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Fresh Carolina Reaper 1 oz.
$19.95Fresh Carolina Reaper peppers that are fresh picked ( not dried ) and are very ripe now. Organic growing principles used. These are whole fresh peppers and sent with stems and seeds. You will receive one ounce of fresh Carolina Reaper peppers. Priority mail will ensure fresher peppers. There are approximately 6-8 fresh peppers in an ounce.
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Naga Viper Pepper ( 2 )
$14.95Naga Viper peppers are finally available in the Unites States. Two (2) fresh picked ( not dried ) Naga Viper peppers for $14.95. Priority mail will ensure fresher peppers. Organic growing principles used. Extremely limited at this time. In 2011 the Guinness Book of World Record recorded this United Kingdom super hot chili pepper at a rating of 1,382,118 Scoville units. These are whole fresh picked peppers with stems and viable seeds. Priority mail will ensure fresher Naga Viper peppers.
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Fresh Carolina Reaper Peppers Yellow ( 4 )
$14.95Carolina Reaper peppers yellow version are limited but now available. These are fresh picked peppers ( not dried ) with stems and viable seeds. Four for $14.95. These come somewhat larger than the red version. They carry the same heat with a slightly fruitier flavor. Being they are fresh Priority mail is highly suggested.
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Chocolate Bhutlah Peppers 20 – 25
$19.95Chocolate Bhutlah peppers are now available. These are way hotter than Chocolate Bhut Jolokia (ghost pepper) which sounds the same but is not. Each ounce contains approximately 20-25 pepper pods. We are offering quantities from one ounce (28 grams) to one kilo of dried whole Chocolate Bhutlah peppers with the stems and seeds. This is the newest super hot chili pepper. Although it has not been tested by Guinness yet many who have been lucky enough to try these swear they are hotter than the Carolina Reaper, the current Guinness world book of records holder. Good for Stew, Chili, Soup, Salsa and Casseroles.
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Chocolate Bhutlah POWDER
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357 Mad Dog 38 Special 3 Million Scoville
$49.95
Mad Dog 38 Special 3 Million Scoville
HEAT LEVEL EXTREME
WARNING DO NOT CONSUME DIRECTLY. FOOD ADDITIVE ONLY
Lock and load. For an extra special kick, take aim with Mad Dog 38 Special Pepper Extract. This is the weapon of choice for anyone who wants to take the firepower up to 3,000,000 Scoville Units. Made with pure and powerful HPLC certified capsicum and specially packaged in an imported glass bottle, the Mad Dog 38 Special Pepper Extract delivers exceptionally clean tasting heat and sparkling flavor to anything that comes within sight. As the number two shooter in the Mad Dog Special Edition Extract Arsenal, be careful. High heat comes from just a single drop.
Heat Level = 3 Million Scoville
Size = 1.7 FL.OZ.
HPLC Certified
Disclaimer Due to The Extreme Nature of These Products, Please read the following disclaimer. BY PURCHASING THIS PRODUCT YOU ARE KNOWINGLY ACKNOWLEDGING THE FOLLOWING DISCLAIMER AND AGREEING YOU ARE 18 YEARS OLD.I agree, as indicated by my opening this bottle, as follows in connection with my purchase of this product:
1. Due to the extreme hot nature of this product, this product shall be used as a food additive. This product can cause serious injury if directly consumed, ingested or applied to the body.
2. Due to the extreme hot nature of this product, this product shall be used with extreme care in very small amounts only.
3. This product is to be used at my own risk, and I am fully understand the potential danger if use or handled improperly.
4. If I give this product as a gift, I will make the recipient fully aware of the potential danger if used or handled improperly.
5. I hereby disclaim, release and relinquish any and all claims, actions and lawsuits that I, or any of my dependents, heirs, family members or legal representatives, may have against any party relating to any damage or injury that may Result, or is alleged to have resulted, from the use, consumption, ingestion, contact or other use of or from the product from Pepperheads and all concerned parties.
6. I am not inebriated or otherwise not of a sound mind, and I fully able to make a sound decision about the purchase of this product.
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357 Mad Dog Collector Edition (with Bullet)
$19.95 -34%357 Mad Dog Collector’s Edition 600,000 Scoville units
357 Mad Dog Collector’s Edition packs 600,000 sizzlin’ scoville units along with the heavy weight crown of the Hottest Hot Sauce ever made by Ashley Foods. Sporting an oh so apropos golden bullet on a key chain, fastened to the bottle of this killer concoction, making this hotter than hot sauce a very cool collectible. The bullet opens to reveal a small tasting spoon.Extremely Hot – Use with Caution
Heat Scale: 10+
Scoville Units: 600,000Ingredients include: Vinegar, chile extract, evaporated cane juice, fresh habenero peppers, garlic, onion, 160,000 scoville cayenne peppers, spices, and xanthan gum.
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Ass In the Tub
$7.95Ass In the Tub 3 Pack – Ass In The Tub – Ass In Antarctica – Ass In Space – Guaranteed to burn twice!
“Caution: This pepper sauce is seriously hot. In fact, this is about as hot as it gets. It might sound like we’re bragging, but really we’re just giving you advance notice that it’s going to burn on the way in and…well, you get the picture. It’s a moving experience.”
Find a bizarre story of Joe Chilihead, a chile pepper addict, on the back of the box.
Ass In The Tub Hot Sauce – Way off the heat scale. Funny & very visual label design.
Ingredients: Cayenne pepper, pepper, salt and Oleoresin Cayenne. No vinegar.Ass In Antarctica Hot Sauce – It’s UnBEARable & ASStounding. When the heat becomes unbearable, do you feel like you need a vacation? We hear Antarctica is a nice place to chill out. This is the cheapest fare available. One swig and you’ll be on your way.
Ingredients: Cayenne peppers, salt & Oleoresin CayenneAss In Space Hot Sauce – ASS-tronomically hot!
It’s out of this world! In a galaxy far away…an evil pepper sauce of an unknown molecular structure has made its way to Earth. Its mission is to boldly go where no pepper sauce has gone before.
Ingredients: Cayenne pepper, salt & Oleoresin Cayenne. No vinegarThese Louisiana sauces are manufactured in Costa Rica.
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Ass Kickin Jalapeno Jelly
$5.95 -15%Ass Kickin’ Jalapeno Jelly……..Our Ass Kickin Jalapeno Jelly goes great on toast with our Ass Kickin Peanut Butter.
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Ass Kickin’ Chipotle Raspberry Jelly
$4.99 -17%Ass Kickin’ Chipotle Raspberry Jelly tastes sweet with a little spicy southwest flavor. Ingredients
Sugar, Water, Red Raspberries, Chipotle Paste(chipotle, water, salt, citric acid), Pectin, and Citric Acid) -
Ass Kickin’ Wasabi Popcorn Seasoning
$4.99 -17%Ass Kickin wasabi popcorn seasoning is when you want maximum kick, add some melted butter, margarine or vegetable spray to the popcorn before you sprinkle on Ass Kickin wasabi popcorn seasoning.
Heat Level = 5
Size: 4 oz ( 113 g. )
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Ass Reaper
$9.89 -24%Ass Reaper Hot Sauce with Skull Cap and Cape (5 FL.OZ. / 148 ml):
One of the hottest and neatest collectables to come along in a long time. A freightening addition to any hot sauce collection. Perfect for halloween as a party gift.Ingredients: Habanero Peppers, Water, African Oleoresin, Scotch Bonnet Peppers, Salt, Onion, Vegetable Oil, Acetic Acid, Garlic and Xanthan Gum.
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BBQ Grill Grinder
$8.95 -26%Dean Jacob’s Grinder’s Mill – BBQ Grill For Sizzling Steaks, Chicken, Pork, and Kabobs. A blend to satisfy every BBQ lover’s palate! 7 oz.
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Blair’s 3am Reserve
$59.95 -15%IN STOCK NOW wow – 2,000,000 scoville units>>> 3 a.m. Reserve takes our classic 2 a.m. one step further. Melted wax sealed i Old English Jar and signed in gold by Blair Lazar himself!! Gift Display Box is included as with all the Reserve Bottles. Feel Alive!!!
Heat Level = 10+++++
Size: 2.5 oz
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Blair’s 6 AM Reserve Pepper Extract w/Gold Skull
$359.95 – $699.95 -13%Blair’s 6 AM Reserve IN STOCK NOW !! Pepper Extract (Extremely Limited) Contains Gold Skull, a separate collector’s Dream .a $75 Value..
Blair’s 6 AM reserve…..THIS IS A MASTERPIECE. THE CONTENTS OF 6AM RANGE FROM A LOW OF 10.3 MILLION TO A PURE 16 MILLION SCOVILLE UNITS…IN ADDITION, TO SEAL THIS WORK OF ART, Blair CREATED TWO NEW WAXES; FIRE YELLOW AND POWER PURPLE. 2.5 oz Only a few available for sale! Final Sale No Returns -
Blair’s Original Death Sauce
$6.95 -14%Original Death Sauce
This is Blair Lazar’s first sauce… the one that started it all back in 1989. It as no boundaries and should be used liberally on everything to make you Feel Alive!Size: 5 fl. oz. 150 ml
Suggested Uses: Death Wings, Clams, Oysters, Crawfish, Chili, Bloody Marys, Jambalaya, or ANYTHING YOU DESIRE!
Ingredients: Red and Orange Habaneros, Vinegar, Fresh Cayenne, Smashed Garlic, Chipotle, Lime Juice, Cilantro, Fresh Herbs and Spices.
Our original hot sauce! You have to have this one in your kitchen. So Many Good Uses, Excellent on All Shellfish, Wings of Course, and Awesome Bloody Marys!
Heat Level = 9
Size: 5 oz
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Brother Bru Bru Organic African Pepper Sauce
$7.95Brother Bru-Bru’s Organic African Chili Pepper Sauce..MILD – All natural. Made with organic peppers. No Gluten. Low Sodium. There really ia a BROTHER BRU BRU, a legendary musician whom Bob Marley dubbed “Mr Tambourine Man.” “Brother Bru Bru is actually the guy about whom Bob Dylan wrote “Mr. Tambourine Man”. That’s right! Not only does he wield a mean Tamborine, but he makes a great hot sauce!When a routine check up showed that he (like 1 in 4 adults) had high blood pressure, the doc told him to cut back salt. Bruce was set on keeping joy in his life and so created this delicious, all natural, low-sodium, sugar-free hot sauce. Enjoy!
Ingredients: Apple cider vinegar, Chili peppers, garlic, domestic & African spices, & sea salt.
From: California
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Brother Bru-Bru’s African Very Hot Pepper Sauce
$7.95Brother Bru-Bru’s Organic African Very Hot Pepper Sauce – Tribal peoples all over the world use hot pepper potions, not only to enhance food flavors, but also as folk remedies for a number of ailments including indigestion, nasal and sinus congestion, sore muscles and arthritis. Ingesting hot peppers can actually cool you in a hot climate by causing your face and scalp to sweat.”Brother Bru Bru is actually the guy about whom Bob Dylan wrote “Mr. Tambourine Man”. That’s right! Not only does he wield a mean Tamborine, but he makes a great hot sauce!
No Salt, No Preservatives, All Natural Ingredients: Apple cider vinegar, Habanero & Japones peppers, garlic, & domestic & African spices .
From: California
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Brother Bru-Bru’s Organic African Chipotle Pepper Sauce
$7.95Brother Bru-Bru’s Organic African Chipotle Pepper Sauce – All natural. Made with organic peppers. No Gluten. Low Sodium. There really ia a BROTHER BRU BRU, a legendary musician whom Bob Marley dubbed “Mr Tambourine Man. “Brother Bru Bru is actually the guy about whom Bob Dylan wrote “Mr. Tambourine Man”. That’s right! Not only does he wield a mean Tamborine, but he makes a great hot sauce! When a routine check up showed that he (like 1 in 4 adults) had high blood pressure, the doc told him to cut back salt. Bruce was set on keeping joy in his life and so created this delicious, all natural, low-sodium, sugar-free hot sauce. Enjoy!
Ingredients: Apple cider vinegar, Chipotle peppers, garlic, domestic & African spices, & sea salt.
From: California
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CaJohn’s Jolokia 10 Hot Sauce
$7.95CaJohn’s “10” Hot Sauce
As he celebrates his 10th aniversary of the founding of his company, CaJohn (who I met personally along with Dave and Blair at the 2005 Fiery Foods Show in Albuquerque, New Mexico) has taken all he has learned about creating natural pepper sauces and created a blistering hot sauce without the use of pepper extracts. The top 4 Hottest chiles in the world come together and create a true Pepperhead elixier worthy of the highest rating,(10) on a scale of 1-10 !Ingredients: Fatalli chiles, Red Savina, Orange Habanero, onions, distilled vinegar, Naga Jolokia powder, black pepper, chile caribe, cayenne, and a select blend of dehydrated vegetable powders.
Size: 5 oz.
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Cajohn’s Jolokia 10 Rub
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CaJohn’s Select Jalapeno Puree
$5.99CaJohn’s Select Jalapeno Puree. CaJohn selects only the finest chiles for his signature line of purees. Ground fresh from the fields, they are blended with distilled vinegar. Citric acid and vitamin C are added to preserve color, then bottled immediatly. The result is a minimun of 80% chile solods, more than four times the content of most hot sauces. These purees are wonderful for inclusion in your own culinary creations, or you can use them to create sauces of your own design. Their use is limited only by your imagination! From CaJohn’s kitchen to yours, ENJOY !!AWARDS: Fiery Food Challenge, Chile Specific – 2nd Place !.. These Purees are available in 7 varieties: Cayenne, Chipotle, Faltalii, Habanero, Jalapeno, Red Savina and Serrano.. Ingred: Jalapeno Chiles, distilled vinegar,citric acid and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).Ohio 5 oz.
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Cajohn’s Select Red Savina Puree
$6.99 -31%CaJohn’s Select Red Savina Puree. CaJohn selects only the finest chiles for his signature line of purees. Ground fresh from the fields, they are blended with distilled vinegar. Citric acid and vitamin C are added to preserve color, then bottled immediatly. The result is a minimun of 80% chile solods, more than four times the content of most hot sauces. These purees are wonderful for inclusion in your own culinary creations, or you can use them to create sauces of your own design. Their use is limited only by your imagination! From CaJohn’s kitchen to yours, ENJOY !!AWARDS: Fiery Food Challenge, Chile Specific – 2nd Place !.. These Purees are available in 7 varieties: Cayenne, Chipotle, Faltalii, Habanero, Jalapeno, Red Savina and Serrano..
Ingredients: Red Savina Habanero Chiles, Distilled Vinegar, Citric Acid & Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) to preserve color -
Cajohns Cajun Select Spice
$4.95 -38%Cajohn’s Cajun Select Spice ingred: Paprika, Salt, Spices, Onions, Garlic, Black Pepper, White Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, Spices 6.5 oz.
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CamelToe Hot Sauce
$7.99Camel Toe Hot Sauce
Camel Toe Hot Sauce is a delicious smoked chipotle and mango hot sauce. So no matter what you call it: snapper, bearded clam, cooter cleavage, the pink taco or beavage. There is nothing that tastes or smells like a Camel Toe hot sauce. Love at first sight.
From Florida.
2006 Scovie Awards – Specialty Chile: 2nd Place Hot Sauce. 2005 Scovie Awards – Hot Sauce – Specialty Chile: 1st Place.ingredients: Vinegar, Aged Red Peppers, Mangos, apple juice, sugar, honey, diced tomatoes, tomato juice, habaneros, jalapenos, chipotle peppers, sea salt, onions, parmesan cheese, garlic in water, carrots, cilantro, spices, tic gum -
Carolina Reaper Slingblade Hot Sauce
$10.95Carolina Reaper Sling Blade hot sauce – There’s a new chili pepper on it’s way to Guinness World Record fame! Try the Reaper Pepper in a super hot table sauce (all-purpose hot sauce). Shake it onto chicken and tacos and stir it into nacho cheese sauce.
From the bottle, “We have raised the bar for heat, surpassing the current world record holder, the Butch T Trinidad Scorpion. Over a four year period, Smokin’ Ed’s Carolina Reaper has averaged 1.474 million on the Scoville Scale. -Ed Currie”
Ingredients: Chile peppers (Carolina Reaper, Bhut Jolokia), apple cider vinegar, distilled vinegar, tomato paste, lemon juice, onion, garlic, salt, spices.
From Ohio
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CHIPOTLE Chiles Dried Premium Morita
$5.99Dried Chipotle Morita Chile Peppers (whole) 2oz……TRY THIS !!!!!>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>…………SOUTHEWESTERN CHICKEN PITAS with CHIPOTLE SAUCE
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INGREDIENTS ::: (for sauce)
1 cup plain nonfat yogurt ,
4 tablespoons chopped green onions ,
2 Tbs. Chiptle puree or 2 Pepperheads Chipotle Morita Peppers ,
4 tablespoons peanut butter ,
1/4 teaspoon salt …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast halves – cut into 1/2 inch strips ,
1/2 teaspoon salt ,
1/2 teaspoon pepper,
1/2 teaspoon chili powder ,
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder ,
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano,
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin ,
3 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided ,
1 medium onion, sliced ,
1 red bell pepper, julienned ,4 (6-inch) pitas ,
1 cup shredded lettuce ,
1 cup shredded white Cheddar cheese or white Monterey Jack …………………………………………………………………DIRECTIONS for Special Chipotle sauce……
In a blender or food processor, combine yogurt, chopped green onion, chipotle puree or chipotle peppers, peanut butter, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Blend until smooth. Place in a sealed container, and refrigerate. ………………………………………………
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C)..
Place chicken in a large bowl. Mix together 1/2 teaspoon salt, pepper, chili powder, oregano, and cumin; sprinkle over chicken. Heat half of oil in a skillet over medium heat. Saute onions and red peppers until tender; transfer to a plate, and set aside. Wrap pitas in foil, and place in oven for about 10 minutes. ……
Heat remaining oil in skillet, and saute chicken until no longer pink. Add the onions and red peppers, and cook for 2 more minutes.
Cut pitas in half, and stuff with chicken mixture. Serve with lettuce, cheese, and chipotle sauce. …………………………………………………………………………………………PREP TIME 30 Min ….
COOK TIME 30 Min …
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Chocolate Habanero Heartbreaking Dawns 1542
$6.95Heartbreaking Dawns 1542 Chocolate Habanero Sauce – Heartbreaking Dawns focuses on both flavor and heat to bring you 1542. It was in this year that Francisco de Orellana, in search of gold and cinnamon, arrived at the mouth of the Amazon River. This sauce features the Chocolate Habanero, also known as the Congo Peppers. The high heat congo comes alive within a blend of narural garlic and cumin flavors. Each of our gourmet fiery products are crafted with a precision and love that we know you’ll be able to taste
Ingredients: Chocolate Habañero Peppers, Cider Vinegar, Carrot Concentrate, Water, Onion, Brown Sugar, Garlic, Sea Salt, & Cumin.
From: New York
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Cholula Chili Garlic Hot Sauce
$4.99Cholula Chili Garlic Hot Sauce With The Wooden Stopper Top – For those with a passion for bold flavor… Cholula Hot Sauce – widely known as “The Flavorful Fire” – is one of the best selling, fastest growing hot sauces on the market. Its signature blend, with balanced heat, is rapidly making Cholula the perfect table top flavor enhancement. Chili and garlic are the two flavors a lot of hot sauce lovers are most passionate about. Cholula has combined the two together in a single sauce that simply enhances the enjoyment of your fine food flavors. Don’t take our word for it, try it for yourself.
Big on flavor, not heat! Made from an exclusive blend of Arbol and Piquin peppers, signature spices and an abundance of coarse ground, fresh garlic. Look closely and you can see bits of garlic in the sauce. Cholula’s moderate, balanced heat means it won’t mask your food flavors like other hot sauces. It is sensational on pasta sauces, burgers, chicken, dips, soups, pizza, eggs.
Each bottle has a wooden topper.Ingredients: salt, dried peppers (Arbol and Piquin), vinegar, garlic, spices, natural flavors, dried garlic.
From Mexico
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Cholula Chili Lime Hot Sauce
$4.99Cholula Chili Lime Hot Sauce – Great Cholula flavor with a hint of lime.
Ingredients – Vinegar,peppers,(Guajillo, Pakrika, Arbol & Piquin) salt,sugar,dried tomato,natural flavor.
From Mexico
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Cin Chili mix (as seen on Bobby Flay’s throwdown)
$4.95 -29%Food never tasted so Cinful. Feel like a champion every time you serve a bowl of our Cinfully delicious chili! You want something everyone in the family will enjoy, and this is IT!!!! Easy to make and easy to fall in love with. AS SEEN ON ‘THE VIEW’ AND ‘THROWDOWN WITH BOBBY FLAY’ !! Packages of Cindy Reed Wilkins Famous recipie . I met Cindy in New Mexico when I first tried her extremely tasty spices with such a great flavour back in February 2006 and I had to have it in the store. She “beat” Bobby Flay in a televised “Throwdown” and also appeared on “The View” making her world renouned Chili !! Got to taste it, Professor Pepperhead….
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Datil Do-it Hot Sauce
$7.95Dat’l Do-it Hot Sauce –
Our hot sauce is a wonderful departure from the traditional vinegar based sauces. Dat’l Do-It is a tomato rich sauce that is not only mildly sweet but hot! Real clover honey combined with the fiery Datil pepper makes for a tempting barbeque sauce. Dat’l Do-It Hot Sauce was created in our restaurant, Barnacle Bills, to rule the seafood world. It is simply fantastic on shrimp, fish, oysters, crabs, lobster and clams. Try it! 7oz. Jars -
Dave’s Gourmet Hot Tamale Ancho powder
$4.95 -38%In there fresh form Ancho are Known as Poblano chile. The ancho chile measures 2000 scoville heat units.
Heat Level = 5
Size: 1 oz ( 28 g. )
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Daves Gourmet Original Steak Sauce
$6.95 -31%DAVE’S GOURMET ORIGINAL STEAK SAUCE
WINNER FIERY FOOD CHALLENGE. Our steak sauce has a really full well blended flavor. It is great on steaks or mixed with wine as a marinade. A delicious blend for your roasts, chops, chicken, steaks and more! Shake well !
WARNING: This product may be addictive to those with tastebuds, but don’t worry, we’ll get more.
No Fat, No Preservative, No Cholesterol Ingredients: cane vinegar, molasses, tamarind paste, brown sugar, tomato paste, sugar, salt, ginger, garlic, orange juice and spices.
Heat Level = 4
Size: 8 oz. ( 283 gr.)From California.+
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Daves Gourmet Three Great Sauces
$19.99
Dave’s Three Great SaucesIncludes:
- Ginger Peach Hot Sauce 5 oz.
- Dave’s Insanity Sauce 5 oz
- Hurtin’ Habanero 5 oz
Ginger Peach Hot Sauce
Contain peach nectar, ginger, red chili, and garlic. This sauce is not quite Asian nor especially fruity, but has hints of both and just a little heat. Put a dash on any dish as a delicious flavor booster!
Dave’s Insanity Sauce
“The Hottest Sauce in the Universe” A BEST SELLER! This sauce includes tomato sauce, onions, hot peppers and garlic. Great cooking ingredient for sauces, soups and stews. Also strips waxed floors and removes driveway grease stains. WARNING: Use one drop at a time. Not for people with heart or respiratory problems.
Hurtin’ Habanero
Red chile pepper, habanero peppers, onions and garlic A delicious, but hot combination of chiles and other gourmet ingredients. A yummy hot sauce with a distinct habanero flavor and heat. (Not good as a beverage!)
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El Chupacabra Hot Sauce
$12.95El Chupacabra Hot Sauce – The deadly Chupacabra is a legondary cryptid rumored to inhabit parts of the Americas. This namesake sauce is a blend of super-hot Caribbean chiles, many of whose legendary burn is greater than one million Scoville Heat Units. Can you handle this beast? It won’t kill you, but you might wish it did.
Ingredients: Chile peppers (Bhut Jolokia, Scotch Bonnet, Trinidad 7 Pot, Trinidad Scorpion, Trinidad Scorpion Moruga), carrots, onion, mustard, distilled vinegar, garlic, spices.
From Ohio
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Garlic Stuffed Olives Arizona Gunslinger
$5.99Garlic stuffed olives with that Arizona Gunslinger touch ! No body can eat just one. 5 oz.
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Ghost Pepper Jolokia (Ghost Pepper) Powder 84g (3 oz.)
$26.95
PURE Jolokia Powder 84g
This is the Pepper to end all other peppers. No other pepper on the planet earth comes close to the heat that this produces. In February 2007, Guinness World Records certified the Jolokia as the world’s hottest chili pepper. Rated at over one million scoville units puts this pepper at 3 1/2 times hotter than the Habanero pepper, making it the hottest known pepper in the universe in 2007.The pepper is used as a spice in food or eaten alone. One seed from a Jolokia can sustain intense pain sensations in the mouth for up to 30 minutes before subsiding. Extreme care should be taken when ingesting the pepper and its seeds, so as to not get it in the eyes. It is used as a cure for stomach ailments. It is also used as a remedy to summer heat, presumably by inducing perspiration. In northeastern India the peppers are smeared on fences or used in smoke bombs as a safety precaution to keep wild elephants at a distance. It is more than 3 times hotter than the feared Habenaro pepper. So enjoy these peppers with extreme caution. In Stock Date 2/11/08.
Additional information
Other names for the Jolokia pepper include:BHUT JOLOKIA, NAGA JOLOKIA, BIH JOLOKIA, AND GHOST PEPPER OR JUST NAGAS.
Some people expect a huge rush of heat and intense burn as from extract which doesnt happen with the Jolokia. For some reason the heat builds for some time and is then a sustained burn over the course of an hour or so. We are trying to find a lab that can isolate the different capsaicin compounds so we can work out what is different about them but again it will cost. I believe they are different to bog standard habs due to the percentage of frutescens in their dna. It somehow alters the end result.
The pods are still the worlds hottest as the lowest reading we have ever had was 700,000SHUs which is pretty formidable and way above the red savina which they say has been exagerated all these years. Certainly eating a red savina and then a Jolokia side by side the immediate heat of the red savina appears hotter than the naga. But the naga keeps building in heat and reaches its peak up to 5 minutes later. While the red savinas burn is descending at that point and dies off after 15 minutes. The naga is still going strong and can still be felt after 3/4 – 1 hour later. We grow both the red savina and the naga and have tested them on many occasions on the European public and watched the results. Some are starting to film people eating Jolokias at the chili festivals they are attending in August 2008 with a view to try putting them on our website when its finished.
I think the point is that the Jolokia is capable of reaching 1.5Mshu when environmental conditions allow and that there are so many variables involved. However the dried pods from Assam are all grown in a totally organic environment by small farmers across a vast area of land and will vary from pod to pod. We are advising the assamese growers on how to reach the upper heats this chilli is capable of…Like the Habanero, Scotch Bonnet and Red Savina, Naga Jolokia belongs to the Capsicum chinense family. This landrace chile originated in the Northeast of India, particularly Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and neighboring Bangladesh. Other names for this chile include Nagahari, Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Borbih, Raja Mircha, Raja Chilli, Mirch, Mircha, Naga Moresh, Naga Morich, Tezpur, and quite recently Dorset Naga.(with possible slight differences). In their home country, Bhut Jolokia and Bih Jolokia are also spelled Bhwt Jolokiya and Bih Jolokiya respectively.
For many years, there was uncertainty about this particular chile pepper, some sources even listed cayenne-type peppers as Naga Jolokia or put it into the C. frutescens species. Eventually a field trial with comprehensive analysis by the NMSU Chile Pepper Institute (CPI) shed light on this cultivar.
Both Assamese growers and the Chile Pepper Institute found top heat levels around one million Scoville Heat Units (SHU), and the Chile Pepper Institute’s findings for Bhut Jolokia were even awarded the world record as the “hottest of all spices” by Guinness World Records (September 2006).
At the CPI test fields, ‘Bhut Jolokia’ grew to a height of 70 cm (+/- 7 cm) at maturity. In Assam, the typical height of Bih Jolokia plants is reported to range from 45 to120 cm. (1 cm = 0.4 “).
The origin of the Bhut Jolokia goes back hundreds of years and can be traced to the state of Assam in northeastern India. It was originally grown in this region as well as in areas of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
It is also called the following names-
Naga (Cobra snake) Jolokia in Sanskrit
Raja Mirchi (King of Chilis) Nai Miris (Cobra Chili) in Sri Lanka
Naga Morich (Cobra Chili) in Bangladesh
Oo-Morok (Tree Chili) in Manipur
It was not known to the Western world until around 2000.
On September 6, 2000 the Defense Research Laboratory (DRL) located in Tezpur, Assam, India published a report stating that it had achieved a new world record of 855,000 SHU (Scoville heat units) obtained from a Naga Jolokia pepper. The DRL utilized the original method of measuring the heat of peppers invented by Wilbur Scoville in 1912. This method of testing was disputed by several professors, and experts in the United States and other parts of the world. They stated that this type of testing was too subjective and the only recognized and accurate type of testing was High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) because it removes all subjectivity. The chili tested by the DRL was not recognized as the record holder because of this.
Bhut Jolokia seeds were brought to the United States to be planted and tested by members of the Chili Pepper Institute (CPI) located on the campus of the New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico in 2001. Because of poor fruit and seed set, it took several years to get an acceptable field trial. Finally in 2005, at the Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center (1.5 miles south of Las Cruces) seeds were started in a plant medium under strict control and guidelines utilizing man-made chemical fertilizers. Professor Paul Bosland of NMSU was in charge and finally in the Fall of 2006, success was achieved. The Bhut Jolokia was confirmed as the world record holder by Guinness, and in February, 2007 it was official. Rated at 1,001,304 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), it bested by almost 2 times the old record holder the Red Savina Habanero.
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Ghost Pepper Jolokia Powder 28g (1oz.)
$11.95
PURE Jolokia Powder 28 gramsGhost Pepper powder. $11.95. This is the Pepper to end all other peppers. No other pepper on the planet earth comes close to the heat that this produces. In February 2007, Guinness World Records certified the Jolokia as the world’s hottest chili pepper. Rated at over one million scoville units puts this pepper at 3 1/2 times hotter than the Habanero pepper! In 2007 it was the hottest pepper in the universe !
DON’T BE FOOLED by Imitaion POWDER or GROWN IN THE U.S Powder, IT IS NOT THE SAME!!!! (hint it looks lighter in color).
The pepper is used as a spice in food or eaten alone. One seed from a Jolokia can sustain intense pain sensations in the mouth for up to 30 minutes before subsiding. Extreme care should be taken when ingesting the pepper and its seeds, so as to not get it in the eyes. It is used as a cure for stomach ailments. It is also used as a remedy to summer heat, presumably by inducing perspiration. In northeastern India the peppers are smeared on fences or used in smoke bombs as a safety precaution to keep wild elephants at a distance. It is more than 3 times hotter than the feared Habenaro pepper. So enjoy these peppers with extreme caution. In Stock Date 2/11/08.
Additional information
Other names for the Jolokia pepper include:BHUT JOLOKIA, NAGA JOLOKIA, BIH JOLOKIA, AND GHOST PEPPER OR JUST NAGAS.
Some people expect a huge rush of heat and intense burn as from extract which doesnt happen with the Jolokia. For some reason the heat builds for some time and is then a sustained burn over the course of an hour or so. We are trying to find a lab that can isolate the different capsaicin compounds so we can work out what is different about them but again it will cost. I believe they are different to bog standard habs due to the percentage of frutescens in their dna. It somehow alters the end result.
The pods are still the worlds hottest as the lowest reading we have ever had was 700,000SHUs which is pretty formidable and way above the red savina which they say has been exagerated all these years. Certainly eating a red savina and then a Jolokia side by side the immediate heat of the red savina appears hotter than the naga. But the naga keeps building in heat and reaches its peak up to 5 minutes later. While the red savinas burn is descending at that point and dies off after 15 minutes. The naga is still going strong and can still be felt after 3/4 – 1 hour later. We grow both the red savina and the naga and have tested them on many occasions on the European public and watched the results. Some are starting to film people eating Jolokias at the chili festivals they are attending in August 2008 with a view to try putting them on our website when its finished.
I think the point is that the Jolokia is capable of reaching 1.5Mshu when environmental conditions allow and that there are so many variables involved. However the dried pods from Assam are all grown in a totally organic environment by small farmers across a vast area of land and will vary from pod to pod. We are advising the assamese growers on how to reach the upper heats this chilli is capable of…Like the Habanero, Scotch Bonnet and Red Savina, Naga Jolokia belongs to the Capsicum chinense family. This landrace chile originated in the Northeast of India, particularly Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and neighboring Bangladesh. Other names for this chile include Nagahari, Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Borbih, Raja Mircha, Raja Chilli, Mirch, Mircha, Naga Moresh, Naga Morich, Tezpur, and quite recently Dorset Naga.(with possible slight differences). In their home country, Bhut Jolokia and Bih Jolokia are also spelled Bhwt Jolokiya and Bih Jolokiya respectively.
For many years, there was uncertainty about this particular chile pepper, some sources even listed cayenne-type peppers as Naga Jolokia or put it into the C. frutescens species. Eventually a field trial with comprehensive analysis by the NMSU Chile Pepper Institute (CPI) shed light on this cultivar.
Both Assamese growers and the Chile Pepper Institute found top heat levels around one million Scoville Heat Units (SHU), and the Chile Pepper Institute’s findings for Bhut Jolokia were even awarded the world record as the “hottest of all spices” by Guinness World Records (September 2006).
At the CPI test fields, ‘Bhut Jolokia’ grew to a height of 70 cm (+/- 7 cm) at maturity. In Assam, the typical height of Bih Jolokia plants is reported to range from 45 to120 cm. (1 cm = 0.4 “).
The origin of the Bhut Jolokia goes back hundreds of years and can be traced to the state of Assam in northeastern India. It was originally grown in this region as well as in areas of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
It is also called the following names-
Naga (Cobra snake) Jolokia in Sanskrit
Raja Mirchi (King of Chilis) Nai Miris (Cobra Chili) in Sri Lanka
Naga Morich (Cobra Chili) in Bangladesh
Oo-Morok (Tree Chili) in Manipur
It was not known to the Western world until around 2000.
On September 6, 2000 the Defense Research Laboratory (DRL) located in Tezpur, Assam, India published a report stating that it had achieved a new world record of 855,000 SHU (Scoville heat units) obtained from a Naga Jolokia pepper. The DRL utilized the original method of measuring the heat of peppers invented by Wilbur Scoville in 1912. This method of testing was disputed by several professors, and experts in the United States and other parts of the world. They stated that this type of testing was too subjective and the only recognized and accurate type of testing was High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) because it removes all subjectivity. The chili tested by the DRL was not recognized as the record holder because of this.
Bhut Jolokia seeds were brought to the United States to be planted and tested by members of the Chili Pepper Institute (CPI) located on the campus of the New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico in 2001. Because of poor fruit and seed set, it took several years to get an acceptable field trial. Finally in 2005, at the Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center (1.5 miles south of Las Cruces) seeds were started in a plant medium under strict control and guidelines utilizing man-made chemical fertilizers. Professor Paul Bosland of NMSU was in charge and finally in the Fall of 2006, success was achieved. The Bhut Jolokia was confirmed as the world record holder by Guinness, and in February, 2007 it was official. Rated at 1,001,304 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), it bested by almost 2 times the old record holder the Red Savina Habanero.
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Ghost Pepper Jolokia Puree from Cajohn’s
$6.97 -37%Pure JOLOKIA Puree (from Cajohn)… CaJohn selects only the finest chiles for his signature line of purees. Ground fresh from the fields, they are blended with distilled vinegar. Citric acid and vitamin C are added to preserve color, then bottled immediatly. The result is a minimun of 80% chile solods, more than four times the content of most hot sauces. These purees are wonderful for inclusion in your own culinary creations, or you can use them to create sauces of your own design. Their use is limited only by your imagination! From CaJohn’s kitchen to yours….Ingred: Jolokia Peppers, distilled vinegar,citric acid and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).Ohio 2 oz.
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Ghost Pepper Rub (Jolokia) from Cajohn
$7.49Jolokia Rub………
Fire Dust Rub on a different level! Great on ribs and roasts, it’s got great heat with a sweet finish provided by turbinado sugar. Not just for the grill, it works well in the oven as well. (Salt-Free) (6 oz.)
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Grapes of Wrath Hot Sauce
$5.99 -26%High River Sauces Grapes of Wrath – Grapes of Wrath is a unique blend of your favorite hot peppers, red wine, holiday spices and fruit filled magic. This new limited edition hot sauce from High River Sauces will add an instant warmth to all of your upcoming holiday activities. Your Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas goose will never be the same again! Happy Hotter-days from High River Sauces!
Ingredients: Habañero Peppers, Grape Juice, Cabernet Wine, Pineapple, Blueberry, Strawberry, Blackberry, Apple, Red Cabbage, Lime, Ginger, Honey, Brown Sugar, Garlic, Hot Cherry Pepper, Ghost Pepper, Scorpion Pepper, Jalapeño Pepper, Serrano Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, Salt, Spice Mix.
From New York
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Habanero Salsa From Hell beyond hot
$6.95 -23%Habanero Salsa From Hell beyond hot
This is one HOT salsa! We have customers from around the world ordering the magnificent blend of habanero pepper, tomatoes, onions and fresh spices. -
Heartbreaking Dawns 1498 Trinidad Scorpion Sauce
$6.95 -31%Heartbreaking Dawns 1498 Trinidad Scorpion Sauce – Well here it is!! Get ready for the Ultimate journey of flavor and fire with their first release of 2011, “1498,” Heartbreaking Dawns Original Trinidad Scorpion Hot Sauce. They’ve taken a high percentage of fresh Trinidad Scorpion Peppers and balance them out with some Scotch Bonnets, creating a very high heat that drops off just before becoming TOO uncomfortable. To accent the burst of floral notes from the Scorpion Peppers they’ve created a full journey of flavors that includes Apricot, Blueberry and Carrot. This sauce reflects a full gallery of taste sensations, with a bold high heat, that will compliment every and any dish you can think up!!……….
1498, The year Columbus landed on Trinidad soil………………COMMENTS from the manufacturer….Happy New Year folks! As promised, this is a very special product for the 1st day of the new year. Id apologize for missing last week, but it was Christmas, & I had a bit too much eggnog This week, however, I thought ahead & wrote this review Friday. Im getting New Year hammered tonight, so as youre reading this on Scroturday, you can ponder where I am, if Im dead, & if not, what bed I shall be crawling out of. (Note: the word bed encompasses beds, streets, dumpsters, drunk tanks, & truck beds)
Anyway, on to Heartbreaking Dawns 1498 Trinidad Scorpion Sauce which, to my knowledge, is the first widely available hot sauce predominantly featuring the Trinidad Scorpion Pepper! (I Googled a bit, and couldnt find any others either) What a way to ring in the new year!…
First in the appearance category, Id like to tell you about the bottle. Unfortunately, since the bottle I got was so new, theres no label, so I went and got a label from Heartbreaking Dawns, which I threw up here for yall! The artwork is primarily black and white, and morbidly awesome, the sort of morbidly awesome Id probably get in a tattoo. You have a skeleton drinking either blood or 1498 sauce, with the red goop falling through his jaw onto a rather attractive woman. I like the cleverness behind the 1498′ name for the sauce, which is the year Christopher Columbus first landed on the island that is modern-day Trinidad. Back to my bottle, whose contents are as red as blood, but a spicy blood. Contained inside is what appears to be flecks of pepper, seed, and mash, a balance that looks like it gives flavor and texture, but maintains a lower viscosity than blood, and actually flows.……Ill be honest, at first I was scared of this bottle. Well, not scared, but a little nervous, and with good reason. Many of you may have heard of my last messy encounter with a Trinidad Scorpion pepper, which required a nasal dose of cheesecake on a stick. Well, here goes nothing. I pulled off the plastic seal and pull off the cap. Im greeted by a smell which, from memory alone, actually makes me queasy. Mind you thats not the sauce, thats my former experience with the pepper. The best way I can describe the scent of this sauce is a robust kick in your nose testicles. This stuff smells GOOD. On to the actual sampling of the sauce. Wow. Im kicked in the teeth with the piquancy of the Trinidad Scorpion pepper, but it has the best offset Ive ever tasted in a hot sauce; the apricot preserves and other fruits and veggies come together to give it a taste that hints of warm jelly with the kick of a good hot sauce. Now Im not a fan of fruit flavored sauces, and this still tastes amazing to me: thats saying something. Im going to go ahead and give the sauce the highest marks in both categories, a Notable in flavor, and a meltdown in the fire category. This sauce will be available at the HBD website January 1st.
Ingredients: Trinidad Scorpion peppers, Scotch Bonnet peppers, cider vinegar, apricot preserves, blueberries, carrots, honey, onion, soy sauce, sea salt, garlic, ginger, & white pepper.
From: New York
The Trinidad Scorpion Butch T Hottest Chili Pepper in the World 1,463,700 Scoville Units
Butch Taylor, owner of Zydeco Hot Sauce, has been growing and working with super hot chili peppers since 1990. Back then, his work was primarily with habanero peppers. After growing peppers for years he was able to grow a pepper that was hotter than the then worlds hottest pepper (the Red Savina) but that pepper wasnt stable so his quest continued. He grows super hot chili peppers on his deck and in his garden, and plans to sell some through his web site and at future industry shows.
For several years, Butch has been cross breeding super hot peppers and saving the seeds. He grew some of the resulting seeds on his own, but gave many away to friends and members of the chili pepper forums he frequents. His only request to those who wanted seeds was that they let him know if they achieved something special.
It was Marcel de Wit of The Chilli Factory who got that special find. Neil Smith was one of the people who requested seeds from Butch Taylor, and he provided them to Marcel de Wit, who grew them. Right away, they could tell this pepper was different by the color and shape of the pods. They tried the peppers and were amazed at the heat levels, which prompted them to test the peppers at a university and submit them to the Guinness Book of World Records. The record has not yet been confirmed, but Butch says it should have no problem meeting the stringent criteria.
The growers also named the pepper the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, after Butch, much to Butchs surprise. This chili pepper is the possible cross between a Trinidad Scorpion and as as-yet-named chili pepper that Butch is holding close to his chest in hopes of creating even hotter peppers in the future.
Asked if it was his goal to create the worlds hottest chili pepper, Butch said, I love growing the super hots, but somehow they just find me. He continues to grow more peppers, and who knows how long it might be before Butch breaks his own record?
According to Butch regarding the flavor, he said There are some that taste fruity but from firsthand experience, it has a biting flavor with a pretty quick burn that goes on and on and gets hotter.
The previous record holder was the Naga Viper, measuring 1.38 million Scoville Heat Units (SHU). According to Butch, word around the chili pepper community is that the Naga Viper is really a Scorpion Pepper, but his is hotter.
The Trinidad Scorpion Butch T measures in at a blistering 1,463,700 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). A typical jalapeno pepper measures around 5,000 SHU, while a habanero pepper measures up to 350,000 SHU.
Butch Taylor is the owner of Zydeco Hot Sauce which specializes in micro brewing hot sauces, barbeque sauce, and salsas. His farm is in Crosby, Mississippi and he resides in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Heartbreaking Dawns Cauterizer Trinidad Scorpion Sauce
$8.89 – $35.99HeartBreaking Dawns 1498 Cauterizer Trinidad Scorpion Sauce – Well here it is, the highly anticipated 1498 Cauterizer. they’ve taken the exceptional flavor of our original 1498, and recreated it with 100% fresh TRINIDAD SCORPION PEPPERS. Why woud they do that? MORE FIRE FIRE FIRE, MORE FLAVOR!! With all of the buzz surrounding the Guiness Book’s NEW Hottest Pepper, they know many of you Chileheads out there want to experince the full incinerating potential of the Trinidad Scorpion Pepper used in a truly artisan creation. As with all of their products, flavor continues to be job 1. With all of the strong feedback on the original 1498, the follow up just seemed obvious. Remove the Scotch Bonnet Blend, Up The Scorpion Content and BOOM! They’ve even upped the overall Pepper content just a bit, for that extra Blast! Cauterizing Heat AND irreplicable flavor!
Searing Passion , Sensory Seduction.
Ingredients: Trinidad Scorpion Peppers, Cider Vinegar, Apricot Preserves, Water, Blueberries, Carrot, Honey, Onion, Soy Sauce, Sea Salt, Garlic, Ginger, & White Pepper.
From: New York
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Heartbreaking Dawns Ghost Pepper Sauce
$4.99Heartbreaking Dawns Ghost Pepper Sauce……..Heartbreaking Dawns focuses on both Flavor and Fire to bring you 1841, the year Reverend Miles Bronson arrived amongst the Naga people, ending the widespread practice of headhunting. This handcrafted hot sauce features the infamous Ghost Chile Pepper. This “superhot,” also know as the Bhut Jolokia, comes alive amidst a blend of all-natural Pear and Apple. While this sauce brings a significant amount of heat we managed to create a blend that allows the subtle and sweet fruitiness of the Pears and Apples to tingle your tongue before that onset of true Jolokia Burn!………
Tired of naga bhut jolokia/ghost chile pepper sauces that are all heat but no flavor? 1841 Ghost Pepper Sauce is your remedy.
Ingredients: Pear, Applesauce, Cider Vinegar, Bhut jolokia (Ghost Pepper), Water, Onion, Carrot, Lime Juice, Sugar, Sea Salt, Garlic, White Peppe -
Horrific Hot Sauce
$11.00 – $94.80Pepperheads Horrific Hot Sauce XXXXX
Hot Sauce is amazing and this is the best.
If you want something horrifically HOT, then this hot sauce is for you. Horrific is our hottest sauce made with such a unique taste. It’s made with Red Habanero, spices, veggies, and hot pepper extract to give it that crazy kick. This sauce is 16% hotter than Dave’s Insanity Sauce and has a more robust flavor and a brighter, richer color. It will be the sauce you will never forget or want to let go of! -
Hot Sauce of The Month Club (12 months)
$229.95
Can’t get enough hot sauce?
Due to countless requests, we are pleased to offer you the new and ever changing, hot sauce of the month club. Here you have the ability to experience the most flavorful, unique, and out of this world hot sauces. Some are only available through this exclusive club.Here’s how it works: The first week of every month, Professor Pepperhead will send you out a bottle from his private vast collection of hotsauces. You will have this amazing opportunity to try sauces that most people don’t even know exist.
This item makes the perfect gift for any occasion, or as a special treat for the most seasoned hot sauce aficionado. For just $14.99 a month, which even includes shipping, but excludes any tax where applicable, you will have exclusive access to the privileged world of the Pepperhead’s hot sauce private reserve. This selection is good for six (6) months of hot sauce of the month club.
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Hot Sauce of the Month Club (6 months)
$129.95
Can’t get enough hot sauce?
Due to countless requests, we are pleased to offer you the new and ever changing, hot sauce of the month club. Here you have the ability to experience the most flavorful, unique, and out of this world hot sauces. Some are only available through this exclusive club.Here’s how it works: The first week of every month, Professor Pepperhead will send you out a bottle from his private vast collection of hotsauces. You will have this amazing opportunity to try sauces that most people don’t even know exist.
This item makes the perfect gift for any occasion, or as a special treat for the most seasoned hot sauce aficionado. This offer even includes shipping, but excludes any tax where applicable, you will have exclusive access to the privileged world of the Pepperhead’s hot sauce private reserve. This selection is good for six (6) months of hot sauce of the month club.
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Jalapeno Pineapple Sauce Heartbreaking Dawns
$7.95Heartbreaking Dawns Breakwater Jalapeño Hot Sauce – Heartbreaking Dawns uses only the finest natural ingredients to bring you our Jalapeño Pineapple Hot Sauce, a mouth watering island sensation. By blending fresh pineapples with traditional jalapeño flavors, we’ve created a sweet, yet seductive, premium hot sauce. It is a perfect match for chicken, pork, seafood and rice dishes. Our gourmet hot sauce is crafted with a precision and a love that we know you’ll be able to taste.
Heartbreaking Dawns: Searing Passion
Sensory Seduction
Ingredients: Pineapple, Jalapeño Pepper, Onion, Carrots, Vinegar, Habañero Peppers, Sugar, Lime Juice, Salt, Garlic.
From New York
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Jolokia ( Ghost Pepper ) Powder 1000g ( KILO )
$159.95Pure Jolokia powder 1000g. (That’s right,one thousand grams or one kilo!) or (2.2 pounds). For estaurant or salsa & sauce company use only. Not for an individuals. This is the Pepper to end all other peppers. No other pepper on the planet earth comes close to the heat that this produces. In February 2007, Guinness World Records certified the Jolokia as the world’s hottest chili pepper. The pepper is used as a spice in food or eaten alone. One seed from a Jolokia can sustain intense pain sensations in the mouth for up to 30 minutes before subsiding. Extreme care should be taken when ingesting the pepper and its seeds, so as to not get it in the eyes. It is used as a cure for stomach ailments. It is also used as a remedy to summer heat, presumably by inducing perspiration. In northeastern India the peppers are smeared on fences or used in smoke bombs as a safety precaution to keep wild elephants at a distance. It is more than 3 times hotter than the feared Habenaro pepper. So enjoy these peppers with extreme caution. In Stock Date 2/11/08. over ONE MILLION scoville units puts this pepper 3 1/2 times hotter than tha Habanero pepper THE HOTTEST KNOWN PEPPER IN THE UNIVERSE !!!!…………………They are known as BHUT JOLOKIA, NAGA JOLOKIA, BIH JOLOKIA, AND GHOST PEPPER OR JUST NAGAS. ………….
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Addl. Info: Some people expect a huge rush of heat and intense burn as from extract which doesnt happen with the Jolokia. For some reason the heat builds for some time and is then a sustained burn over the course of an hour or so. We are trying to find a lab that can isolate the different capsaicin compounds so we can work out what is different about them but again it will cost. I believe they are different to bog standard habs due to the percentage of frutescens in their dna. It somehow alters the end result…………..
The pods are still the worlds hottest as the lowest reading we have ever had was 700,000SHUs which is pretty formidable and way above the red savina which they say has been exagerated all these years. Certainly eating a red savina and then a Jolokia side by side the immediate heat of the red savina appears hotter than the naga. But the naga keeps building in heat and reaches its peak up to 5 minutes later and kicks bhut like a ghost pepper should! While the red savinas burn is descending at that point and dies off after 15 minutes. The naga is still going strong and can still be felt after 3/4 – 1 hour later. We grow both the red savina and the naga and have tested them on many occasions on the European public and watched the results. Some are starting to film people eating Jolokias at the chili festivals they are attending in August 2008 with a view to try putting them on our website when its finished.I think the point is that the Jolokia is capable of reaching 1.5Mshu when environmental conditions allow and that there are so many variables involved. However the dried pods from Assam are all grown in a totally organic environment by small farmers across a vast area of land and will vary from pod to pod. We are advising the assamese growers on how to reach the upper heats this chilli is capable of…Like the Habanero, Scotch Bonnet and Red Savina, Naga Jolokia belongs to the Capsicum chinense family. This landrace chile originated in the Northeast of India, particularly Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and neighboring Bangladesh. Other names for this chile include Nagahari, Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Borbih, Raja Mircha, Raja Chilli, Mirch, Mircha, Naga Moresh, Naga Morich, Tezpur, and quite recently Dorset Naga.(with possible slight differences). In their home country, Bhut Jolokia and Bih Jolokia are also spelled Bhwt Jolokiya and Bih Jolokiya respectively.
For many years, there was uncertainty about this particular chile pepper, some sources even listed cayenne-type peppers as Naga Jolokia or put it into the C. frutescens species. Eventually a field trial with comprehensive analysis by the NMSU Chile Pepper Institute (CPI) shed light on this cultivar.
Both Assamese growers and the Chile Pepper Institute found top heat levels around one million Scoville Heat Units (SHU), and the Chile Pepper Institute’s findings for Bhut Jolokia were even awarded the world record as the “hottest of all spices” by Guinness World Records (September 2006).
At the CPI test fields, ‘Bhut Jolokia’ grew to a height of 70 cm (+/- 7 cm) at maturity. In Assam, the typical height of Bih Jolokia plants is reported to range from 45 to120 cm. (1 cm = 0.4 “)…………………………………………………………………………………The origin of the Bhut Jolokia goes back hundreds of years and can be traced to the state of Assam in northeastern India. It was originally grown in this region as well as in areas of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
It is also called the following names-Naga (Cobra snake) Jolokia in Sanskrit
Raja Mirchi (King of Chilis) Nai Miris (Cobra Chili) in Sri Lanka
Naga Morich (Cobra Chili) in Bangladesh
Oo-Morok (Tree Chili) in ManipurIt was not known to the Western world until around 2000.
On September 6, 2000 the Defense Research Laboratory (DRL) located in Tezpur, Assam, India published a report stating that it had achieved a new world record of 855,000 SHU (Scoville heat units) obtained from a Naga Jolokia pepper. The DRL utilized the original method of measuring the heat of peppers invented by Wilbur Scoville in 1912. This method of testing was disputed by several professors, and experts in the United States and other parts of the world. They stated that this type of testing was too subjective and the only recognized and accurate type of testing was High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) because it removes all subjectivity. The chili tested by the DRL was not recognized as the record holder because of this.
Bhut Jolokia seeds were brought to the United States to be planted and tested by members of the Chili Pepper Institute (CPI) located on the campus of the New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico in 2001. Because of poor fruit and seed set, it took several years to get an acceptable field trial. Finally in 2005, at the Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center (1.5 miles south of Las Cruces) seeds were started in a plant medium under strict control and guidelines utilizing man-made chemical fertilizers. Professor Paul Bosland of NMSU was in charge and finally in the Fall of 2006, success was achieved. The Bhut Jolokia was confirmed as the world record holder by Guinness, and in February, 2007 it was official. Rated at 1,001,304 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), it bested by almost 2 times the old record holder the Red Savina Habanero.
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Jolokia (Ghost Pepper) Mash 16oz.
$14.95 -63%Jolokia Ghost Pepper Mash 1 Pound of Fresh Jolokia Peppers in each jar. Mash is typically a product that must be processed before edible but ours is pre-cooked and Ready to Eat. It’s ike eating raw fresh ghost peppers ( not dried ) Fresh peppers have a short shelf life, but these will store for years. Whenever you want the total heat and flavor of ghost peppers you now have it !! Distributed exclusivly by Pepperheads 16 oz. jar
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Jolokia Ghost Pepper Powder (1 lb)
$89.95
PURE Jolokia Powder One Pound.
This is the Pepper to end all other peppers. No other pepper on the planet earth comes close to the heat that this produces. In February 2007, Guinness World Records certified the Jolokia as the world’s hottest chili pepper. Rated at over ONE MILLION scoville units puts this pepper at 3 1/2 times hotter than the Habanero pepper, making it THE HOTTEST KNOWN PEPPER IN THE UNIVERSE !!!!
PURE Jolokia POWDER One Pound is for Restaurant or Salsa & Sauce Company use only, it is not for individuals.
The pepper is used as a spice in food or eaten alone. One seed from a Jolokia can sustain intense pain sensations in the mouth for up to 30 minutes before subsiding. Extreme care should be taken when ingesting the pepper and its seeds, so as to not get it in the eyes. It is used as a cure for stomach ailments. It is also used as a remedy to summer heat, presumably by inducing perspiration. In northeastern India the peppers are smeared on fences or used in smoke bombs as a safety precaution to keep wild elephants at a distance. It is more than 3 times hotter than the feared Habenaro pepper. So enjoy these peppers with extreme caution. In Stock Date 2/11/08.
Additional information
Other names for the Jolokia pepper include:BHUT JOLOKIA, NAGA JOLOKIA, BIH JOLOKIA, AND GHOST PEPPER OR JUST NAGAS.
Some people expect a huge rush of heat and intense burn as from extract which doesnt happen with the Jolokia. For some reason the heat builds for some time and is then a sustained burn over the course of an hour or so. We are trying to find a lab that can isolate the different capsaicin compounds so we can work out what is different about them but again it will cost. I believe they are different to bog standard habs due to the percentage of frutescens in their dna. It somehow alters the end result.
The pods are still the worlds hottest as the lowest reading we have ever had was 700,000SHUs which is pretty formidable and way above the red savina which they say has been exagerated all these years. Certainly eating a red savina and then a Jolokia side by side the immediate heat of the red savina appears hotter than the naga. But the naga keeps building in heat and reaches its peak up to 5 minutes later. While the red savinas burn is descending at that point and dies off after 15 minutes. The naga is still going strong and can still be felt after 3/4 – 1 hour later. We grow both the red savina and the naga and have tested them on many occasions on the European public and watched the results. Some are starting to film people eating Jolokias at the chili festivals they are attending in August 2008 with a view to try putting them on our website when its finished.
I think the point is that the Jolokia is capable of reaching 1.5Mshu when environmental conditions allow and that there are so many variables involved. However the dried pods from Assam are all grown in a totally organic environment by small farmers across a vast area of land and will vary from pod to pod. We are advising the assamese growers on how to reach the upper heats this chilli is capable of…Like the Habanero, Scotch Bonnet and Red Savina, Naga Jolokia belongs to the Capsicum chinense family. This landrace chile originated in the Northeast of India, particularly Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and neighboring Bangladesh. Other names for this chile include Nagahari, Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Borbih, Raja Mircha, Raja Chilli, Mirch, Mircha, Naga Moresh, Naga Morich, Tezpur, and quite recently Dorset Naga.(with possible slight differences). In their home country, Bhut Jolokia and Bih Jolokia are also spelled Bhwt Jolokiya and Bih Jolokiya respectively.
For many years, there was uncertainty about this particular chile pepper, some sources even listed cayenne-type peppers as Naga Jolokia or put it into the C. frutescens species. Eventually a field trial with comprehensive analysis by the NMSU Chile Pepper Institute (CPI) shed light on this cultivar.
Both Assamese growers and the Chile Pepper Institute found top heat levels around one million Scoville Heat Units (SHU), and the Chile Pepper Institute’s findings for Bhut Jolokia were even awarded the world record as the “hottest of all spices” by Guinness World Records (September 2006).
At the CPI test fields, ‘Bhut Jolokia’ grew to a height of 70 cm (+/- 7 cm) at maturity. In Assam, the typical height of Bih Jolokia plants is reported to range from 45 to120 cm. (1 cm = 0.4 “).
The origin of the Bhut Jolokia goes back hundreds of years and can be traced to the state of Assam in northeastern India. It was originally grown in this region as well as in areas of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
It is also called the following names-
Naga (Cobra snake) Jolokia in Sanskrit
Raja Mirchi (King of Chilis) Nai Miris (Cobra Chili) in Sri Lanka
Naga Morich (Cobra Chili) in Bangladesh
Oo-Morok (Tree Chili) in Manipur
It was not known to the Western world until around 2000.
On September 6, 2000 the Defense Research Laboratory (DRL) located in Tezpur, Assam, India published a report stating that it had achieved a new world record of 855,000 SHU (Scoville heat units) obtained from a Naga Jolokia pepper. The DRL utilized the original method of measuring the heat of peppers invented by Wilbur Scoville in 1912. This method of testing was disputed by several professors, and experts in the United States and other parts of the world. They stated that this type of testing was too subjective and the only recognized and accurate type of testing was High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) because it removes all subjectivity. The chili tested by the DRL was not recognized as the record holder because of this.
Bhut Jolokia seeds were brought to the United States to be planted and tested by members of the Chili Pepper Institute (CPI) located on the campus of the New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico in 2001. Because of poor fruit and seed set, it took several years to get an acceptable field trial. Finally in 2005, at the Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center (1.5 miles south of Las Cruces) seeds were started in a plant medium under strict control and guidelines utilizing man-made chemical fertilizers. Professor Paul Bosland of NMSU was in charge and finally in the Fall of 2006, success was achieved. The Bhut Jolokia was confirmed as the world record holder by Guinness, and in February, 2007 it was official. Rated at 1,001,304 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), it bested by almost 2 times the old record holder the Red Savina Habanero.
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Heat Level = 8
Size: 5oz. (6.75 oz (191g)
Region: Barbados
