Hot Sauce Thread

[Anonymous No.8637735]

What's your "go to" sauce?

[Anonymous No.8637749]

>>8637735
Probably Sriracha, but the best I've ever had was some stuff called Belizean Heat my dad got once.

[Anonymous No.8637763]

>>8637735
why is this board obssessed with hot sauce?

tabasco, though

it has a nice balance of sweet and spicy.

[Anonymous No.8637766]

Poppamies Jolokia from finland

Few drops for spicy

[Anonymous No.8637784]

Tapatio is superior

[Anonymous No.8637797]

>>8637763
Hot sauce is used by people that can't cook to add excitement to their meals.

No surprise since /ck/ can't cook

[Anonymous No.8637802]

>>8637735
Louisiana. If that's not on hand Cholula.

[Anonymous No.8637846]

Trappeys

[Anonymous No.8637853]

>>8637797
>No surprise since /ck/ can't cook
Makes sense that you're here, then.

[Anonymous No.8637908]

>>8637853
fucking wicked

[Anonymous No.8637927]

Anyone ever try the Cholula variants?

[Anonymous No.8637929]

This shit is awesome

[Anonymous No.8637935]

>>8637927
Nah Cholula is for fags

[Beautiful Black Queen No.8637937]

>>8637735
Louisiana has the best flavor ;)

[Anonymous No.8637938]

Nandos is great

[Anonymous No.8637939]

>>8637929
Fucking Mexicans

[Anonymous No.8637941]

>>8637938
Need something spicier

[Beautiful Black Queen No.8637945]

>>8637797
You're an idiot. I use hot sauce solely in my cooking or to make dip/sauce, as do many others. Not everyone just dashes it over their meals. Ignorance.

[Anonymous No.8637952]

Has anyone ever tried using hot sauce as a spermicide?

[Anonymous No.8637953]

You should put some ghost pepper sauce on a dildo and fuck yourself with it

[Anonymous No.8637966]

>>8637941
That was medium. They do go hotter.

[Anonymous No.8637974]

Is Tabasco officially a meme sauce?

[Anonymous No.8637976]

OP here. I'm a fag boy who like rubbing myself with siracha sauce and need something spicier cause I love the burn

[Anonymous No.8637979]

>>8637966
Have you ever had one of the hotter ones ?

[Anonymous No.8637984]

OP here, can confirm, also am an illegal Mexican alien

[Anonymous No.8637988]

>>8637979
Yes, its pretty strong. A bit much for me. Thats why I go for Medium personally.

Cleans out the sinuses very well though.

[Anonymous No.8637993]

[Anonymous No.8637996]

My pussy wants that hot sauce

[Anonymous No.8638001]

>>8637953
>>8637996
You two should meet up

[Anonymous No.8638007]

>>8637996
looks like a face

[Anonymous No.8638012]

>>8638007
That's your gf's pussy

[Anonymous No.8638023]

>>8638012
This is your gf, right?

[Anonymous No.8638031]

>>8637996
hey, don't listen to the mean people here, I think you're very pretty.

[Anonymous No.8638039]

>>8638031
Yeah that's what happens when you masturbate with a fucking squash

[Anonymous No.8638050]

Have you actual retards ever read an academic journal in your life?
Seriously, people like hot sauce because of a number of reasons. Not just cause "Oh lel meme spice sauce mhmm"
Actual 4chan is full of mad gimps am no even joking, come to my country and act the way use at you will get done.

[Anonymous No.8638054]

>>8638039

[Anonymous No.8638055]

>>8638050
Are you Mexican?

[Anonymous No.8638058]

>>8638050
Sorry is that English ?

[Anonymous No.8638064]

>>8638050
Have you even jacked off with hot sauce before ?

[Anonymous No.8638075]

>>8638064
Can it be used as lube? Would jalapeño sauce be better lube than say, habanero sauce? What am I talking about, of course jalapeño sauce is better.

[Anonymous No.8638084]

>>8638075
Yeah man
Ghost pepper sauce is the best lube

[Anonymous No.8638089]

>>8637735
TABASCO IS GOD'S GIFT TO EARTH. Every other hot sauce is for vietnamese asian faggots

[Anonymous No.8638108]

>>8637797
There's some truth to this, I was watching some hot sauce reviews on youtube and the guy added a spoonful of hot sauce to a fucking microwave bite sized pizza thing. Disgusting.

Hot sauce heads are predominately middle aged white guys who eat shit food, i.e. pizza, wings, tacos etc. And I can't stand this how hot can you go manliness garbage scoville/edgy name pissing contest.

Anyway, I added some Trinidad Scorpion sauce to my bibimbap meat sauce last night and it was extremely tasty. Hot sauce does have it's good applications.

[Anonymous No.8638112]

>>8638050
>come to my country and act the way use at you will get done.

[Anonymous No.8638289]

>>8638112
Why, you Jewish?

[Anonymous No.8639276]

>>8637927
Cholula chili garlic is extremely good from what I remember, it's better than the original which tastes like vomit

[Anonymous No.8639714]

>>8637802
Cholula has NO heat. Upgraded to Texas pete, 1 bottle of original and 1 bottle of hotter and mix them to my liking bite per bite.

[Anonymous No.8639717]

Texas Pete

[Anonymous No.8639738]

got some hot honey coming in the mail, hope its good.

[Anonymous No.8640425]

[Anonymous No.8640445]

>>8637784
tapatio is shit
vinegar with sand in it

[Anonymous No.8640477]

Cholua chipotle or Pickapeppa spicy mango. the rest are just memes.

[Anonymous No.8640481]

>>8639714
Isn't Texas Pete a Louisiana style sauce?

[Anonymous No.8640513]

>>8640481
Yes. It was invented in winston-salem, NC. Apparently, it's "kind of just tasting like a slightly poorer, more watery imitation of the Louisiana-style hot sauces." so maybe I need to GIT GUD when this runs out.

[Anonymous No.8640557]

Blair's after death. Stupid gimmick name, but it tastes good, isn't just vinegar, and a few drops are enough to take me back to the good old days of no tolerance. Though, as far as vinegar goes, you can't go wrong with cholula.

[Anonymous No.8640711]

Quick break down, because I see these threads a lot. Two basic camps: thicker ketchup-type, versus salt-water-vinegar type. Roughly 98% of hot sauces fall into the latter category. The former usually involves massive amounts of garlic first--Sriracha leading the way. So store-bought, you have salt-water-vinegar or garlic-ketchup...then heat. I'll include Ortega enchilada sauce as well...somewhat of a compromise. Not really hot, but no vinegar salt water either. Like a spicy ketchup at best. Not a bad base for the thicker camps to start out with...

If you're dissatisfied with the options, you'll have to make your own. There's no other way around it. Base could be the following: canned diced tomatoes, ketchup, sambal oelek, ortega, or a budget sauce you like that doesn't live up to expectations. Puree serrano peppers (fresh or canned) and add cayenne powder to taste. Mix and feel the burn, accordingly. I'm not sure why this hasn't been done already...it is what it is...

[Anonymous No.8640717]

>>8637797
I like certain foods spicy but the rest of my family can't handle the same level of heat. So we make the food for them and then I add hot sauce to chili or stir fry, etc.

[Anonymous No.8640750]

>>8640711
I'm trying to into hot sauce. If I assume siracha is the best of the garlic-ketchup variety at the supermarket, what would be a good salt-water-vinegar kind to begin with?

I tried >>8640425 at a party and enjoyed it's flavor even though I'm under no illusions that it's actually hot.

[Anonymous No.8640779]

>>8640750

Any Tabasco sauce, really. Depending on your palette you might start mild and work up. It's funny though, that Red Devil shit and other XXX Insaaaaneee sauce in this category; the difference isn't that much once you get used to it. Start with your own taste and add or subtract accordingly. Like that, add more...don't like that, find a way to make it disappear. Start with minimal salt/vinegar so you can actually taste the heat first...

Here's an odd exercise; take a can of tomato soup--thick--and add some cayenne into it; more than you normally would. Funny thing is, you won't taste the heat that much going down, generally. Especially true if you eat it cold (with diced tomatoes, like a gazpacho). You'll feel it later in your stomach, but you won't be dying and chugging milk...so heat is relative. You'll have to make your own mix in the end.

[Anonymous No.8640784]

>>8638108
I use hot sauce and kimchi to make my vegetable greens palatable without using salt (though there are some salt in Frank's Red Hot) and oil.

I eat my frozen thawed broccoli with hot sauce.

My bowl of kimchi instant noodles is half filled with nappa cabbages I buy cheap in Chinatown.

I mix hot sauce into the pasta I pack for lunch especially if there are some meat in it, to keep it from going bad when there is no fridge.

[Anonymous No.8640825]

I make my own. I have 4 bottles right now, all a little different. It's fun to do provided you have juice-proof gloves of some sort.
Even just trying to mimic off the shelf stuff but with fresh ingredients makes a noticeable difference.

[Anonymous No.8640840]

Ghost & Peri Peri, pretty tasty

[Anonymous No.8641090]

>>8637766
This.

[Anonymous No.8641113]

>>8640779
>palette

[Anonymous No.8641120]

I'm partial to Melinda's honestly.

[noko No.8641143]

As pure as it gets: pure chilli with a touch of salt and antoxidant

[Anonymous No.8641224]

My roommate brought this up from the south but we ran out

It's god-tier

[Anonymous No.8641293]

>>8637927
I like the chipotle. It's not spicy though.

[Anonymous No.8641362]

I heard good things about Lucky Dog brand hot sauce so I pulled the trigger and got three different types, supposed to be more flavorful than hot which is a welcome change from what I've been using lately

My usual's are Sriracha, Crystal's or Tabasco Chipotle. Been messing around with Tropical Pepper Co's Scorpion sauce and been liking it, finally got used to the heat.

Tried two drops of Flashbang the other day, oh lord I was not ready for that, heat on my tongue was not as bad as I expected but that was the first time I ever experienced gastrointestinal pain from eating spicy foods. I think it's the first time I ever pissed out capsaicin too

[Anonymous No.8641366]

>They still buy hot sauce!

[Anonymous No.8641376]

>>8641366
>I'm better than people that spend their life creating hot sauce!

[Anonymous No.8641379]

>>8637735
I like mixing mango habanero sauce into beef when I cook rice. But aside from that I don't think I have a "go to" sauce.

[Anonymous No.8641753]

Okay /ck/,

What is your favourite:

>Hot sauce for BBQ
>Caribbean/Jerk sauce

[Anonymous No.8641863]

>>8641366
>carrots, herbs, and a few jalapenos sprinkled in
>"""""""""""hot""""""""""" sauce

What a fucking joke.

[Anonymous No.8642200]

Just got this it is the best.

[Anonymous No.8642203]

>>8641143
good taste

pic related is my go to these days. It's great on chicken

[Anonymous No.8642217]

>>8637945
Don't ever fucking respond to one of my posts again, nameshit

[Anonymous No.8642321]

this am for true tastiest

[Anonymous No.8642328]

Tabasco Chipotle sauce on everything

[Anonymous No.8642530]

Just picked up a bottle of this today, Marie Sharp's lives up to the hype

[Anonymous No.8642921]

>>8637938
Britbong detected

[Anonymous No.8642961]

[Anonymous No.8642967]

For me, it's Tapatio. The most average hot sauce.

[Anonymous No.8643017]

>>8641143
I was looking for a way to describe this. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.8643044]

>>8637735
MELINDA IS MY BOTTOM BITCH

[Anonymous No.8643053]

>>8640425
Just picked this up. Very disappointed. Disappointing heat and kind of gross flavor.

[Anonymous No.8644280]

I really like the taste/flavor of Cholula but I want something hotter, is there anything with the same type of taste but more heat?

[Anonymous No.8644293]

>>8637735

[Anonymous No.8644300]

>>8637735
Southwestern - Tobasco
Mexican - Tapatio/Cholula
Anything else- Sriracha.

Boring as fuck but I've never really branched out beyond the basics when it comes to hot sauce.

[Anonymous No.8644314]

Blair's Ultra Death

Unfortunately, it's not being made any longer.

[Anonymous No.8644317]

>>8637927
Great flavor but they're not very spicy

For me easting spicy foods isn't a competition to prove how manly I am, so I like Cholula.

[Anonymous No.8644328]

I finally got around to getting that rooster siracha sauce for home. Had tried it at various Asian places for years. Saw it at a local grill cheese and hurger place too.

[Anonymous No.8644333]

>>8641376
To be fair, I can see how making your own sauce and pickles can cater to your personal taste instead of hunting down that one brand that does.

[Anonymous No.8644336]

>>8637735
>ITT:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT7W9oJP6BI

[Anonymous No.8644359]

>>8637735

this...