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Hell’s Passion From CinChili As Wing Sauce

Award winning Hell’s Passion makes a great wing sauce

We recently cooked up a bunch of wings (about 56 wings), and dunked them in a variety of sauces. More on the other sauces later… One sauce that stood out was Hell’s Passion from CinChili.com.
While CinChili is known for their Chili Seasoning mix

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Louisiana Gold Sauces

Louisiana Gold Pepper Sauce – Hot Sauce Review

New Premium Hot Sauces from Louisiana Brand
We all know the familiar bottle with the Red Dot saying “One Drop Does It”® on the Original Louisiana Brand Hot Sauce – your basic cayenne pepper, vinegar and salt hot sauce.

They’ve recently launched a line of premium sauces called “Louisiana Gold“. And the big news is they’ve blended [...]

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Review of Chok’On Dis Blaz’n Glaze

Chok’On Dis Blaz’n Glaze
Chok’On Dis Blaz’n Glaze sauce from Bisummo.com is another creation from Todd “King of Sting” Ross from Orlando, Florida. His Blaz’n Glaze is sold and marketed as a marinade or finishing sauce. Next time we cook with this sauce, we’ll go the whole marinading route.
But for now, we simply brushed some on [...]

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Redrum Announces New “Inner Bhutty Sauce”

Redrum.com has a new Bhut Jolokia based sauce
With the introduction of the new Bhut Jolokia pepper, Redrumhotsauce.com has just announced their newest sauce, the Inner Bhutty Island Sauce. There’s a great story behind it, so be sure to check it out.
Here’s a peek at the new label:

Inner Bhutty is made by Ed Rome, and since [...]

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Hooters' Wings

Hooters Are the Best Wings in the Universe

Is There a Better Hot Wing Than Hooters’ ?
We love to make our own hot wings and our current favorite is our own Sriracha Garlic Wings. You’ve got to check them out. But…
When it comes to carry-out, Hooters makes us happy!

The breading on the wings and the way it absorbs the sauce – the size [...]

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Review of TexasFood.com – Marketplace for Texas Made Foods

A Marketplace for Texas made foods
TexasFood.com is a marketplace for Texas made foods. Browse hundreds of authentic Texas-made sauces, salsa, spices, rubs, appetizers and much, much, more.
Jason Russo, owner of TexasFood.com sent me a nice package of 3 sauces to review. This included a Texas style BBQ sauce named SuckleBusters Original BBQ Sauce, The Taste [...]

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The Favorite Hot Sauce Flavor is What? Who knew!

Habanero flavored hot sauce took the top spot in my poll. Who knew?
Personally, it’s not my favorite. But the poll doesn’t lie, and after my visit to the Fiery-Foods Show last week, where Habanero was everywhere, I’m just as surprised as the next Chipotle Chilehead.
Just when you thought your favorite hot sauce base was the [...]

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Thai Food Supermarket Online – ImportFood.com

ImportFood.com – Thai Food, Groceries, Cookware and Asian Recipes
Are you looking for Sriracha sauce, Thai spices, ingredients and recipes? Look no further than importfood.com! These folks are the real deal.
They import only the finest ingredients from Thailand and offer over 400 products for sale online. There is also a database of over 150 recipes.
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Hot Sauce Review – Benito’s Naranja – Jalapa – White Hot

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Benito’s Organic Hot Sauces are made with all natural and organic ingredients.
Benito’s Hot Sauce sent us 3 samples of their 5 organic products for review.

Joe’s #1 Jalapa – A vibrant organic experience made from fresh jumbo and early jalapenos. It’s a smooth citrus blend.

Benito’s Naranja – A 100% organic blend made from cayennes and habaneros. [...]

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