Hot Sauce Challenge Book Of Fun & Pain – 12 – 0.75 Ounce Bottles – Hot Sauce Variety Pack – Perfect Gourmet Hot Sauce Sampler – Try This Hot Sauce Gift Set If You Dare!
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About this item THE HOT SAUCE CHALLENGE SET: We dare you and your friends to make it through all 12– 0.75-ounce bottles in this set. This set includes: Bacon Hot Sauce; Chile Lime Hot Sauce; Sriracha Hot Sauce; Cajun Hot Sauce; Original Hot Sauce; Wasabi Hot Sauce; Roasted Garlic Hot Sauce; Habanero Hot Sauce From Hell; Hot Sauce From Hell Devil’s Revenge; Ghost Pepper Hot Sauce. TOP- NOTCH QUALITY: This hot sauce gift set is made only with the best ingredients like habanero peppers, cayenne peppers, jalapeño peppers, sriracha, wasabi and chili lime. Some sauces in this set contain 1 million Scoville capsicum extract, that’s enough to make your mouth burn like hell! THE ULTIMATE HOT SAUCE GIFT SETS: Looking for a unique hot sauces gift to give to loved ones this holiday season but can’t decide what they’ll like? Surprise them with this hot sauce set that’s perfect for true fans of heat. With 12 different tantalizing flavors, they’re bound to find their new favorite. PERFECT HOT SAUCE SAMPLER: They say variety is the spice of life, so here’s a hot sauce variety pack that will definitely spice things up! Why pick just one hot sauce when you can have 12? Not only does this set deliver with its unique flavors but also with its convenience. The travel size bottles are perfect to take on the go, so now you’ll never need to leave the house without that favorite hot sauce. A NEW PARTY FAVORITE: With the hottest hot sauce variety pack around, this hot sauce gift set was made to be taste-tested by friends! What better way to entertain guests at your next party than by challenging them to try all 12 flavors.
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : | No |
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| Product Dimensions : | 2.5 x 6 x 10 inches; 7.05 Ounces |
| UPC : | 089382118077 773821384719 |
| Manufacturer : | Southwest Specialty Foods Inc |
| ASIN : | B0100S716C |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #63 in Sauces |
| Customer Reviews: | 2,970 ratings |
Julissa –
All the flavors were good..as it says it gets spicier as the number increases. Great game, spicy a little dab on the end of toothpick is just right for the game more than that is way way too spicy
Benjy –
This was a fun party game, not really something you use often. The sauces get pretty hot, #12 being 3x capsaicin extract + all the ingredients of previous sauces. So mission accomplished for burning your mouth off. A lot of people complained about the flavor in the reviews, personally I didn’t find it to be that bad, some even tasted really good. You should have a certain expectation that you sacrifice some flavor for extreme spice. That being said this isn’t really anything you’d want to put on your food, but it is a really fun game that you can get multiple plays out of.
Alec M. Knoles –
BUY THIS. Myself and a person I work with, later my whole office (4 total people), bought these to try them out and all of us were extremely pleased. I’ll start off by saying that all of these sauces are pretty tasty, though the taste begins to disappear towards the last three. Starting from the beginning, the bacon flavor (1) was tasty as expected! It definitely wasn’t anything to sweat from, but it was great flavor wise and a good beginning to a fun time. The Chile lime (2) was equally tasty, and when put on steak, literally made the meal. Next came Sriracha (3) which was absolutely my favorite! I already like the heat of regular Sriracha, but the flavor that came with this hot sauce was exactly what I wanted. It was a little salty, not too thick or thin, it was great. After that was Cajun (4) and it was here that things began to get a little bit spicier. I felt that this was a decent flavor, nothing special, just regular, but now the heat was starting to appear, which made the game more fun. Next was Original (5) which, if you have been a fan of this hot sauce ever, you know that this is a decent flavored hot sauce with a good kick. Next came the Wasabi (6) which was a wonderful surprise. The person I was initially going through this fun with loved this flavor and said it was definitely his favorite. To be fair, I hate wasabi, so this was great because it was still a hot sauce and not a wasabi destroy my throat and nostrils challenge. The flavor was obviously wasabi, but it wasn’t at all overwhelming. Following that was Roasted Garlic (7) and it was a disappointment. Not only did it somehow seem to go down in heat, but it wasn’t nearly garlicky or roasted enough! Of all the hot sauces, I felt this was genuinely a letdown. Moving on from there was Hot Sauce from Hell (8), and while it was only habanero, it was still decently painful in the mouth. On a side note, was able to bargain $80 from the group participating to chug this thing. Do it at caution, because it is thick, which makes it drip slowly, and it will make your insides hurt like the dickens for about 7 to 10 straight minutes, and that’s a guarantee! Next was Devils Revenge (9) and this little bastard was hot! It was also habanero, but this thing had more of an angry kick than it’s little brother. Was definitely good, with the signature habanero flavor. Here’s where stuff becomes a little sweaty. Next came Ghost Pepper (10) which was the second nastiest flavor wise, but had an obviously hot kick in its pocket. I would say that here is where those who don’t really like to sweat or drink lots of liquids in one sitting to stop. Ghost pepper is hot, but this hot sauce isn’t a mouth destroyer. The next two make you question decisions. Next was Ass Blaster (11) which moved back to my favorite habanero pepper, but added capsicum extract. For those of you who don’t know, this is the angry s*** inside of peppers that makes them hot. It is the chemical that the body recognizes as poison and attempts to fight when eating peppers. This was hot. It was tasty, and I will be buying more for sure, but this little skank was hot! The difference between this sauce and all the previous sauces was that, beyond the obvious “it was hotter,” the immediate heat you felt when touching your mouth. Normal sauces gain heat as you have them in your mouth, but this and the next sauce brought immediate discomfort directly to the tongue and affected areas. This leads us to the last, final, and hottest of the sauces. The Spontaneous Combustion (12). Damn. This stuff was hot! I don’t remember the flavor. I only remember that it was very hot. Very, very hot! It was good, and my reaction, and the reaction of those around me who tried it, was equally hilarious. We covered a bite of meat, and covered a French fry, ate them both, and that was where the fire started. I won’t be nasty, but I ate more of that sauce than the others, and I paid for it in the latrine multiple times afterwards. The person I started this with said “the later ones were the most fun, but you shouldn’t be allowed to appreciate them unless and until you’ve run the gamut. There’s an odd sense pride to make it through all.” Overall, I say buy this, enjoy it, and love it all, even the angry last two hot sauces.
Drema Neal –
Christmas present
carole fox –
I got this for my son as a fun gift for Christmas. He enjoys it and says the hot sauces taste good and are HOT. He does the roulette with his friends. I am not as young and brave!!
BAMFAM –
This is tailor-made for a party setting. I got a bunch of friends, some of whom are hot food aficionados, and some who just fancied themselves strong, to participate in “The Ultimate Challenge”: Grab a chip, dab some Level 1, and go a full two minutes without drinking. If you can handle the heat, move up to the next level. It was around Level 4 that the heat started to kick in, and by Level 7, the first victims started to fall. Level 9 was agony. Level 11 was one of the hottest things I’d ever tasted. Only four brave souls made it to Level 12. After the two minutes were up, one soul opted for relief, while three psychopaths went for another dab. All three ended up going three rounds against Level 12 before declaring a tie.Having since tried Da Bomb, I can say that Level 12, while unbelievable hot, isn’t anywhere close to the hottest stuff on Earth. But the buildup of going through all 12 levels in rapid succession made it an incredible experience. Super fun for parties. And some of the lower levels are actually pretty good hot sauces in their own rights! I’m definitely going to drip some Level 7 into my next queso dip.
Tim Adams –
Bought this for sons who are very competitive. Went several rounds before any of the 5 participants dropped out. Very fun idea and tasty too. Poured drops on cooked wings to taste them. Great idea!
Nicholas Calderone –
Some hot, some gross, some great – this was what my friend said when I asked him how he liked his Christmas gift. I got this for my friend Brian and I knew he would like it since he makes his own hot sauce he was sort of the perfect person for this type of gift. He also gets a kick out of seeing misery on peoples faces so this being a challenge type of gift he was able to do these with others. I had Devils Revenge in Nashville and I know that sauce is not only hot but gross so I am sure if he got to that one it was a non pleasant experience. Other than that, it is a great gift.
hope e. –
This was a super fun gift for my hot sauce collecting husband. Super cool
Chief –
This is fun to play. I played with to cool for school teens and just a FYI. It doesn’t matter where you put each bottle out of order is fine. Just spin and have fun. I would recommend putting on a tortilla chip or cracker. It takes a bit for some of them to come out of the bottle so be watching because once it breaks it comes out pretty fast.Bottle number 1 is nothing. Bottles 10-12 are pretty warm. Don’t over do it repeatedly with those of your stomach isn’t use to hot stuff. Eat a sleeve of ritz or something to settle your stomach down. DO NOT DRINK WATER! Have fun.