Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce, Bottle

I bought it to use on some food to teach my dog not to steal food. It’s the only one that works. I tried 100000 scoville em and my dog just licked it, relax. Now I still have to taste it myself with some good food: I tasted it and I almost had blood coming out of my ears

Okay, first things first: it's hot. Like, outrageously hot. The Burn. So, I was looking for something with a punch after getting quite used to the usual store-bought sauces like El Yucateco, Marie Sharp's, and the like (no offense to those great brands, still love them, just wanted more heat) - and boy does it deliver. A few drops (I mean it, don't slather it on unless you really know what you're doing) turn a boring TV dinner into an unforgettable experience rivaled only by a hefty slap in the face with a particularly large trout. The heat comes at you pretty fast and stays with you, perhaps longer than some may find enjoyable, but I personally love it. The bottle says 135,600 SHU, but there's no way that's accurate; the real heat seems much more intense, closer to a million. By the end of the meal, sweat and tears are highly likely, so stock up on some napkins. The Flavor. Now, there's a lot of negativity out there about how it doesn't taste good, tastes like chemicals, etc. Here's my take. If you try it by itself, the first thing you notice is it's bitter, like a top-of-the-line chili pepper, think Scorpion or Scotch Bonnet. And then, of course, the pain kicks in. Otherwise, the flavor reminds me of a smoky ghost pepper or something along those lines, no garlic, no vinegar, very simple and to the point. If used with food (like you're supposed to, you maniacs) it tastes quite pleasant, actually, and doesn't overpower the flavor of the dish. Another plus, in my book. The Way Out. Okay, not the most pleasant topic, but it burns on the way out as well, as anything with capsaicin would. Have some wet wipes ready if you're not into that kind of stuff. Also, if you've bitten a little more that you could chew, so to speak, try rinsing your mouth with unscented liquid soap: it helps dissolve the lipofilic lava juice off your delicate tissues. And don't do that again. The Value. The bottle is pretty small, 4 fl. oz. For the rest of the world, that's about 120 ml. There are sauces of this size pricier, but if you're looking for sheer power, this is it. Also, a little bit goes a long way with this one, so you'll get some mileage out of it. The bottle is made of glass, so don't throw it too hard, as tempting as it may be at times. There is no plastic nozzle on it, but the consistency is rather thick, like a really thick ketchup or barbecue sauce, so it's easy to dab it on without overdoing it. Just remember to shake it up really well before use. Overall, quite pleased with the first bottle, and will definitely buy more when it runs out. This one's a keeper.

Surprisingly tasty! Works well as spice injection for e.g. soup, chilli. Spicy but will not melt your face off. Worth a try

It's pointless asking how hot this sauce is. Some people will think it's instant death - those who like actual hot sauce will appreciate it as a reasonably hot sauce you can enjoy. It's overhyped because of the Hot Ones show. The thing that blew me away was the flavour. I was almost expecting something that just burns without flavour, but this could not be further from the truth. Very strong paprika elements. Good habanero style undertones. Yes, you can eat it with a teaspoon, but probably not the best use of it. Add heat when you want to without adding nasty flavours to spoil your dish. This will be a regular for me from now on - I seem to be having it for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

No idea what the guy with the top review on this sauce is talking about - the flavor of this sauce is heavenly. Habanero and chipotle are delicious, and certainly worth taking the heat. This is one of my favorite hot sauces ever since the early 2000s when I started working in kitchens and they had a bottle for customers who wanted extra spicy. This bottle will last you a LONG time, since you only add a very small amount. DELICIOUS Side note/pro tip: If you ever get hot sauce in your eyes, rinse your eyes with a dish soap and water solution, then rinse the soapy water out. The soap will break down the oil and stop the burning. I had to do this technique to my sister once who was looking at my bottle of da bomb and got some of it in her eyes.