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Dave's Original Insanity Hot Sauce - 5oz
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Dave's Original Insanity Hot Sauce - 5oz
- Size: 5 oz.
- Heat: 10 out of 10
Product Ingredients
- Ingredients: Tomato sauce, onions, hot pepper extract, hot peppers, vinegar, spices, soy oil, garlic and salt
Product Description
Hottest sauce in the universe! Time to wipe that smug grin off your face. You can't handle this suace. Too hot for me, and I say it's too hot for you.
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Dave's Original Insanity Hot Sauce - 5oz
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- Publisher: Dave's Gourmet
- Label: Dave's Gourmet
- Studio: Dave's Gourmet
- Average Customer Review: based on 10 reviews
- Sales Rank in Gourmet: #2926
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Summary: Good if you like hot sauce. 2008-08-22
Comment: If you're the type of person who's ever complained that the food you ordered in a restaurant was "too hot" this is not the sauce for you. If Frank's Red Hot tastes like anything other than salted vinegar to you, it's not the sauce for you. I put it on pretty much everything I eat. There are hotter sauces out there, but the ones I've seen tend to be oily and messy. However, even if it ends up being too hot for you, you can still add it to other, weaker, more flavorful hot sauces to make them effective. People complain about the flavor (or lack thereof) but that's what makes it so versatile. It's basically just hot, meaning you can use it on just about anything without making it taste like it's drowning in hot sauce.
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Summary: Hot, Hot, Hot 2008-06-05
Comment: Ok heres the deal. 1 pea-sized drop will have ur mouth burning for about a half hour. It's an "extract" sauce, it says it in the ingredients. Which means the Capsaicin (the "Hot" compound) has been refined over and over again to produce the extreme heat. It might be considered cheating, and I'm thinking this is probably what caused it to be kicked out of the National Fiery foods Contest. The 1 problem here is that if your looking for flavor, you cant get enough of it because you can only use a little portion. It's great to spice up weaker sauces. Use it as an additive. It will last a long time. Bottle states it needs refrigeration after opening.
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Summary: Hot, but the flavor is lacking. 2008-03-17
Comment: This sauce tastes like brown bread mixed with barbecue sauce and vinegar. Sorry if that doesn't sound appetizing, but thats what it is. It's hot (oh man, is it hot) but I just cant find a good food to pair it with.
The sauce is so thick that it's nearly impossible to get it out of the bottle, and by the time you get it out, it comes out so fast that you're praying for the future of your [...].
I have it, and I like it because its hot, but I don't use it. It's been used maybe once or twice in the past few months. I have hotter sauces that I use more frequently because they taste better.
Buy it though, its the original!
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Summary: feed your sadistic side 2007-10-19
Comment: Come on, read the label. One of the manufacturer's suggested uses is removal of driveway oil stains.
For the last five years or so, I have always had a bottle of this sauce on hand specifically for those friends who swear nothing is ever too hot. The ultimate gratification comes from watching as they disregard any admonishments that direct consumption of any amount greater than a swab on a toothpick is too much. It is particularly helpful to quiet those who cannot refrain from talking over movies or provide undesired running commentary during sports events. Invariably, for next hour their only objective is to regain the ability to breathe normally. The only downside is this ploy only works once.
I like to mix about an 1/8 of a teaspoon with two ounces of regular hot sauce for buffalo wings, or add a dab to any taco sauce, however care is required because you can easily reach a point of diminishing returns as the unavoidable numbing of one's tastebuds makes enjoyment of the food impossible.
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Summary: Best HOT sauce I've had 2007-05-20
Comment: Excellent quaity of sauce. Great flavor, great afterburn. I only wish shipping was cheaper.
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