Thread: Hot Sauce anyone?

Originally Posted by Bill S

Try a search. One of our members has (or had) a pretty impressive collection. Might have been Icedog?

maybe - I'll post this one again: Hot Sauces - Straight Razor Place Forums

There will always be a soft spot in my heart for the ol' gran-daddy -- Tabasco (original). And, I enjoy dabbling from time to time - especially when eating barbecue.

At the end of the day though, my two favorites remain to be...

- Frank's Red Hot for good old, traditional buffalo wings, on omlettes, and in sloppy joes and chili...
- and Cholula for Mexican food

My sons father-in-law buys "Mad Dog" by the case from somewhere in the state of Washington. I really don't know how anybody can survive this stuff. BTW, this is a warning to anybody who is offered this to try. DON'T DO IT! It will knock your D*** in the dirt. I tried some at his house one night and I thought I would die, literally! His daughter was showing off, she is eighteen, swallowed about a teaspoon, and passed out - right there on the kitchen floor. He and his sons consume this monstrous product on a regular basis. I don't understand how anyone could enjoy this!

This is a warning to all!

Cholula is the bomb!


cheers
David

I received a bottle of sauce called "Stinging Hornets" as a stocking stuffer last month.

It packs plenty of heat, but the flavor of it is what makes it a great sauce.

Originally Posted by Malacoda

There will always be a soft spot in my heart for the ol' gran-daddy -- Tabasco (original). And, I enjoy dabbling from time to time - especially when eating barbecue.

At the end of the day though, my two favorites remain to be...

- Frank's Red Hot for good old, traditional buffalo wings, on omlettes, and in sloppy joes and chili...
- and Cholula for Mexican food

Those are my choices as well. I like to try various hot sauces just for fun but those three are the kings.

Originally Posted by zepplin

My sons father-in-law buys "Mad Dog" by the case from somewhere in the state of Washington. I really don't know how anybody can survive this stuff. BTW, this is a warning to anybody who is offered this to try. DON'T DO IT! It will knock your D*** in the dirt. I tried some at his house one night and I thought I would die, literally! His daughter was showing off, she is eighteen, swallowed about a teaspoon, and passed out - right there on the kitchen floor. He and his sons consume this monstrous product on a regular basis. I don't understand how anyone could enjoy this!

This is a warning to all!

mad dog is on the milder side of the superhot sauces and anyone can enjoy it after a while. It's like straight shaving, most feel the burn first then like it after a bit. Mad dog is pretty good. Another good sauce is Acid Rain. Not very hot, and tastes great.

Hottest sauce I ever tried came from New Orleans-"Scorned Woman". Hell really hath no fury like that salsa does!

Originally Posted by Croaker

Hottest sauce I ever tried came from New Orleans-"Scorned Woman". Hell really hath no fury like that salsa does!

That's a good one

The Scoville Heat Scale for Chilli Peppers and Hot Sauces from ChilliWorld. Compare relative heats all the way to Blair's 6 A.M. - pure capsaicin.