Favourite hot sauces?

I saw Da Bomb "The Final Answer" at a store which specializes in hot sauces with their "Wall of Flame"!!

It peaked my interest when I saw the price tag.. $69.99

I checked it out and it measures at about 1500000 scoville units (1.5 million!!!)... the habanero pepper, the hottest pepper in the world is only about 300000 scoville units --- check out the reviews! http://www.hotsaucecatalog.com/hs1500.html

I think if I bought it, chances are as much as I love hot sauces, it would be a waste of money. I like hot sauces for the combination of heat and great flavour. One is not good without the other.

Anyway, when I was there I decided to try a couple new sauces.

1) Hot Chocolate.. made with chocolate habaneros. It has some bite, it is hot, I would say it is a 7 out of 10 for hotness and has some good flavour. I will enjoy this bottle! http://www.oceanwinds.us/ow.html

2) Mountain Man Fire Roasted Habanero Sauce. I thought it sounded like it would be a great sauce. It has no preservatives and a good appearance, looks nice and thick with seeds and pepper particles. I think it will taste similar to Denzel's... we will find out soon! http://store.yahoo.com/hotsaucecatalog/hs1868.html
 
Tabasco came out with a Chipotle Sauce that's about the same heat as regular Tabasco but is made the chipotles which are smoked/dried jalapenos. Nice flavor.
 
feste said:
Tabasco came out with a Chipotle Sauce that's about the same heat as regular Tabasco but is made the chipotles which are smoked/dried jalapenos. Nice flavor.

Sounds interesting I will have to write that down and check it out. What all would you recommend I use it on. Is it good on chicken, potatoes in scrambled eggs etc...?
 
stacey4u2luv said:
Sounds interesting I will have to write that down and check it out. What all would you recommend I use it on. Is it good on chicken, potatoes in scrambled eggs etc...?

I don't eat meat or eggs so I can't tell you what it is like on those. I put it in chili, on veggie burgers, in salsa to punch up the heat and flavor. Add it to black beans and salsa - roll that up in a tortilla with chopped tomato and lettuce for a quick meal. Adds a nice flavor to bean soups. Use it anywhere you would use any other hot sauce.
 
Lee Kum Kee

Lee Kum Kee hot sauce is best with chinese food, and do not forget the dash of sesame oil! DIMSUM!!!!!!