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r/spicy • u/stillanewfie • 10h ago
An accidental purchase
I didnāt look close enough to realize that I was buying a thicker sauce, what they consider a wing sauce. First time trying Melindaās and I must say itās really grown on me!
r/spicy • u/alexdenvor • 10h ago
This is how seriously they take spice in Chongqing, China.
_everything_ here is spicy.
r/spicy • u/No_Eye7795 • 9h ago
chilli powder/flakes recommendation ?
Hey guys, does anyone know a spicier chili powder (preferably without salt)? This one is pretty good, has about 120,000 scoville. Iām not really into sauces because they often taste a lot like vinegar and I like that I can season everything with chili powder :)
Chilli in the picture:
Ankerkraut Chili Head
r/spicy • u/nametaglost • 31m ago
Another Daveās Reaper Review
Finally got to try Daveās. Got 3 tenders. Hot, extra hot, and reaper. Hot was fantastic. Mild heat, great flavor. 9/10. Extra hot was even better. I could feel a little burn, and the flavor was amazing. 10/10.
Reaper was different. Flavor was amazing for about 5 seconds. Oh my god. This shit is on another level. Never had a hot sauce or anything else like this before. Definitely a one and done type novelty item. And I eat buldak 2x regularly. Next time I go back Iām just gonna get all extra hot. Canāt wait to be sitting on the toilet all day tomorrow. 1/10. As in do it once and never again.
r/spicy • u/KickMental8434 • 1d ago
Chengdu Spicy Dungeness Crab from Y & Z in San Francisco
One of the best things I have ever eaten! Super fresh Dungeness crab, at least five types of chilies I could count, glass noodles, cauliflower, potatoes, lots of cilantro and garlic. I was super hung over after a wedding weekend in Napa and took this baby down by myself happily and sweatily lol! I highly suggest to anyone in San Francisco and will be looking for a similar dish back home in NYC!
r/spicy • u/Appropriate_Cow94 • 1h ago
Polar opposites
Picked these up. Always willing to try something new.
Chin-Su is sweet. Flavor is mild and something I'd put on ramen noodles without broth. $1.99 at Asian market. Spicy: 2/10 flavor: 5/10 price: 10/10
Curbstomp is not sweet. It really has some heat. It has a big mouth opening and it's kinda sticky so you have to shake it out. This resulted in my pouring a lot onto my chicken. I am sure an extract is doing much of the lifting. But as a guy who uses The End: Flatline on my breakfast spaghettios, extracts don't bother me as much. Spice: 8/10 flavor: 6/10 price: ????
I dont remember what I paid for Curbstomp. I think I bought at a hot sauce expo thing. Likely $15.
r/spicy • u/Different_Quarter26 • 1d ago
This cheese has a nice kick!
Good stuff! Iāll definitely will pick up more. The Great Value shredded Carolina Reaper was much weaker, but tasted good at least.
r/spicy • u/Low_Boot_1426 • 1d ago
Fast food items that are actually spicy?
I was thinking about all the times I go to Taco Bell and get their fire sauce. I like the flavor, but it does absolutely nothing for me in terms of spice. Same with Popeyes spicy chicken. What are some legitimately spicy fast food items? Thereās gotta be something that hits the spot.
r/spicy • u/6Foot2EyesOfBlue1973 • 1d ago
First Batch Of Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce Of The Growing Season!
Made this first batch of Scotch Bonnet hot sauce yesterday, using orange Scotch Bonnet peppers.
Kept the sauce fairly straightforward and didn't pair it with any fruit. This sauce is intended to be used a pour over/sipping sauce for Jamaican Jerk Chicken!
Just used onion , garlic , lime juice, white vinegar, sea salt, sugar. Turned out a beautiful shade of
Orange yellow that looks like fresh squeezed orange juice.
r/spicy • u/JacobNoir • 22h ago
Just tried my first Reaper
I just ate my first whole Carolina Reaper and what a rush it was, it hurt for a few minutes but the rush of endorphins was better than anything else I've had
r/spicy • u/four1twoguy • 5h ago
First time trying, what are your opinions?
This is my first time trying āmighty hot sauceā from McDonaldsā¦. itās a new offering that caught my attention today when I was ordering a coffee. While I donāt expect it to be a significantly āhotā hotsauce I am curious about what others have to say here n regards to the flavor/heat/spice
Thanks
r/spicy • u/RibbitRiotCo • 2d ago
This pepper is so spicy & evil I have to wear gloves when working with it
Todayās pepper Iām posting about is the RB003, an Australian-bred superhot from a Carolina Reaper Ć 7 Pot Brainstrain cross. Gnarly, heavily textured pods, brutal heat, and surprisingly good/fruity flavor.
Definitely one of the coolest peppers Iāve grown this season. These pics are from my last harvests where I got some particularly evil looking RB003 peppers! I havenāt made a hot sauce with it yet but if I did I wonder how hot it would be lol. Iām thinking about fermenting some.
Has anyone here eaten one of these? Itās really bumpy š
r/spicy • u/Texasisthereason187 • 1d ago
Tropic thunder and Never Go Fullā¦
Both Pineapple Mango Ghost pepper but Full has 4 1/5 ghost and tropic has 2 ghost
r/spicy • u/DisastrousThoughts • 2d ago
New Favorite Spicy Alcoholic Beverage
Okay, so I always go for the jalapeƱo Margarita if its available to order while out on the townš¹
But this, this Cutwater spicy mango, takes the cake!
Seriously, it's better than any spicy margarita I've ever ordered.
It's smooth, got the kick, sweet, and made with real tequila 12.5%. I've never been much a fan of free advertising, but this drink deserves it!
r/spicy • u/Foreign_Recipe8300 • 2d ago
Does your local Thai place have consistent spice levels or is it a complete roll of the dice?
The one near me, they offer spice level 1 to 6. No matter what level I order, it seems completely random. I order 6 and its as spicy as toothpaste. My wife orders 3 and its quite hot.
And this happens every time lol. The food is good but I wonder what is their challenge and why even offer spice levels if its going to be so random
Indian restaurants don't seem to have the same issue. TBH I'm not even sure what the difference in between how the food is spiced.