Dave's Gourmet Insanity Sauce 148 ml

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In this article, we’ll rank some of the most popular hot sauces on the Scoville scale from mild to insanely hot.

Depending on the chili pepper varieties used and the type of production process, hot sauces are divided into different degrees of pungency and consistencies.Mad Dog has some of the hottest sauces on the market, but they also claim to have some flavor-first hot sauces with mild heat as well. This is a thick tomato-based sauce, not vinegary, with a peppery flavor that kicks you right from the start of the eating experience. The peppery flavor of fresh chilies is there, but the star of this sauce is the pure heat it delivers, That likely comes primarily from the pepper extract which adds a ton of heat without any additional flavor nuance. In his self-introduction, Hirschkop professes to be the first person to start the "superhot" hot sauce trend, and there might be some truth to the claim: his Insanity sauce's slogan is literally, "Original Hottest Sauce in the Universe.

The Hot Sauce Scoville Scale lists numerous hot sauces sorted by their pungency and their amount of capsaicin in Scoville Heat Units (SHU). Mark Scoville ratings on note cards, placed in front of the corresponding serving trays, to let your guests choose their desired heat! They make a variety of new flavors, branching out from their original recipe, but the original is truly special. And while there are some that I have tried that are hotter and have a good taste, Dave’s is the one I usually reach for when I want more than just a little kick of heat. However, Dawson’s creates some of the most delectable hot sauces out there, and their ‘Original’ sauce is among them.Dave’s breakthrough blend of peppers and spices launched the super hot market and forever changed the face of fiery foods. It contains a blend of chilis, tomato paste, and spices, but the key ingredient here is the capsaicin extract. Dave's Gourmet Ultimate Insanity Sauce offers a heat experience that is even hotter than Insanity, yet doesn’t back down in flavor.

Dave’s Insanity Sauce once held the title of “world’s hottest sauce”, but there are tons of insanely hot sauces out there these days, many of which claim to be much hotter.Of course, if you add a drop or two to chili con carne, stew, or soup, it will not turn that into a deadly dish, but it will definitely give it a kick. However, unless you’re using rare and difficult-to-source super-hot peppers as a primary ingredient, it will be hard to crack the 1M SHU mark without using pepper extract.

Now, you’ll see Frank’s in supermarkets across the globe and on tabletops in your local chain restaurants. Though we have been unable to find an official heat level for the sauce, we assume it comes in right around the 1 million SHU mark on the Scoville scale. Ingredients: Hot Peppers, Water, Tomato Paste, Cane Vinegar, Hot Pepper Extract, Salt, Onions, Acetic and Citric Acids (Acidity Regulators), Garlic, Xanthan Gum (Thickener), Spices.

Well-hated in the hot sauce community for years and years, Da Bomb is notorious for its aggressive heat. Dave's Gourmet Temporary Insanity Sauce has all the flavor of Dave’s Original Insanity with less heat. There is a point when you can go too far, though, like when the local law enforcement asks for a bowl of your chili for crowd control. However, the sauce also incorporates complementary flavors like lime, garlic and brown sugar, making this a sauce some might actually use.