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I've decided to put myself together a little sampler hot sauce pack. Any suggestions? Anything I should drop and replace?

Pls no Aardvark, 'Tobacco', Cholula or Sriracha

>> No.10772890

try sauces from heartbreaking dawns, puckerbutt, bravado spice co, and burns & mccoy

these places do the best. from the ones pictured, the best sauce there is melinda's xxxtra. particularly if you like carrots.

>> No.10772913

swampadelic (primos) and slingblade (cajohns), are two fantastic sauces from companies not listed above.
https://burnsandmccoy.com/products/exhorresco-dread-7-pot-primo-hot-sauce
that's probably the one sauce you must have, if i had to only choose one. it's fucking awesome.

>> No.10772916

>>10772890
>>10772913
Alright, I'll check them out. The reason I chose those brands in my pic is because I've had Melinda's Habanero and enjoyed it and I see them mentioned a lot.

>> No.10772933

>>10772916
yeah they're good. i'd pass on the ghost pepper sauce (and their scorpion pepper sauce), but the xxxxtra reserve sauce is awesome and has good heat for a habanero-based sauce. marie sharps products are very similar to melindas overall and are also good.
the ones i am pointing you towards are a definite step up in terms of heat, so it depends on what you like. but they're going to be almost entirely natural, extract-free sauces with great heat.

>> No.10772969

>>10772933
I've never had a ghost pepper sauce. It's always hard to talk about heat with people because everyone has their own idea of how hot is too hot.

Now I'd like to say I like really hot, but not so hot that I can't eat. My girl thinks that Cholula is too hot, yet my dad could squirt bear mace all over his face and say it's as mild as ketchup. Personally I liked Marie Sharp's Habanero but wish it was just a bit more spicy, that's why I chose Belizean heat. The ghost pepper I'm interested in the taste of the pepper itself.

>> No.10773001

Hot Ones unironically has on some pretty good sauces, and they give the heat levels so you can pick the ones at the heat you like.

>protip: they had secret aardvark on because it's actually really good

>> No.10773101

the cheech garlic hot sauce is pretty good in terms of flavor. in terms of spiciness not that hot though

>> No.10773117
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10773117

why do we need a new hot sauce thread every fucking hour? it’s pathetic

>> No.10773154

>>10773117
I think it's more pathetic that you're on this board hour after hour to even notice.

>> No.10773428

>>10773154
S A V A GE

>> No.10773436

>>10773117
What's more pathetic is fags like you who move from thread to thread to "meme it up" with soyboy posting and other pseudo-political bs.

>> No.10773523

>>10773436
This desu. /pol/ was a mistake.

>> No.10774737

>>10772876
Hsve you ever had 'vark sauce? It's not very hot but it's extremely sweet.

>> No.10774781

Tobascco Chipotle, Dave's Scotch Bonnet, and any Datil Pepper sauce

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10774799

Can /ck/ recommend me a good hot mustard sauce? Just finished a bottle of Tropical Pepper Co.'s Trinidad Mustard Sauce and looking for something new.

>> No.10774807

>>10774799
Try Secret Aardvark Habanero flavored sauce. It's basically spicy ketchup mixed with mustard and eggs.

>> No.10774831
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10774831

>>10772876
This is the best hot sauce I ever tasted and it seemed to work with almost everything. It has a base of papaya instead of water or vinegar so it's pretty flavorful, and gets even more flavor from the mustard/garlic/onion.

>>10774799
This one has some mustard in it for flavor but I'm not sure if you'd consider it a mustard sauce.

>> No.10774840

>>10774807
Thanks! Just bought a 3 pack
>>10774831
Gross, I'll pass.

>> No.10774868

>>10774840
>Gross, I'll pass.
No, you won't.

>> No.10774908
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10774908

You should try El Yucateco, it's definitely my go to.

>> No.10774994

>>10774781
>Tobascco
Is this a regional spelling? I keep seeing it here

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10775027

>>10772876
If you like a Mexican style sauce (a little citrus, some cinnamon,) try pic related. Great flavor, 5/10 heat.

>> No.10775031

>>10773117
selfies go on /soc/, retard

>> No.10775169

>>10772876
Frank's honey garlic.

>> No.10775179

>>10772876
Mexican hot sauces are skippable. Tapatio is as good as it gets.

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10776102

For me, it is Matouk's West Indian Flambeau Sauce, the very best hot sauce.

>> No.10777510

>>10773117
White sissies can't even eat proper hot and spicy food.