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How do I into spicy food? I'm finally to the point where I can eat jalapenos with pic related all over it and feel a slight heat. But I want to up my game to really spicy food. What sauce should I upgrade to next? Preferably something I can order on Amazon. Also what dishes should I try? Sadly it seems most places around here that serve "spicy" food is really fucking weak, although I've heard Indian food is really spicy?

>>17102777
I'm what some food lovers might call a "super-taster." Sometimes I wonder if this is a blessing or a curse, but it's led to a life constantly striving for culinary perfection. I always saw Tobasco sauce in my favorite restaurants, in the grocery stores, but I never though much of it. In college I started getting a taste for hot sauces and something seemed to be missing in everything I tried; Sriracha, Tapatios, Franks, everything left me wanting more. It wasn't until I bought a bottle of McIlhenny's own iconic concoction that I was met with true hot sauce bliss. Maybe it's the slowly matured tobasco peppers in real oak barrels on Avery Island, maybe it's the time-honored commitment to quality, but there was something truly special about this sauce. It's lively amalgamation of acidity, flavor, and tantilizing spice sent my pallet on a journey to new depths I didn't know were possibly. Now, I'm not telling you what to like, or what hot sauces to buy. But I know my culinary adventures truly would not be the same without this truly unique sauce. Just a humble anon, trying to letting my fellow food enthusiasts know the singular nature of this incredible and historic sauce

Best fucking sauce ever

>>10840583
Only correct answer

Tastelets confirmed
>best hot sauce ever coming through