I’m just getting over a bout of the flu and I was looking for something to add a little kick to my lunch so I opted for the new bottle of Try Me Tiger Sauce we picked up a couple weeks back. With a name like “Tiger” how could this not give my taste buds [...]
How much impact does packaging play when shopping? In this case, it’s the package that caught my attention when I picked up the bottle of Macarico Piri Piri Molho Hot Sauce a couple days ago. Granted I’ve heard ads on the radio for a Piri Piri chicken served by a popular restaurant and always wanted [...]
Nothing beats having fresh ingredients from your garden when you make up a batch of this amazing salsa. If you can’t get fresh from your garden, check out your local farmer’s market to source out the ingredients. Not only will your final product be tasty, you’ll also be supporting local farmers. Ingredients * 1/2 tablespoon vegetable oil * [...]
10 May 2010
Have a glass of water or milk handy as this pepper sauce by Grace products from Jamaica, rocks! In the brief history of me reviewing hot sauces from around the world, I can safely say that I found a hit. Yes, it does have that vinegar base that I dislike, but the lasting heat makes [...]
01 February 2010
Yes, I’m back at it again with another hot sauce review. This time we’ll be taking a closer look at Mr Goudas Hot Little Devil Pepper Sauce. A product of Costa Rica, which is imported by Goudas Food Products Co. Ltd, of Concord Ontario (Canada). Packaged in a tiny 57ml bottle and readily available at [...]
09 January 2010
It’s been a few weeks since my last hot sauce review so this morning I decided to dip into my collection and write a new post. I had just done making a wonderful omelet with ham and onions for breakfast and I wanted something with a bit of heat and flavour to top it off [...]
18 November 2009
One of my mom’s favourite sayings is “if don’t have something good to say keep quiet”, and this is the position I find myself in when I tested this sauce from Encona. As I write this review I realize that I have nothing good to say about this “Caribbean Creole” hotsauce, except that I love [...]
06 November 2009
This sauce will forever be known on FierceSauces.com as being the very first Jamaican made hot sauce to be reviewed here. Growing up on the islands I was spoiled by having the luxury of various traditional home-made sauces, so this is also the very first time I actually paid for a hotsauce from the islands. [...]
02 November 2009
If you’re looking for heat and absolutely no flavour, this El Yucateco Chile Habanero sauce is for you. I grew up on scotch bonnet and habanaero sauces, but they all had a level of added flavour. Lime, garlic, shado beni and tropical fruits were all used successfully to give these sauces an extra punch, so [...]
30 October 2009
Shake before opening is the first thing they should put on the label of this chipotle sauce, which originates from Mexico. I picked a bottle of this chipotle hot sauce at the local Walmart to be the first review of a spicy product on FierceSauces.com. At less than $5 a bottle, it was very affordable [...]
19 September 2009
The cultivar, ‘Zimbabwe Bird’ is a compact perennial with multiple flowers located at top of stalks. Leaves tend to be oval, smooth and about 2 inches tall. Fruit tend to be very small and very hot. Fruit color is red when mature. C. frutescens are tabasco peppers and are named for the town of their [...]
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