Our in-depth and insightful reviews of hot sauces help guide you to your choices.
From the state of Tabasco, Mexico comes a spicy, flavorful sauce called Tabañero. A combination of the words Tabasco and Habanero, Tabañero is a unique and flavorful hot sauce that is on the milder side of heat – perfect for the not-so-extreme Chileheads out there. If you are at all a fan of Tabasco or…
Ken Alexander Reviews High River Sauces Hellacious Hot Sauce As I’ve gotten to know folks in the Chilehead community, there is one thing I’ve learned. Without exception, the passion for flavor and heat flows through the veins of Chileheads everywhere. And if they are a sauce maker, nothing makes them happier than when someone tries…
Del Taco has launched an online web store featuring merchandise such as shirts and hats, gift cards and their famous hot sauce packets. The store offers each of Del Taco’s three popular hot sauce packets – Del Taco® Mild Sauce, Del Scorcho™, and Del Inferno™ – in 50-count buckets. Customers can also purchase a 150-count,…
Panama Red Hot Sauce was the Grand Champion winner at this year’s 2012 Scovie Awards. This mustard based hot sauce brings on a fiery kick quickly, but the heat subsides just as quickly. And like many other habanero hot sauces, it’s quite a bit hotter tasted straight up out of the bottle than it is…
As a superior tasting pepper jelly, the inaccurately named Heine Hurtin’ Hot Sauce is neither a “hot sauce” nor is it “heine hurtin’”, but it IS extremely delicious! Pour this pepper jelly over a block of cream cheese, serve with your favorite crackers, and you have an instant spicy appetizer or snack, and you’ll be…
Tears of the Sun is the second hot sauce to come from High River Sauces. Their first release, Hellacious Hot Sauce was a habanero mash based sauce. Tears of the Sun is a fruit-based sauce, featuring pineapple, peaches and mangos. We think owner Steve Seabury has a real winner with this fresh tasting, bright hot…
Tabasco is the indisputable “Grandfather” of American hot sauces, but in the grand scheme of things they are still playing catch-up. And so here is a review of their “Buffalo Style” Hot Sauce. Following in their footsteps of adopting Habanero, Chipotle, Sweet and Spicy, and Garlic, the McIlhenny Family has finally jumped on the “Buffalo…