The people on there are not exaggerating; I tasted a tiny DROP, literally a RAINDROP size drop less than the diameter of a DIME, on a tortilla chip, and even that small drop was tear-inducing, made my nose run, and pure P A I N sat on my tongue and the roof of my mouth for 15 minutes. Marinades – Add flair and flavour to your cooking with these fine chilli infused marinades and cooking sauces. I could no longer move, I was glued to my chair with unimaginable pain, eating this on an empty stomach was a huge mistake. Da Bomb Hot Sauce has a scoville rating of 135,600 scoville units, The Bomb Da' Bomb Beyond Insanity will take your palate on a wild ride. Tinned Beans – Oh so good for all your favourite Mexican recipes, refried beans are a staple ingredient for burritos, wraps, nachos etc.

If you like a smoky chipotle taste that is hotter than hell, then this is your the evil buddy you’ve been looking for. This sauce is made w habanero and chipotle peppers as well as orange juice and has a definite citrus flavor. Despite some of the negative comments that we have seen about this sauce on the internet, it isn’t ALL bad. Known for its merciless heat, this sauce lives up to its name with a mind-blowing intensity that can bring even the most seasoned chili-head to their knees. not as bad as people make it out to be, it has some heat but nothing unbearable, and nothing compared to some of the hotter stuff you can find on the market.

Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce (4oz/113g) - This is the sauce that made Gordon Ramsey cry in Hot Ones Season 8, Episode 1. We make every effort to supply goods as shown on our web site, however occasionally we do have to substitute products for an alternative of equal or greater value, where a valid substitute is available. It uses pure habanero peppers as well as pepper extract to create a sauce measured at 135,600 Scovillle units. Ingredients: Habaneros (habaneros, salt), Chipotle Puree (chipotles, water, salt, citric acid), Water, Orange Juice Concentrate, Natural Pepper Flavoring, Tomato Paste, Potassium Sorbate and Sodium Benzoate (to preserve freshness). This is literally like spraying pepper spray directly onto your tongue, and then squirming in pain exactly like the interview subjects in Hot Ones.

While some may approach it with trepidation, others seek the thrill of testing their taste buds against the limits of spiciness. You can taste the smokiness (and a little sweetness from the habaneros and orange juice) right away and as this builds the tomato paste is more pronounced, giving Da Bomb some acidic properties in this flavor profile.Not wanting to back down from a challenge I quickly dumped a load onto a crisp and went nom nom nom. This is a sauce made for drops, not for drizzles (and DEFINITELY not for pours if you’re a sane human being). This sauce is WAAAY hotter than advertised and hotter than anything without extract but it tastes like someone who didn’t know what smoke was tried to recreate barbecue sauce with lab chemicals and way too long of a cook time. It will hurt pretty bad for like 15, 20 minutes tops and make it hard to speak or even think in that time period, after which it slowly starts to ramp down. If you're going to have something to drink, I didn't do milk, but I did try water, and the water honestly didn't help that much.

I dumped about a tablespoon of this stuff on a plate and let people dip as much as they wanted and then we all ate a nugget at the same time. En laissant votre question vous acceptez de laisser votre nom et prénom pour affichage sur le site ainsi que votre adresse mail pour pouvoir vous communiquer la réponse. Disclaimer: While we work to ensure that product information is correct, on occasion manufacturers may alter their ingredient lists. I bought it purely just to experience it because it's hilarious how people on Hot Ones react to it — and I didn't underestimate it because I knew that if I did, I'd be in for a hellish experience, and mind you, I love spicy food, but this truly is -stupid- hot.If only they could build in some taste – perhaps the others in the range might offer something in that way…? SPICY SAVINGS… Because you’ll only need a dash or two, you won’t need to reload your hot sauce supply as often. I know Final Answer has way more scoville but everyone says Beyond Insanity feels hotter than it's SHU and idk if he same applies for Final Answer.

The flavor is smokey and citrusy, while yes it does have the extract flavor in it, it doesn't stick out that badly in my opinion. Just sip on it constantly in the recovery period, and it'll genuinely feel like the pain is going away. When we pointed this out to the good folks who make Da Bomb hot sauces, they were more than happy to oblige our natural bent. In our taste session we toyed with the merest drops of this stuff, rather than commit to a marinade.

It is exactly what everyone – and the people at Hot Ones say – it’s spicy as hell, and tastes really bad because of that. Sorry, I didn’t mean to yell, I just needed to make it clear that even if you blast through a habanero pepper easily, this sauce will get you.