True story : Hot sauces I purchase by the case

Yes, A case of each

The old standard. Let it bottle age for a minimum of 2 years. I buy it in 12 Oz because it darkens and ages better after opening

Tastes like crap when fresh. Must be aged until it is no longer red. Excellent straight over real fried Tacos. I buy it in quart bottles

Quickly getting expensive . One of my favorite all around sauces. Big flavor , medium heat. Also sold as Tennessee sunshine and Cajun

sunshine

Mexican food specific with no crossover. Medium heat good flavor

Yes, I use a lot of hot sauce and consume Jalapenos, Serrano and Poblanos on a daily basis

14 responses to “True story : Hot sauces I purchase by the case

  1. I have two of these, Cholulla and Tobasco. You are correct about the aging. Trader Joe’s makes a couple good ones too. Their Habanero is killer hot, to me at least. One drop is MORE than sufficient to light a fire on both ends. ;-))

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  2. I prefer Crystal and a vinegar in Thai peppers.

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  3. I CAN DRINK A WHOLE BOTTLE OF TABASCO IN 30 SECONDS.
    I MUCH PREFER HABANEROS, GHOST CHILI & SCORPION CHILE.
    REAL HOT SAUCE IS DAVES TOTAL INSANITY & VICIOUS VIPER.
    TRY ONE OF THOSE, THEN TALK ABOUT HOT.

    blueray

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    • I drink for flavor, but I grow some of the hottest peppers known to man

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      • I regularly eat the hottest peppers known to man. Sometimes with
        Habaneros I have to eat 2 or 3 at a time to get enough burn. I
        moved on to Bhut Jalokia , then to Scorpion Chile, hottest in the
        world. But I discovered I liked the flavor & the crispy crunch of the
        Habaneros. MUCH better flavor. I used to love Jalapenos, but they
        just taste like pickles now. Gotta eat 10 of them to get any burn. If
        there is a hotter pepper than the Scorpion, I’d love to try it.
        blueray

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      • I am growing Carolina reaper. HUGE plants and HUGE yields. My wife ferments them and uses them as pesticide

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      • I’ve eaten Carolina reaper peppers & have used several types of
        Carolina hot sauces. Good burn. Still like Habaneros flavor better.
        I’ll clarify : this isn’t me being ‘ macho ‘ or a braggart. I was
        diagnosed with skin cancer 37 years ago – runs in the genes. All the
        doctors do is cut, freeze & burn it off. NO attempt to address the
        cause. After losing so called medical coverage at retirement, I could
        no longer afford cut & burn ” healing.” I’ve had over 400 lesions
        removed, my dad stopped counting at 4,000. ‘ Alternative ‘ medicine
        seemed the only option. I’m called blueray because I got Argyria
        from colloidal silver. No pain, you just turn blue faced. I heard that
        various plants are ‘ anti-cancer ‘ so I got into them. Ginger, Turmeric,
        Habaneros & Onions, etc., are often cited as anti-cancer. If nothing
        it’s natural. So I chow down on all the reported alternative medicine
        anti-cancer foods except Onions. Ironic, ain’t it ? I can eat the hottest
        peppers in the world, but onions give me hell. I listened to my body,
        it said Habaneros were best. I eat daily 5 of the so called top 10 anti-
        cancer foods. Only had one chunk of meat cut out in the last 20 years.
        Don’t know if this is the best course, but I’m still here. And I’ve
        NEVER needed a laxative my whole life ! Who’d a thought . . .
        All this medical nonsense will disappear when the MedBed
        technology is released. Can’t wait.
        blueray

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      • Dude, You have broken your “Hot” thing

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      • What’s that mean – ‘ you have broken your hot thing ?’ I’m 67 years
        old & definitely not ‘ hip.’
        blueray

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  4. Thanks. I did not know about hot sauce aging.

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  5. I eat so much hot sauce and peppers my asshole thinks I moved to Mexico 40 yrs ago.

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  6. Good intel about aging; didn’t know that! If you can find Matouk’s Calypso Sauce, give it a go. Hot and tasty!

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