Spice scale on Point hahah

brianlittlejohn

I think I would have to try it...

RojoLoco

I think I would have to try it...

Oooh, that looks like an island style, mustard based sauce, which I love. Sign me up!

s.hackleman

I will take a 7. I grew reapers this year. Made some hot pickles, some spicy peach jam, and tonight going to make me a curry that no one else in house will touch.

RojoLoco

I'll take some of that curry, please.

brendan pitstop nz

the best thing about all hot sauce - start at the top. don't muck around with the lower classes.
in this instance level 7 or nothing.
if was feeling very cautious (with my nagging wife in other words) maybe start at 6. but not below that

nadnerB

I'd have a go at it. I don't mind hot stuff but I want to be able to taste the other stuff too. If I only wanted to taste the sauce I'd raid @RojoLoco's fridge with a straw.

Joy

I will go with #4 but wait.. why are you posting vodka here? lols

stacksofplates

We got my father in law some Ass Blaster hot sauce for Christmas one year. My wife made hot wings with it. You couldn't taste the chicken at all. Everything just tasted like burning.

DustinB3403

@Joy The vodka has hot peppers in it.

So it's infused vodka. Either for drinking, or for cooking with.

dafyre

I asked for something around "So So" and a friend of mine handed me a bottle of #7. I didn't look at the bottle, I just covered a small hamburger in it... Yeah, that was an experience I won't forget, lol.

Joy

@DustinB3403 said:

@Joy The vodka has hot peppers in it.

So it's infused vodka. Either for drinking, or for cooking with.

Wow! I want to taste that one, I gotta look for that kind of Vodka here in the Philippines

s.hackleman

@Joy you can infuse any vodka with about anything you want too. Just put your vegetables into the bottle or another container and let it sit at least 2 weeks. Last year I took onions, tomato, and hot peppers and made a bloody marry vodka that was awesome. I just used the cheap off brand to start with.

brianlittlejohn

Yep, that is the way you can make your own vanilla extract too.

Joy

@s.hackleman said:

@Joy you can infuse any vodka with about anything you want too. Just put your vegetables into the bottle or another container and let it sit at least 2 weeks. Last year I took onions, tomato, and hot peppers and made a bloody marry vodka that was awesome. I just used the cheap off brand to start with.

Wow! I want to do that too..I will try that on weekend when i get home