Heat Vintage 69′ Hot Sauce

Raw Heat Vintage 69′ brings a solid habanero kick, backed up by smoky chipotle, garlic and tomato. There’s a good savoury depth here, with the malt vinegar adding the sharpness you’d expect from a proper table hot sauce. The heat is noticeable from the start, but this isn’t some extract-fuelled monstrosity that obliterates everything in its path. You can actually taste what’s going on, which is generally a useful quality in a hot sauce. I’d reach for it with burgers, wings, tacos, eggs or grilled meat. The smoky chipotle makes it particularly good when there’s a bit of char involved, while the habanero gives dinner enough of a nudge to keep things interesting. Raw Heat, then. Not quite the apocalyptic event the name might suggest. Still plenty of bite, though.

Habanero Table Hot Sauce

Pain is Good Habanero Hot Sauce brings the unmistakable heat of habanero peppers, balanced with layers of flavor that make every drop count. Sweet carrots, sharp mustard, and rich garlic round out the natural fruitiness of the peppers, creating a bold, complex sauce with serious character. Smooth and vibrant, it delivers intensity without losing balance. This sauce shines on tacos, burgers, and grilled meats, adds depth to soups and chili, and pairs beautifully with roasted vegetables. Heal Level: Medium Made in the USA

#218 Smoked Jalapeno Salsa

For those with daintier tongues but delusions of bravery, this smoked jalapeno number delivers full flavour without an emergency room visit. Chipotles, bell peppers, roasted garlic—this is smoky, savoury loveliness for the more “sensitive” types. Pile it on tacos, burgers, or crisps if you must.

Spicy Honey Habanero Wing Sauce

Sweet? Yes. Spicy? Oh yes. This honeyed habanero beast is sweet pain in a bottle. Perfect as a wing glaze, rib marinade, or as an unholy drizzle over grilled halloumi. It balances sting and sweetness like a bee with a grudge.

Gochujang Hot Sauce