[jlo mein]

http://www.brucefoods.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/l/o/louisiana-habanero-pepper-3-oz-case-of-12_12138C_dv.jpeg

I used this hot sauce in Japan since it cost 100yen (~$1.00) and is decently palatable. Certainly hotter than all the basic hot sauces out there.

Unfortunately all I can find here is Louisiana Original (the mild cayenne version). Online the cheapest I found is $12 a bottle shipped.

Anybody seen it locally? Sad that an American made sauce was easier (and cheaper!) to find in Japan lol...

[jlo mein]

FYI contacted the distributor and was told this is available at Choices Market.

[Vansterdam]

cant wait to try making some hot wings with this :)

[Manic!]

One drop does it LOL!!!!

[carisear]

Grace brand Scotch Bonnet hot sauce is pretty good too if you wanted something a little different. I get that at superstore.

[willystyle]

Grace brand Scotch Bonnet hot sauce is pretty good too if you wanted something a little different. I get that at superstore.
Spicy?

Been using this lately, not among the best in terms of flavor, but definitely one of the spiciest on this planet.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71Y%2BFCZ--RL._SL1500_.jpg

[jlo mein]

One drop does it LOL!!!!

They put that on all their products and it's so untrue haha. Even with the Habanero version I use 4-10 drops on a plate of pasta.

Personally I don't like hot sauces altering the flavour of my food, I just enjoy the heat. Lousiana Habanero has little flavour besides vinegar and heat, so it goes great on anything that already has it's own balanced flavour but could use a tart contrast.

[westopher]

Spicy?

Been using this lately, not among the best in terms of flavor, but definitely one of the spiciest on this planet.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71Y%2BFCZ--RL._SL1500_.jpg
If you want something thats similar heat, but a little better/sweeter flavour, the blairs after death with liquid fire is my favourite.

[Vansterdam]

I can eat habenero/scotch bonnet on a daily basis in terms of spice and flavor :)

[jlo mein]

Picked up two bottles of Lousiana Habanero at Choices in New West, they have one left (maybe more stock in back). Priced $2.39 each.

Tasting it again I'm reminded that I enjoy the heat and not the flavour. Spicier than Sriracha/Tobasco, but milder than most of the real hot sauces out there. Heavy on the salt and vinegar, and adds a pungent aroma that ruins the smell of your food.

Still, it's a decent hot sauce, doesn't alter the flavour of your food too much while adding lots of heat, and it's much cheaper than other competitors.

[willystyle]

I can eat habenero/scotch bonnet on a daily basis in terms of spice and flavor :)
Where do you buy your Habanero and Scotch Bonnet? Fresh or Dried?

[westopher]

I get mine dried from Fresh is best salsa co on broadway, or sometimes from apple farm market fresh, but only in summer. Also I always have a jar of pickled habaneros at home from safeway lying around. I also have a scorpion pepper plant growing at home.:toot:

[Vansterdam]

this is my go-to habanero sauce. awesome flavor and the perfect kick of heat (might be a little too much for some people lol)


I put this shit on everything lol

only available at Trader Joes down in the states so next time your down there grab one and tell me what you think :)

http://i681.photobucket.com/albums/vv175/jonesy_02/6-13-13/P1070182_zpsd58ba978.jpg

[godwin]

Santa Barbara on the Drive stocks them
http://i.imgur.com/yGOGj9Y.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/pypkxnj.jpg

[murd0c]

The bulk section at Save On should have 1.5ltr bottles of it

[jlo mein]

The bulk section at Save On should have 1.5ltr bottles of it

If its 1.5L I'm quite sure it's the Louisiana Original, no tHabanero. Thanks though.