Blair's Ultra Death Sauce in Coffin

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PS While I could keep on writing about all the obsessive details I’ve included in This insane kit, I’m leaving some for you to find Yourself. Please eat responsibly. When you star some of the hottest peppers in the world all in one bottle of hot sauce, you know you’re going to feel some pain. And yup — Blair’s Ultra Death is really freakin’ hot. Challenges – Eat it, Video it, Survive it, Post it – Challenges are all the range and we have the latest from around th eworld. I have probably 1/4th of a teaspoon as pictured just to get the flavour and the taste for the purpose of writing this post so let’s see what happens… This is great in a tomato base which helps tone down the overall pepper and heat of this sauce, as well as, makes an awesome hot wing sauce. Again, never used solo, but when mixed with a buffalo sauce, this really adds a sweet tangy bite on wings which I fell in love with. I really think you could add this type to any base as long as you like peppery and don’t mind a little ginger tang. Extreme hot sauce lovers will find ways to use this, but for anyone who doesn’t like extreme heat, they should obviously avoid this sauce and use something a little friendlier.

When I first started creating this intense all-inclusive kit, I could never have imagined it would turn into an absolute obsession over which I’ve literally spent more hours than I can count, happily immersing myself in. As horrific as C19 has been (including losing my own mom to it) If it wasn’t for C19, Controlled Death wouldn’t exist. I took much of that time to obsess on and perfect this most Unique Hot Sauce Kit…thinking about all my ChiliHeadz over the years who asked me “Hey B, can you make this not as Hot?” Or even better “ Hey B, Can u make this Hotter” To you, I say Thanks, And Yep. “Now YOU can” cuz You Control it.Replacement for Jersey Death Sauce (Red Habanero Pods, Cayenne Chilies, White Vinegar, Natural Pepper Flavor (Contains Soybean Oil), Tomato Puree, Pirri-pirri Chilies, Lime Juice, Salt, & Spices) with added Naga Jolokia peppers.

Just like any super-spicy hot sauce, usability is low. Of course, use it a drop or two at a time to heat up a soup or sauce. It’s an excellent way to spice things up via dilution — and very economical at that. A drop or two at a time does wonders. Chilli Nuts – Tired of the claims of Hot & Spicy made by mainstream brands? Try our nuts – they’re flavour with fire! The ‘coffin’ also has a warning that it should not be consumed without dilution. But I have a feeling this is only as it’s an American brand and they just have to include these on everything so they don’t get sued. (And not that it would be too hot to consume on its own – be it very hot!) A habanero sauce with cayenne, white vinegar, ancho chilies, chipotles, natural pepper flavor, molasses, guava nectar, ginger, salt, and spices.

Blair's Essentials Pack

Original Death Sauce with added pepper extract for extra heat. First sauce in the series to be labeled with a "warning". Notably hotter than previous sauces. A mild habanero sauce with a vinegar base. Contains sweet tropical ingredients such as honey, mango, passion fruit, and sugarcane