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What's Your Favorite Hot Sauce?

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  • Posts: 15,565
    Acn said:

    I hadn’t seen that yet, definitely need to give it a try.
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    edited November 2019
    Acn said:

    @Acn, are you familiar with the Italian version of La Bomba (available in Toronto, but not the US)? If so, how does it compare? If this stuff is similar to the real thing, I'm headed for TJ's! Thanks!

    I hate it when I go to the kitchen for food and all I find are ingredients!                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

    Michael 
    Central Connecticut 

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    @Acn, are you familiar with the Italian version of La Bomba (available in Toronto, but not the US)? If so, how does it compare? If this stuff is similar to the real thing, I'm headed for TJ's! Thanks!
    @carolina q - I don’t know how it compares, I’m not familiar with the other one beyond the legends on here

    LBGE

    Pikesville, MD

  • Posts: 14,831
    @Acn, ok, thanks. I'll grab a bottle and try it. Been a while since I had the real thing... Hope I'll recognize it.

    I hate it when I go to the kitchen for food and all I find are ingredients!                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

    Michael 
    Central Connecticut 

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  • I second the Tabasco Chipotle. Not a big fan of the original, but the Chipotle version is good.

    Wish stores around here carried this kind of stuff. We have a VERY limited selection of hot sauces, not to mention the peppers themselves! All I ever see are jalapeños, habaneros and poblanos. And dried chilies? Forget it!
    I'm a big fan of the Tabasco green sauce.  I go through a bottle a month.
  • Botch said:

     

    I'd try it 

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  • Posts: 16,582
    builderdawg said:
    I'm a big fan of the Tabasco green sauce.  I go through a bottle a month.
    The original Tabasco was my go-to since forever.  I bought the Green when it first came out, tried it as a replacement, and it didn't work, for anything I liked the original on.
    Then, finally, I tried the Green, on beans.  SCORE!!  (I never liked the original on beans)  It's not a replacement, it's an alternative. Athough, I've never found anything else I like the Green on, but I eat a lot of beans, so...
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    Tabasco Family Reserve for flavor and Tabasco Scorpion for heat
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  • Posts: 11,379
    SGH said:
    Like most people in my neck of the woods, we used Tabasco, Crystal, Louisiana, Texas Pete and Franks for decades. Then I tried this while working south of the border. 

    It is certainly not one of the “hottest” hot sauces out there if that is what you are looking for, but more often than not I do not want extreme heat. This one just tastes great. I do not even bother with the other 5 I mentioned now that I have discovered this stuff. 

    Scottie, how is this on anus and balls?  Is one better than the other?
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  • Posts: 28,920
    thetrim said:
    Scottie, how is this on anus and balls?  Is one better than the other?
    It compliments anus stew immensely. I have yet to try it on testicles. 

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  • Posts: 3,865
    SGH said:
    It compliments anus stew immensely. I have yet to try it on testicles. 
    Scottie and I don't see eye to eye on everything, but on this we are simpatico.

    And I will add, if I were to eat balls (and the only way I would is if Scottie cooked them), they would be topped with Valentina's.
    NOLA
  • Valentinas is good poured in a cheap beer

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  • Posts: 11,358
    I just finished my bottle of Jamaican Jerk hot sauce I picked up last month on clearance. Pretty tasty. Definitely has a bite. 


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