We’re kicking off our 6th Annual Week of Wings series with the Louisiana Brand Wing Kit – featuring Louisiana Brand Chicken Wing Seasoning and Louisiana Brand Original Wing Sauce. Week of Wings 6 – Day 1 Louisiana Brand Wing Kit The Wing Kit comes with a 3 ounce shaker of Chicken Wing Seasoning – Herbs…
Week of Wings Day 5 has us back in the grocery isle to check out two cayenne based wing sauces from two classic sauce makers: Crystal and Louisiana Brand. Crystal Wing Sauce & Louisiana Brand Wing Sauce Week of Wings 5 – Day 5. We’re going old school today with two Louisiana hot sauce originals….
SAAS Hot Sauces are some very unique sauces that fall into the category of “Sauces I’ve Never Heard of But Need to Try!” These are a couple of the most unique hot sauces that we’ve reviewed in a long time. SAAS Hot Sauce (pronounced “Sauce”) also has a great back-story – but more on that…
This “Quick Pick” is from South Carolina – a super-thick hot sauce featuring cayenne and serrano peppers. Quick Pick: Pablo’s Phoenix Hot Sauce Paul Eubanks, a member of the Hot Sauce+ Community on Google+, reached out to us about his Phoenix and Peaches ‘n Heat sauces. They looked good, and a few bucks later, we…
Blackwoods Wing Sauces are hand crafted in small batches, aged in barrels and bottled in glass “jugs”. Their 4 flavors are – Signature (Original), Garlic Parmesan, Chipotle BBQ and Dante’s Inferno. We are looking at two of them here, the Garlic Parmesan and the Chipotle Barbecue flavors.
We are going international – to the West Indies for a look at some pepper sauces that you can get here in the US from California-Antilles Trading online. We can’t tell you how excited we are to be able to share with you these wonderful sauces from abroad, and the fact that they are so…
Rippin’ Red Wing Sauces from Maryland based Rizzotti Foods LLC from Abingdon, MD are two wing sauces that meet or exceed what we like in a bottled wing sauce. Their “original” and “hot” versions are available on RippinRed.com. As you can see below, the only difference in the ingredients is the habanero powder added to…
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…