Da Bomb is lovely, I tend to use it as a condiment rather than an ingredient though as it has a lot of flavour and I don't find it overly hot.
Tabasco is quite often one of the weaker sauces on a number of sites that specialise in sauces. For that reason I'd agree with others on the Nando's extra hot peri peri sauce, it'll be ideal for a condiment and as previously mentioned Frank's, but go for this one rather than my first Frank's recommendation:
Frank's RedHot Original Pepper Sauce 354 from Reckitt Benckiser Inc. -
I often have this instead of tabasco as it's just a little bit hotter:
Texas Pete Hot Sauce from T.W. Garner Food Company, Inc - Texas Pete® Sauces are all about FLAVOR, not BURN!
Correction, this is the Texas pete one I usually get:
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It's pretty similar to the green jalapeno tabasco, a little hotter.
...hey why not, I'll give that a try.
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I've never really used these hot sauces before but bought a bottle of Raw Heat recently. there aren't any instructions on it and as it was only a small bottle I used between one quarter and one third in a tomato sauce that I was making.
I managed to eat half of my dinner (very slowly) but had to admit defeat and chuck the rest away as I thought my mouth was on fire
This is my favorite too. Have you tried the extra garlic version? It's even better than the regular one.
Heard about it, but not found any for sale yet. I get it from my local chinese supermarket.
Hey!! nothing wrong with TK!!!, but If I remember correctly, I think it was Harvey Nics.
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My local TKM has quite an extensive kitchenware section that often carries hot pepper sauces and I happened to spot the one you were talking about earlier this week.
Weirdly enough, until I posted on this thread earlier this week I had never heard of Franks Red Hot Original
But stone me they had it in Tesco for £1.49/bottle and it is worth every penny.....very tasty but not 'melt your balls hot'. Tried it on chicken tonight and it was great!
I thought you were supposed to eat it - perhaps that's where I've being going wrong
tkm is where i picked up a bottle of da bomb, at only £3 or so its much cheaper than anywhere else i have seen.