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http://www.chilefoundry.com/wp-conte...ri_Peri_sm.jpg They also do hot pepper sauce which is excellent but tbh that one is actually very hot so don't get that one yet. I'm sure you'll like the Peri Peri tbh. |
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Haven't tried that one pal. What chillies are used in it?
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this is my go-to way more exciting than tobasco, but just as versatile https://www.coolthings.com/wp-conten...sriracha-1.jpg also a big fan of fermented sriracha (i get a local brand, so can't vouch for the above - but my understanding is that it's an easy DIY) |
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Then try that Belizean Heat if you're buying online. The brand is Marie Sharp.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Marie-Sharp.../dp/B003S2JW2O Jelly of our American forumistas who can buy this sauce easily. |
Hottest sauce I've ever tried was some Trinidad scorpion pepper ****. Everything else since then has been baby tier.
I love when I'm eating some strong wasabi and that thing happens where you just happen to breath in at the wrong moment, and the sting flows through your whole respiratory system. |
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