Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce, 113g

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The producers started with hot Habanero peppers and blended them with sweet pineapple juice and natural pepper extract to create a hot sauce lab tested at 321,900 Scoville Units - one of the hottest sauces on the planet. It’s met with that smoky sweetness soon after the hammer hits, but it gets steamrolled some by the spiciness. Get our 80+ page field guide ebook covering 20+ popular chilies free, enjoy 15% off our fiery spices from our Spicery, and subscribe to our weekly Wicked Wednesday enewsletter featuring deliciously bold recipes. If you’re a bit insane, slap some Da Bomb Beyond Insanity on a batch of chicken wings and have yourselves an interesting night (and morning) with some friends.

NO ONE liked the flavor and someone even mentioned that no one has ever said Da Bomb has good/great flavor on The Hot Ones. Some mention it's very nice, great for adding to a dish, and fine as a novelty, while others say it'd be revoltingly disgusting and there's sauce everywhere. The combination of fiery challenges and insightful conversations creates an entertaining and often hilarious experience that has captivated millions of viewers worldwide. It horrifies interviewees on a regular basis, so naturally, we had to see what it was like here at Pepper Geek. Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce (4oz/113g) - This is the sauce that made Gordon Ramsey cry in Hot Ones Season 8, Episode 1.To really appreciate Da Bomb, it may be best to mix it with another more neutral ingredient that can take on its flavor. If the only sauces you have tried are tabasco and sriracha, you should stay well away from this sauce.

Brace yourself for an explosion of flavour combined with an intense heat that will challenge even the bravest spice enthusiasts. We recommend that you do not solely rely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. As for whether or not this will make your stomach hurt and run to the bathroom, that didn't happen to me and I was totally fine after about 30 minutes, but again, all I took is a tiny drop, so if you're going to coat a chicken wing with this stuff, yeah, you'll probably wanna make sure you're near a bathroom. 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.If you like a smoky chipotle taste that is hotter than hell, then this is your the evil buddy you’ve been looking for.

had this product before and it had leaked a couple time i purchased it, twice it didn't leak and thankful for that. 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.A hint of delicate herbs like cilantro and mint finish things off and leave you wanting another bite. If I want that heat I’ll use a Carolina reaper sauce, like the 70% psycho juice, and actually get flavour, and probably less pain from the same amount. To ensure you are reviewing the most up to date information PLEASE CHECK THE PRODUCT PACKAGING BEFORE CONSUMPTION. I have added a drop of this to a noodle dish and it did nothing but made the stomach feel uncomfortable and add some burnage. It is exactly what everyone – and the people at Hot Ones say – it’s spicy as hell, and tastes really bad because of that.

The habanero chipotle burn of Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce goes straight to the back of your throat and lingers for about 30 minutes. What pepper flavor does make it through tastes strange, likely due to the use of pepper extract, or “natural pepper flavor.absolutely deserves its reputation on the show Hot Ones as the sauce that breaks anybody down, regardless of spice tolerance or affinity. Content on this site is for reference purposes and is not intended to substitute for advice given by a physician, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. This is literally like spraying pepper spray directly onto your tongue, and then squirming in pain exactly like the interview subjects in Hot Ones. Hot enough to light up friends at your next wing challenge, but tasty enough to amp up shrimp and grits, rotisserie chicken or oven-roasted cauliflower. Ingredients: Habanero peppers (Habanero, 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).