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Naga Soreass Hot Sauce
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Naga Soreass Hot Sauce. Warning! This fiery sauce is as vicious as the creature portrayed on the label. It is such a tasty blend of the world’s two hottest peppers ! This raptoresque elixir will devour your taste buds leaving a fiery trail all through your system, then bite once more while leaving. Be careful, it can leave you with a soreass. (naga soreass that is!) ingred: Red Savina & Naga Jolokia peppers,vinegar,onion,tomatoes,lemon juice,garlic,salt,spices. 5 oz. Ohio
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Naga Soreass hot sauce uses a Warning! This fiery sauce is as vicious as the creature portrayed on the label. It is such a tasty blend of the world’s two hottest peppers ! This raptoresque elixir will devour your taste buds leaving a fiery trail all through your system, then bite once more while leaving. Be careful, it can leave you with a soreass. (naga soreass that is!) ingredients are: Red Savina & Naga Jolokia peppers, vinegar, onion, tomatoes, lemon juice, garlic ,salt, spices. 5 oz. Naga Soreass hot sauce is a ghost pepper hot sauce.
Naga Soreass hot sauce is also available at www.TasteWhatIsHot.com
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 5 in |
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