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juiced2damax
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I've tried to use that when dieting for a show and just couldn't get into it...What's the big deal with this Hot Sauce Epidemic?!??!??!
Strateg0s
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Purevi1's going to have an unpleasant day when it gets around to his 'own special alone time'. lol
-MU-
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Is that what you are calling my man nectar now ???
Vicious Cycle
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Dave's Insanity sauce.
steve miller
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once and awhile i put in on my balls just to spice things up for my girl
s7v7n
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Never heard of it? Is it only up there or is it in the State's as well?
Preacher
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The end all secret to the best hot wings ever..... Not for those that are cutting or care about there heart.....
fry up some wings anyway you want. I prefer dipped in boiling grease for 20 mins.
now take 1/4 cup of butter (can be what ever amount you want the more butter the less hot) and melt it.
then add 3/4 cup of Frank's Hot Sauce. Its the best in the world. Now start dipping... or pour over wings.....
fry up some wings anyway you want. I prefer dipped in boiling grease for 20 mins.
now take 1/4 cup of butter (can be what ever amount you want the more butter the less hot) and melt it.
then add 3/4 cup of Frank's Hot Sauce. Its the best in the world. Now start dipping... or pour over wings.....
s7v7n
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Is it like Tobasco?
Bigkarch
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I have that sauce...very very very hot...it says only a drop or two...probably one of the hottest sauces I have..but I put more than a drop or two.....
funny story..I made some pasta with some preggo sauce and put a bunch of that sauce on it....half way through the meal, I couldnt take it anymore...too hot..and I had a glass of something I drank to ease the pain....well the sauce got on my lips and onto the glass..
unbenost to my girlfriend, she drank out of the same glass...the sauce on my lips transfered onto the glass..she drank out of it a few times and about one minute later, I kid you not she started to cry...she couldnt take it...thats how hot that stuff is....she is a wimp though..but damn its hot....
Bigkarch
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here is some info about that damn hot sauce...
Dave's Gourmet calls Insanity Sauce "the original hottest sauce in the universe." Interestingly, Dave's Insanity Sauce is the only sauce ever banned from the National Fiery Foods Show, and it is responsible for spawning the ultra-hot hot sauce craze. Over the years, this sauce has developed a near-fanatical (insane, perhaps?) following, and is often used as the benchmark for serious chileheads (some go so far as saying that if you haven't tried Dave's Insanity Sauce, you're not really a chilehead). If you're brave of tongue and heart, add Dave's Insanity Sauce -- with a careful touch -- to soups, stews and sauces for insanely hot flavor. The label warning reads: "Use this product one drop at a time. Keep away from eyes, pets and children. Not for people with heart/respiratory problems." Dave's Insanity Sauce completes our list of the hottest hot sauces available. Get a bottle today and join the chilehead madness!
here is some info about that damn hot sauce...
Dave's Gourmet calls Insanity Sauce "the original hottest sauce in the universe." Interestingly, Dave's Insanity Sauce is the only sauce ever banned from the National Fiery Foods Show, and it is responsible for spawning the ultra-hot hot sauce craze. Over the years, this sauce has developed a near-fanatical (insane, perhaps?) following, and is often used as the benchmark for serious chileheads (some go so far as saying that if you haven't tried Dave's Insanity Sauce, you're not really a chilehead). If you're brave of tongue and heart, add Dave's Insanity Sauce -- with a careful touch -- to soups, stews and sauces for insanely hot flavor. The label warning reads: "Use this product one drop at a time. Keep away from eyes, pets and children. Not for people with heart/respiratory problems." Dave's Insanity Sauce completes our list of the hottest hot sauces available. Get a bottle today and join the chilehead madness!
Bigkarch
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another one...if you got balls order it and try it...I dare you...I bet most of you are pussies and cant take it....awwww...bunch of pansies....I dare you...tripple dog dare you...
Dave's Gourmet is a company notable for creating and introducing Dave's Insanity Sauce, which for a while held the title of "world's hottest sauce." The sauce is widely distributed through gourmet hot-sauce boutiques and online hot-sauce sites. It is well-known to hot sauce enthusiasts, and is often used as the standard of comparison for flaming hot sauces.
In the United States, a growing interest in hot sauces in general and extremely hot sauces in particular can be dated roughly from the institution of the annual Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show in 1989. The original Dave's Insanity Sauce premiered around 1995 and was one of the first sauces to be made directly from capsaicin extract, allowing it to be hotter than the hottest habanero-pepper sauces of the day. It was the only hot sauce ever banned from the National Fiery Foods Show for being too hot. It has been rated at 50,000 Scoville units, compared with 2,500-5,000 for Tabasco sauce, which, before the 1990s, was the hottest sauce known to the average consumer. Part of the intrigue behind the sauce name (Insanity) was founder Dave Hirschkop’s wearing of a straitjacket at events promoting his products.
(Reported Scoville unit values for sauces vary widely, either as a result of imprecision in the test itself or natural product variation. As a result, Dave's Gourmet does not assign Scoville ratings to its sauces - any ratings in this article are approximate and unofficial.)
The introduction of sauces made from capsaicin extract started an arms race. Dave's Gourmet has since introduced sauces with increasingly greater concentrations of capsaicin under names such as Dave's Commemorative Insanity, Dave's Total Insanity, and Dave's Ultimate Insanity, which has been reported variously as from 90,000 to 250,000 on the Scoville scale and comes with a caveat Use this product one drop at a time." Keep away from eyes, children and pets. Not for people with heart or respiratory problems. Also offered is Dave's Private Reserve which comes in a coffin-shaped package and has been reported variously as from 500,000 to 750,000 Scoville units. His most recent release is a super-limited holiday edition, which is two to three times as hot as his private reserve, and was limited to 200 bottles total, selling for $199 per bottle.
As of 2004, other manufacturers have apparently overtaken Dave's. Products claiming to be pure capsaicin extract are being marketed, with Scoville ratings ranging from 500,000 to 16,000,000 units. Products with Scoville ratings in this range bear warnings that they "must be diluted before use," or "use as an ingredient only," or "for use as an additive, not for direct consumption." This raises the question of whether they should properly be considered sauces at all; some specifically say "this is not a sauce." The fact that many of the extreme products have names or descriptions like "private reserve" and "limited edition" raises the suspicion that they are created mainly for publicity and for bragging rights, and are bought as curiosities and collectables rather than for actual use.
Dave's Gourmet is a company notable for creating and introducing Dave's Insanity Sauce, which for a while held the title of "world's hottest sauce." The sauce is widely distributed through gourmet hot-sauce boutiques and online hot-sauce sites. It is well-known to hot sauce enthusiasts, and is often used as the standard of comparison for flaming hot sauces.
In the United States, a growing interest in hot sauces in general and extremely hot sauces in particular can be dated roughly from the institution of the annual Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show in 1989. The original Dave's Insanity Sauce premiered around 1995 and was one of the first sauces to be made directly from capsaicin extract, allowing it to be hotter than the hottest habanero-pepper sauces of the day. It was the only hot sauce ever banned from the National Fiery Foods Show for being too hot. It has been rated at 50,000 Scoville units, compared with 2,500-5,000 for Tabasco sauce, which, before the 1990s, was the hottest sauce known to the average consumer. Part of the intrigue behind the sauce name (Insanity) was founder Dave Hirschkop’s wearing of a straitjacket at events promoting his products.
(Reported Scoville unit values for sauces vary widely, either as a result of imprecision in the test itself or natural product variation. As a result, Dave's Gourmet does not assign Scoville ratings to its sauces - any ratings in this article are approximate and unofficial.)
The introduction of sauces made from capsaicin extract started an arms race. Dave's Gourmet has since introduced sauces with increasingly greater concentrations of capsaicin under names such as Dave's Commemorative Insanity, Dave's Total Insanity, and Dave's Ultimate Insanity, which has been reported variously as from 90,000 to 250,000 on the Scoville scale and comes with a caveat Use this product one drop at a time." Keep away from eyes, children and pets. Not for people with heart or respiratory problems. Also offered is Dave's Private Reserve which comes in a coffin-shaped package and has been reported variously as from 500,000 to 750,000 Scoville units. His most recent release is a super-limited holiday edition, which is two to three times as hot as his private reserve, and was limited to 200 bottles total, selling for $199 per bottle.
As of 2004, other manufacturers have apparently overtaken Dave's. Products claiming to be pure capsaicin extract are being marketed, with Scoville ratings ranging from 500,000 to 16,000,000 units. Products with Scoville ratings in this range bear warnings that they "must be diluted before use," or "use as an ingredient only," or "for use as an additive, not for direct consumption." This raises the question of whether they should properly be considered sauces at all; some specifically say "this is not a sauce." The fact that many of the extreme products have names or descriptions like "private reserve" and "limited edition" raises the suspicion that they are created mainly for publicity and for bragging rights, and are bought as curiosities and collectables rather than for actual use.