hot sauce/Chilli sauce

Yeah ..... I also stopped wearing Jeans with zips many years ago .... button fly or no way

If you like your sauce hot, then this is the one to have:



Ste.

[Nobbylad]

My eldest son (now 16) went to Whistler on a skiing trip a couple of years ago with the school and came back with some 'Da Bomb' chilli sauce....that was quite hot and he got into trouble for taking it into school with him...he did tell them not to rub their eyes once they'd put a bit on their finger to taste it.

[L3nny]

I put Franks Red Hot on a lot of things, it's not that hot and livens up cheese on toast and pizza.

I also use insanity sauce 2 drops in a curry for 4 people makes it just the right heat and works out a lit cheaper than buying chillies every time.

Top tip, if you have a begging cat or dog at the table give them a bit of cheese with some insanity sauce on, they beg no more (please note no animals were harmed in the discovery of this well they got over it anyway)

Originally Posted by Bluepete

I've got some Insanity from Tesco as well. It is very hot, but used in moderation, has a real deep, warm flavour.

I make my own if the chili plants produce enough fruit. Often smoke them to make chipotle sauces. Yum!



Pete

Hows your plants doing Pete ? got a few on the go but this weathers not helping, hadnt realised you could get scotch bonnet at asda, I'm going up there later, I'll have to check it out

[sniff]

Originally Posted by L3nny

Top tip, if you have a begging cat or dog at the table give them a bit of cheese with some insanity sauce on, they beg no more (please note no animals were harmed in the discovery of this well they got over it anyway)

Done this to my cat. Wouldnt stop trying to get the meat off my plate. So had a bit of meat and loads of chilli. Funny as he hasnt begged since then.

[L3nny]

Wont work on sharks though

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[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by sniff

Done this to my cat. Wouldnt stop trying to get the meat off my plate. So had a bit of meat and loads of chilli. Funny as he hasnt begged since then.

I would prefer a flick on the ear, than to give any of my cats chilli sauce and risk a vets bill for ulceration of the mouth.

It has the same effect. Not that my cats beg at meal times.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by dizzyblonde

I would prefer a flick on the ear, than to give any of my cats chilli sauce and risk a vets bill for ulceration of the mouth.

It has the same effect. Not that my cats beg at meal times.

Or a firm left hook...

You can't get ulceration of the mouth from chillis. The hot sensation comes from direct binding with nerve cells... not by causing chemical burns...

Which is why feeding 100k+ scoville chillies to macho idiots (and cats...) is both hilarious and harmless fun

Really? Why do I get an ulcer when I have hot stuff then ?

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