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timwilky 22-03-06 11:42 AM

I am partial to the odd dollop of Daves Insanity sauce, but never tried the Blairs stuff.

Looks "interesting" When you recover please post a review

diamond 22-03-06 11:45 AM

:shock:

I can't even manage an extra strong mint. :oops:

Amanda M 22-03-06 11:45 AM

You mad man :lol: :lol: I'm partial to a bit of chilli sauce too but that sounds a bit too hot. I'm more an Encona hot pepper sauce or Tabasco person meself :twisted:

Cloggsy 22-03-06 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Amanda M
I'm more an Encona hot pepper sauce

Now you're talking; lovely under melted cheese on cheese on toast :!: =P~

Amanda M 22-03-06 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Cloggsy
Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda M
I'm more an Encona hot pepper sauce

Now you're talking; lovely under melted cheese on cheese on toast :!: =P~

Oh yeah! Fantastic burger relish at BBQs as well :twisted:

rwoodcock01 22-03-06 12:58 PM

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

You are asking for trouble, however I do want details of what happended next if you live! :wink: :lol:

Good luck, and bog roll in the fridge and tub of ice cream on standby I hope?

Rich

PsychoCannon 22-03-06 01:17 PM

The Sauce:

I used a wooden tea stirer to get a single drop of sauce which i then cut (by smearing some of it on a bit of paper and then put the remainder into a Jamaican beef hotpot stew (bowl of) and mixed thoroughly

The Result:

Just smelling this stuff made my throat burn even with the microscopic amount I put in.

The first mouthfull was instant conflaguration, every bite an explosion of fire in the mouth.
My head is pounding, I've gone a hithero undiscovered shade of red and I've sweated off at least a half a stone in the last hour.

Flavour wise sadly it didn't add anything (obviously!) though properly diluted into a gallon of sauce (as per the instructions) It will be fantastic but oh WOW what a KICK!
This thing is better than a 2 mile run my heart is going like the clappers :D

Maybe its just me but I enjoyed it immensly, apart from the burning lips, that wasn't pleasant but you ARE meant to dilute this stuff 1tsp to a gallon of sauce rather than 1 part to a bowl :)

An hour of recovery (1x Cocunut bar, 1x Yogurt, 2x Cans of coke, 2x Glasses of milk) and I'm back to normal in most respects but I have an incredable warm glow inside an feel fuzzy headed.

It was a bit of a fight to get it down but I'll experiment with the dilution.
This stuff is ideal for batch cooking and catering quantaties :)

My sinuses are clear as anything :)

I've also saved a small tub of yoghurt just in case exit gets a bit tricky :)

It was amazing :)!! I highly reccomend this to anyone that enjoys Insanely hot food though I would suggest diluting it properly :)
It's not really feasable for single portion servings :)

Amanda M 22-03-06 01:51 PM

:lol: :lol: Excellent :thumbsup: Sounds like a winner :D

keithd 22-03-06 01:57 PM

i dont get it. how can you savour and enjoy your food when all your taste buds have been anihilated :?:

Carsick 22-03-06 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by keithd
i dont get it. how can you savour and enjoy your food when all your taste buds have been anihilated :?:

All the tastebuds are still there, you just wish they weren't.

I love the buzz from hot food. Can keep me smiling for hours after a decent chilli stir fry.
I'm not so keen on ultra hot pepper sauces, though, I like to build up a flavour with all sorts of ingredients and get the meat properly marinated.


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