I bought 5 different sauces from the Heatonist "Hot" and "Hottest" categories so I'll try some of those that are listed from 7/10 to 9/10 and see how I feel about those, then I'll decide if I want to do the challenge with the Apollo sauce, which they list as the hottest hot sauce ever made essentially (they only sell hot sauces that are "natural" so no fancy capsaicin extract processes) using the Apollo pepper.
What's the name of this restaurant I stop in Fernley a lot. It's the last real city before burning man, haha.
La Fiesta. Not sure if it's the same I understand it's under different ownership or something. Haven't been there in probably 10 years. But it's decent American-Mexican food in general.
I've had Reapers before and they are damn hot. Not sure I want to try an Apollo. Eh, who am I kidding? I'd try it.
Doesn't salsa literally mean "sauce"?
I googled it and you are correct. However, the agricultural department has classified salsa as salad.
I'll take the Salsa Salad with Ranch Dressing please!
Probably wouldn't be bad but sounds disgusting! Just watch, some a-hole will bring salsa ranch to market and get filthy rich.
Bummer. I really wanted to see the video.So tasting two of the pepper sauces that are rated at 7/10 and 8/10 I can put to bed the idea that I'd eat a teaspoon of a sauce they rate at 11/10. Some of the reviews of the 8/10 sauce, Torchbearer Garlic Reaper Sauce, say that 8/10 is misleading as it hits a little harder than that and one person said they think it is hotter than the Apollo sauce listed as 11/10. I'll see once I open the Apollo sauce, but regardless I am not eating a teaspoon of either one plain. The Garlic Reaper Sauce has fantastic flavor, but it is hot AF. The other one I tried is Karma Carnival and it's also damn hot and is listed as a 7/10 but I think I could eat that one straight and not die. It has bright fruity flavors to go with the heat.
