Show us your hot sauce

[JADF]

This is what happens when you have a t-spoon of Mad Dog:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyD7x4gwFlg

Awesome!

J

[Pints]

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

[anonymous-user]

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

[sidekickdmr]

Me, a chilli freak?

No!

[Pints]

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

I'm out in Swindon, so not much help for the London area. The only SA shops I know in that direction are in Maidenhead and Covent Garden.

Happy to find out more details for either of those if you're close enough to either. Certainly the Maidenhead store are usually happy to take requests for when they place their next order, if they don't stock what you're after.

You could also try http://www.sanza.co.uk

[anonymous-user]

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

I'm out in Swindon, so not much help for the London area. The only SA shops I know in that direction are in Maidenhead and Covent Garden.

Happy to find out more details for either of those if you're close enough to either. Certainly the Maidenhead store are usually happy to take requests for when they place their next order, if they don't stock what you're after.

You could also try http://www.sanza.co.uk

Covent Garden is close by work (ish), you wouldn't happen to know the name or address would you?

[Tim74]

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

You should be able to find it in your local Sainsbury's. Our local branch has it.

[anonymous-user]

Tim74 said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

You should be able to find it in your local Sainsbury's. Our local branch has it.

Orly? There is a huge Sainsbury's in BS, so shall try there - cheers fella! We do all our shopping on line so the inside of any supermarket is alien to me!

[CooperD]

A colleague at work has this in the fridge. Never tried it myself.

[Cooky]

This stuff is the pup's nuts



cheese on toast is now simply devine

[Google [bot]]

Pints said:

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

My submission too is a perfect bolognaise addition. Beautiful.

[Zaxxon]

Got my Mrs Balls from a SA shop in Bristol



The Jack Daniels stuff is not hot but it is lovely on a burger or with Costco plain bangers (best BBQ bangers IMO)

[Pints]

had ham said:

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

I'm out in Swindon, so not much help for the London area. The only SA shops I know in that direction are in Maidenhead and Covent Garden.

Happy to find out more details for either of those if you're close enough to either. Certainly the Maidenhead store are usually happy to take requests for when they place their next order, if they don't stock what you're after.

You could also try http://www.sanza.co.uk

Covent Garden is close by work (ish), you wouldn't happen to know the name or address would you?

You have PM.

[anonymous-user]

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

I'm out in Swindon, so not much help for the London area. The only SA shops I know in that direction are in Maidenhead and Covent Garden.

Happy to find out more details for either of those if you're close enough to either. Certainly the Maidenhead store are usually happy to take requests for when they place their next order, if they don't stock what you're after.

You could also try http://www.sanza.co.uk

Covent Garden is close by work (ish), you wouldn't happen to know the name or address would you?

You have PM.

Indeed I do, many thanks for that info - top work fella

[Pints]

had ham said:

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

had ham said:

Pints said:

Zaxxo said:

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Born and bred on the stuff. Really good added to a Spagetti Bolognaise at the table.

So, as a resident of East Herts (think Bishops Stortford) and who works in London (Farringdon), where would I be able to find this wonderous concoction? It sounds like I need to try it but I know not of any SA shops...

I'm out in Swindon, so not much help for the London area. The only SA shops I know in that direction are in Maidenhead and Covent Garden.

Happy to find out more details for either of those if you're close enough to either. Certainly the Maidenhead store are usually happy to take requests for when they place their next order, if they don't stock what you're after.

You could also try http://www.sanza.co.uk

Covent Garden is close by work (ish), you wouldn't happen to know the name or address would you?

You have PM.

Indeed I do, many thanks for that info - top work fella

Visit to Sainsburys this morning revealed this.



Get yourself down ASAP.

[phil-sti]

ASDA are doing daves insanity sauce and daves special reserve

i have some of this too

[JFReturns]

Brilliant stuff all, plenty of ideas to try out... but not sure about anything with more than half a million scovilles

Just out of interest, I had a quick look on the grocery section of Amazon, and discovered such delights as:

Rectum Ripper


Sphincter Shrinker


Colon Cleaner


And my personal favourite, Wet Fart


Not sure that they appeal to be honest

[monthefish]

JADF said:

Zaxxon said:

That's just ghey.

I use Franks Hot Sauce for Pizza's Thats 4-5000 scovilles in heat.

And these two for curries and chillies. Just one drop though.

Mad Dog 357 - 357,000 scovilles


Blairs 3AM 1.5 - 2 million scovilles


They are great fun at BBQ's etc.

Doesn't matter how much you warn someone, blokes just have to try a drop. With funny results. It's good stuff though and since using them my tolerence to hot food has gone up.

For a delicious taste I do recommend Mrs Balls Chilli Chutney. It is absolutley beautifull.
South African shops sell it.

Edited by Zaxxon on Thursday 6th January 15:07

Edited by Zaxxon on Thursday 6th January 15:08

After watching all of the Man vs Food "Spicy Hot Wing" challenges I had to buy some of this sauce when I saw it in Bentalls, and for only £4.95. On the label it says:

"One of the hottest sauces on earth. Contains: Pure habanero pepper enhanced with habanero infused flavour which creates a sauce measured at 119,700 scoville units."

This hot sauce is nothing like i have ever tasted before. A couple of drops on your finger is like being hit by a train! (not that I have been). I have attached a pic of the sauce below. It now sits on my desk in the office. Just before Christmas 3 colleagues tried it (just one drop, even tho' they said they'd have more) - two of them had to rush into the kitchen to drink a pint of milk. All were pleased I did not let them have more than 1 drop. It's AWESOME! No kitchen or office is complete without it.

Edited by JADF on Saturday 8th January 15:42

Edited by JADF on Saturday 8th January 16:59

Agree with the 'da domb' - it is silly hot, even when taken from a cocktail stick. I used to have a bottle, and used to put in half a teaspoon into my chilli if I was feeling brave...

[Wadeski]

i had some of that. never managed to actually cook with it.

Daves insanity sauce at least has potential to be used as a condiment (when mixed with a bit of ketchup).

[Blown2CV]

Spicy sauces, chutneys, relishes etc can be fantastic and i have a ton of em... in my mind these are a marked separate thing to 'hot' sauces which taste of nothing and just add heat. The latter can often ruin a dish, I'm not really sure why they exist. I can eat as hot as can be cooked, its not the heat that is the issue it is the lack of taste. All this stupid naming ("mad dog", "TNT", "insanity" etc etc etc etc) seems to be tapping into some stupid macho aspect of the lazy male cook psyche. Must try harder.