Hot Sauce Lovers?

[Fender]

I've noticed in a few different threads where people mention hot sauce as an "essential" item to pack when camping.
I want to give a shout out to a great Canadian company that makes a bunch of different hot sauces, ranging in heat levels from almost 0 to scorching hot.
I've become addicted to these sauces and add them to foods for flavour, not necessarily heat.
A $35 purchase gets you free Canadian shipping and you can assemble your own assorted 3 pack that comes in a nicely put together package. Great for gifts.
Maritime Madness made on Prince Edward Island!

https://maritimemadness.com

[escape artist]

Originally Posted by Fender

I've noticed in a few different threads where people mention hot sauce as an "essential" item to pack when camping.
I want to give a shout out to a great Canadian company that makes a bunch of different hot sauces, ranging in heat levels from almost 0 to scorching hot.
I've become addicted to these sauces and add them to foods for flavour, not necessarily heat.
A $35 purchase gets you free Canadian shipping and you can assemble your own assorted 3 pack that comes in a nicely put together package. Great for gifts.
Maritime Madness made on Prince Edward Island!

https://maritimemadness.com

Hi: Fender... Here's the one I use. http://chillychiles.com Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[LRCURTIS]

Our favorite "heat" comes from South Africa - Nando's. The XX Hot lives up to the name. The PERinaise is great for BLT, tuna/chicken/etc. salads, picnic eggs. As well as direct from Nando's you can find most of their products on the Amazon and in some grocery stores. Enjoy

https://www.nandosperiperi.com/sauces/

[Vermilye]

As long as we are talking favorites, Pee Wee's Green Spiced Pepper Sauce was mine. I found it at the Conrad Rice Mill in New Iberia, LA. Unfortunately, no longer available.

[Fender]

These are all good tips! I'm kind of a medium heat person.
I have one from Maritime Madness that I haven't opened yet - made from PEI potatoes.
They've also recently launched a new one called "Frig That's Hot". Might be too much for me!

[Iowa Dave]

I can’t take that heat so I stay out of the kitchen. I got some pepper plants from my brother today. He laughed when he said “One is a jalapeño, cause you’re usually in hot water.” So the only hot sauce I like is Chubby Carrier and his Bayou Boogie Swamp band doing “Who stole the hot sauce?”
https://www.google.com/search?q=chub...V1FnnE1Oo,st:0
Iowa Dave

[MTDave]

My favorite hot sauce is Marshals Haute Sauce, https://marshallshautesauce.com. A couple of recommendations, Habanero Carrot Curry and Ghost Chili Apple. Marshall’s Haute Sauces are delicious, fresh and I love all I have tried.

[rmitch]

Yes, Hot Sauce !
It is interesting seeing the different favorites, flavors, and styles from different areas of the country. My favorite is a California made sauce, Pepper Plant hot sauce. All flavors are good, but my favorites are the original, and the chunky garlic. Very deep smoky pepper flavor, but not too hot.
https://www.amazon.com/Pepper-Plant-...y%2C108&sr=1-6
For Mexican style my favorite is El Pato. The standard in SoCal Is Tapatio.
https://www.amazon.com/El-Pato-Salsa...y%2C118&sr=1-5
https://www.amazon.com/Tapatio-Salsa...24&sr=1-2&th=1
For Louisiana style I have to go with Crystal Hot Sauce.
https://www.amazon.com/Crystal-Hot-S...y%2C122&sr=1-8
Yum!

[Mary F]

Originally Posted by rmitch

Yes, Hot Sauce !
It is interesting seeing the different favorites, flavors, and styles from different areas of the country. My favorite is a California made sauce, Pepper Plant hot sauce. All flavors are good, but my favorites are the original, and the chunky garlic. Very deep smoky pepper flavor, but not too hot.
https://www.amazon.com/Pepper-Plant-...y%2C108&sr=1-6
For Mexican style my favorite is El Pato. The standard in SoCal Is Tapatio.
https://www.amazon.com/El-Pato-Salsa...y%2C118&sr=1-5
https://www.amazon.com/Tapatio-Salsa...24&sr=1-2&th=1
For Louisiana style I have to go with Crystal Hot Sauce.
https://www.amazon.com/Crystal-Hot-S...y%2C122&sr=1-8
Yum!

Interesting, RMitch! My hub's fave is Crystal. I'm a Tabasco girl myself, though.

[levi&live72]

I prefer Chubbys Jamaican Kitchen hot sauce.

[Jeremy Kessenich]

I bought this sample pack online.

[cpaharley2008]

That certainly looks ike a nice sampling, let us know of your results......

[John in Santa Cruz]

I like hot stuff, but not the purely burn kind of hot. My favorite hot sauces tend to be house made stuff from local places, the salsa roja at a couple local taquerias, and the middle eastern hot red chile stuff at a falafel place are particularlly good. There's a couple locally made fresh salsas sold in tubs in the cooler section of our local grocers that are really good, too, like Roberto's of Santa Cruz. Frankly, I usually get the medium or the chipolte, not the hot. The verde salsas with tomatillos are awesome too.

[cpaharley2008]

Now I want some some salsa.....thanks John!!

[John in Santa Cruz]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

Now I want some some salsa.....thanks John!!

we aim to please!

here's a recipe for a middle eastern red sauce such as is served at better Kabab/Falafel places...
https://toriavey.com/harissa/

[MyronL]

Will you people get serious?? If it ain't Frank's Hot Sauce it's gotta be these...

[Padre]

Proud to admit it, I'm a Frank's guy...

[Donna D.]

Proud to admit I'm a Frank's gal. I love Huy Fong's Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce too. Buy big bottles of both!

[TahoeJoe]

I've always been a big fan of Texas Pete, perhaps in part because it is made in the town where I went to college...Texas Pete is proudly made in Winston-Salem, North Carolina!

[WillyB]

Cannot hardly eat eggs without Tabasco and I put Cholula on chicken sometimes. Maybe Schiracha when I make something Asia on occasion.

Not a big fan of heat for the sake of heat.