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Queen Majesty Morita Mesquite Hot Sauce
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Queen Majesty Morita Mesquite hot sauce is a new limited edition hot sauce from New York’s finest hot sauce maker. The goal was to create a sauce that sits somewhere between a hot sauce and barbecue sauce, but more versatile and without added sugars. The focus is therefore on the deliciously smoky Chipotle Morita pepper and the dried bean of the mesquite tree, which adds a subtle nutty flavor. Sweet onions, dates, garlic, and tomato puree provide extra layers, and finally, there’s also a nice touch of acidity from the vinegar. Simply a really good Chipotle Morita hot sauce from Queen Majesty, which works especially well on everything from the barbecue, tacos, chilaquiles, or to marinate your pieces of meat.
Hot Ones Los Calientes Barbacoa Hot Sauce
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The Hot Ones Los Calientes Barbacoa Hot Sauce is famous from the YouTube show Hot Ones. In several seasons, this hot sauce was on wing number 4, which means that the heat and flavor are perfectly balanced. As the name suggests, this hot sauce has a smokey character that lends itself perfectly to BBQ and meat dishes in general. Los Calientes Barbacoa and the other Hot Ones sauces can be ordered exclusively at Heatsupply.
Mark’s Barbados Style Hot Sauce
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Mark’s Barbados Style Hot Sauce pays tribute to the traditional Bajan ‘pepper sauces’ that are so popular on the island of Barbados. It’s a unique blend of aged hot Scotch Bonnet peppers, tropical fruits (mango, pineapple and papaya), prepared mustard and even a dash of rum is added for good measure. This sauce has a nice afterburn, is fruity, fresh and acidic and gives every dish a sunny touch. Very tasty with typical Caribbean dishes, seafood, curries and much more!
Piko Peppers Volkano Hot Sauce
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This Piko Peppers Volkano hot sauce is the hottest of the Canadian brand and the sauce surprises with the fruity taste of the Habanero pepper that is harvested during the Canadian heat waves in the summer, when the sun is at its peak. This means the fruits are full of sugar and fully ripened. They are then grilled before being put in a sauce with a hint of lemon and fresh garlic. Simple, fresh, natural ingredients create an unmistakable, complex flavor that is very versatile.
Dawson’s Big Smoke Chipotle Hot Sauce
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This Dawson’s Big Smoke Chipotle Hot Sauce is, like the name already suggests, a deliciously smoky hot sauce. That’s because the first and main ingredient is the Chipotle pepper, which is a smoked Jalapeno. It makes this the ultimate hot sauce for your upcoming barbecue sessions. Especially thanks to the added brown sugar, which makes this sauce nice and sweet as well! Rub this sauce on your ribs or toss it on your burger and enjoy to the fullest!
Crazy Bastard Sauce Superhot Special
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This Crazy Bastard Superhot Special hot sauce is the latest from the feared Superhot line of the German brand. It’s also the hottest they’ve ever made. The sauce consists of 50% superhot peppers, so prepare yourself for a burning mouth and a sweaty aftermath! Luckily, it’s not just painful, but also really tasty (if you can still pick out the flavors). The hot sauce is seasoned with lemongrass, ginger, garlic, amchur mango powder, galangal, and lime leaf. Perfect for rice and noodle dishes and curries!
Heartbeat Blueberry Habanero Hot Sauce
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This Heartbeat Blueberry Habanero hot sauce is a special edition of the original red Habanero sauce. Loaded with real blueberries and made with the help of Forgotten Lake Blueberry Ale from Lake of the Woods Brewery. Not too sweet, but it will taste great with all your savoury dishes and even with dessert, as you can see in the video down below.
Torchbearer Habanero Evil Hot Sauce
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This Torchbearer Habanero Evil Hot Sauce might be the ultimate every day hot sauce. The popular American brand created a mid-level hot sauce, despite the Habanero being the first ingredient, which you can use on just about everything. Besides Habanero they made this sauce with lots of garlic, onion, a good dose of black pepper and something that is not very normal for Torchbearer: vinegar. Usually they make their hot sauces with an olive oil base, but vinegar simply matches the flavor profile of this perfect allround hot sauce way better. From pizza to burgers and from your morning eggs to tacos, this stuff will be great with it. An extra tip: use it as a marinade for a shish kebab.
Dawson’s Zuzu’s 7-Pot Hot Sauce
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This Dawson’s Zuzu’s 7-Pot hot sauce is known from Hot Ones and is a special extremely hot sauce. Not only because of the combination of fruity 7-Pot peppers and Ghost Peppers, but especially because of the addition of two special ingredients: fennel seed and Sambuca! When you open it, the recognizable scents of those two ingredients hit immediately. These are also the first two things that come in when tasting, but that quickly makes way for the brutal heat of the two super hot peppers. Yet it is not too sharp, partly due to the use of paprika, sugars (maple syrup) and garlic. A very good (and hot) sauce for pasta & pizza, wings and as a marinade.
Raijmakers Heetmakers Chipotle & Whiskey – Best Dutch Hot Sauce 2024
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The Raijmakers Heetmakers Heat Enhancer definitely makes you feel nice & hot. It contains a good amount of fresh Habanero’s, smoky Chipotle and some infused Whiskey to give this hot sauce that sweet touch. The ultimate cure for all of your meat and barbecue dishes, such as ribs, steaks and wings. It also comes in a beautiful packaging, which is a nice bonus!
Dawson’s Garlic Jalapeno Hot Sauce
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This Dawson’s Garlic Jalapeño hot sauce provides a great combination of fresh and savoury flavors. The freshness comes from the Jalapeno peppers, Poblano peppers and vinegar, while the savoury flavors come from the garlic, onion, olive oil and sea salt. The olive oil also gives it a nice creamy texture. The end result is a very tasty and versatile sauce. From eggs to salads and from seafood to Mexican, this stuff will make it all better. Delicious!
Dawson’s XXX Ghost Pepper Mash
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This Dawson’s Ghost Pepper Mash is not just a hot sauce, but like the name already says a mash. In each bottle they have put an astonishing amount of 30 Ghost Peppers! You’ll feel that for sure and we mainly advise to cook with it instead of using it as a table sauce. But still you can taste something more than just Ghost Pepper. That’s because they added some garlic, vinegar and sea salt. You’ll probably only taste them in the beginning though, because after that the Ghost Pepper will take over!
Hellfire Devil’s Blend Roasted Reaper Hot Sauce
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This Hellfire Devil’s Blend Roasted Reaper Hot Sauce might just be the ultimate taco-sauce. An amazing mix of roasted Jalapenos, Habaneros and Carolina Reaper is combined with products like roasted garlic, cilantro, tomatillos, some lime, scallions and Granny Smith apples. The result is an insanely delicious hot sauce with an obvious sour touch, but also with a great savoury flavor that fits perfectly with tacos. This sauce didn’t win multiple awards, with an award for ‘Best Taco Sauce’ among them, without a reason. Must try!
Queen Majesty Cocoa Ghost Hot Sauce
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Queen Majesty Cocoa Ghost is a wonderfully complex hot sauce due to the unique mix of peppers (Ghost Pepper, Habanero, Chipotle, Pasilla) and ingredients such as cocoa powder, pineapple and plums. It’s a bit sweet and smokey, but above all very savory and also quite spicy. This makes this hot sauce ideal for just about anything that comes from the barbecue, but the garlic and ginger also make it very good with rice/noodle dishes. Bottom line: pure quality as we are used to from this Brooklyn based brand.
La Pimenterie Fogo Piri Piri hot sauce
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La Pimenterie Fogo is a piri piri hot sauce that captures our hearts. It boasts an exceptionally good flavor, medium heat, and achieves a perfect balance of savory and tangy ingredients. This hot sauce is incredibly versatile and nearly impossible not to enjoy.
Hot Ones Los Calientes Rojo Hot Sauce
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This Hot Ones Los Calientes Rojo Hot Sauce is the halfway hot sauce in the Hot Ones line up since season 11. That means it’s not super hot, but it is super tasty! You can really taste the smoked Jalapeno and Habanero at first, which gives the sauce a savoury and slightly smoky vibe. After that the sweetness of the apricot really shines through and combined with savoury ingredients such as garlic, onion, cumin, black pepper and thyme make this a complex hot sauce. Delicious on wings (ofcourse), burritos, eggs and so on.
Crazy Bastard Sauce Habanero & Tomatillo
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This habanero & tomatillo hot sauce from Crazy Bastard is pretty spicy and very versatile. This is because of the right balance between fiery habanero peppers, zesty tomatillos and ingredients such as onion, garlic and sweet peppers.
El Jefe Primo Salsa Barbacoa Cherry Hot Sauce
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This El Jefe Primo Salsa Barbacoa Cherry Hot Sauce is, as the name already implies, a barbecue style hot sauce. A nice smokey flavor, ofcourse with a decent hit of sweetness from the cherry and dates. That makes this hot sauce especially great on red meats, like spare ribs.
Torchbearer Danny Wood’s Jalapeno Cilantro Sauce
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This Torchbearer Danny Wood’s Jalapeno Cilantro Sauce is a fairly mild hot sauce with a deliciously fresh, tart and savory character. By using Jalapeños in combination with a lot of coriander and lime juice, a delicious fresh and tart flavor is created. With garlic as the second ingredient, that taste is certainly present, but it is the black pepper that is perhaps the most surprising. It compliments the taste superbly and it makes the sauce super versatile. Mostly very good with your favorite Mexican dishes, but also fish, sandwiches and (grilled) vegetables are taken to the next level with this one.
La Pimenterie Gochuracha
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What do you get when you combine sriracha with gochujang? La Pimenterie Gochuracha! The best of both worlds captured in one bottle. Gochujang is a traditional Korean pepper paste with a fine balance of spicy, sweet, and umami. Sriracha is of Thai origin and is often sweet, medium spicy, and has a hefty dose of garlic. This Gochuracha is therefore deliciously sweet, medium spicy, umami, and savory. Use it with all your favorite dishes from various Asian cuisines, but it’s actually way more versatile.
SWET Metro Bolo Dodo – Whoogy’s Hot Sauce
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Ever thought: I’d love a hot sauce with the flavor of a good Bolognese sauce? Well, that’s exactly what this SWET Metro Bolo Dodo – Whoogy’s Hot Sauce is. For those unfamiliar with Whoogy: He’s a chef with a serious following on platforms like YouTube and Instagram.
Queen Majesty Scotch Bonnet & Ginger Hot Sauce
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Queen Majesty Scotch Bonnet & Ginger hot sauce is a delicious and unique hot sauce because of the strong ginger taste in combination with the the Scotch Bonnet peppers. Vibrant flavor with slow-burning heat. Good with soups, rice dishes, eggs and sandwiches.
Pain is Good Jamaican Style Batch #114
(5.0)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.
Marie Sharp’s Belizean Heat
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This Marie Sharp’s Belizean Heat hot sauce is a typical Marie Sharp’s hot sauce, known for the good balance of flavors, but this time with a lot more heat. Habanero peppers are combined with fresh carrots, onion, garlic and capsicum. Very good with soups, pastas, sauces and more.