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Favorite hot sauce?

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  • What’s your favorite hot sauce?


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    Fishkiller

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    I am a Tapitio guy. the other stuff all tastes like vinegar to me. I also use Sirachi, when we were in Hawaii i found Hawaiian Hot Sauce that stuff is tasty and not too hot. Lastly my brother send me some hot sauces from the Carolinas. Outfit called Pepperbutt. Their sauce is based on the Carolina Reaper and some other pepper they claim are hotter than the reaper. Anyway one drop had me sweating for 10 minutes. I took it to the local bar/restaurant and the wait staff are all Hispanic. Every one of them tried it and all were licking ice.
     

    kbaxter60

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    I know it's not technically Hot Sauce , but the Herdez Salsa Verde is amazing.
    The roast garlic version will blow your mind .
    We have a good friend moving to NC and she bought 3 jars in case she can't find it there.
     

    FNORD

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    I know it's not technically Hot Sauce , but the Herdez Salsa Verde is amazing.
    The roast garlic version will blow your mind .
    We have a good friend moving to NC and she bought 3 jars in case she can't find it there.

    It’s quite decent.

    Safeway in Seattle had it in big plastic jugs for cheap. We haven’t found it in the jugs down here.

    Besides drinking it, har, I like mixing it with balsamic vinegar, to taste, as a marinade or braising pork shoulders in the mixture then pulling the pork and combining it back with the reduction of the liquid remainders. It, of course, reabsorbs it all. Good tacos.
     

    ZX9RCAM

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    I feel that pain. Even small amount can get my guys rumbling. Shirachia & Tabasco tare what I have on hand. I make a pretty decent mild sauce for myself and still will regret it.

    I made an avacado sauce that good.

    For me it's due to heartburn caused by too many pills (medication).

    First time I found out I had heartburn was when I called my dr. and described the symptoms to his nurse.
    She said go straight to the ER.

    Turns out it was severe heartburn.


    Can't risk it.



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    baboon

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    For me it's due to heartburn caused by too many pills (medication).

    First time I found out I had heartburn was when I went to the I called my dr. and described the symptoms to his nurse.
    She said go straight to the ER.

    Turns out it was severe heartburn.


    Can't risk it.
    I can eat some pretty spicy stuff until it hits my lower intestine. The pain is just under kidney stone level pain. My pain killers do nothing to stop it either.

    Mexican guy I worked renfest with always eats chiles of some sort with his meals. He had these tiny wild red peppers that I mailed out to friends in Sweden, Canada, UK and they grew them and loved the taste.
     

    FNORD

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    Mexican guy I worked renfest with always eats chiles of some sort with his meals. He had these tiny wild red peppers that I mailed out to friends in Sweden, Canada, UK and they grew them and loved the taste.

    Were they small and round chiletepin and is the Texas State Native Pepper or small and elongated chilepiquin?

    Both are the bird peppers. Birds spread them.

    A lifelong favorite.
     
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