Reddit reviews Dave's Original Insanity Hot Sauce, 5 Ounces
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ORIGINAL INSANITY SAUCE: Enjoy the original hottest sauce in the universe & our favorite food enhancer. Dave’s breakthrough blend of peppers & spices launched the super hot market & changed the face of fiery foods.HEAT LEVEL: We rate this award-winning sauce INSANELY HOT & recommend it for Original Chileheads. Add an insane boost, one drop at a time, to your stews, burgers, burritos & more.TRY IT ON EVERYTHING: Our hot sauces can add fiery flavor & zest to any dish. It's makes a great complement to barbecue, soups, sandwiches, salads, tacos, burgers, burritos, chicken wings & much more!FINEST INGREDIENTS: Our hot sauces are low in fat, gluten free & made with no preservatives, artificial colors or flavors. They feature the finest chile peppers, from jalapeño to habanero.DAVE'S GOURMET: We're passionate about bringing you delicious & distinctive spicy sauces & snacks. Our fiery foods go from mildly spicy to insanely hot. We dare you to try & not break a sweat!
There are tons of variables in the situation you describe that could account for your problem.
A few examples;
The commercial sauces and the takeaway restaurant using ingredients and quantities your body isn't accustomed too.
The sanitation conditions of the location they were prepared and the employees preparing them.
Was there time/temperature abuse involved in the production of these items.
Those are just a few that spring to mind.
Also, some facilities just use distilled (if you will forgive my use of the term) capsaicin to add heat to commercial sauces (like Dave's Insanity Sauce) since it is cheaper than buying actual peppers. Your digestive tract might have an issue with that. Your takeaway place might be using a sauce like that as a base for it's own.
Good luck!
Hope this helps.
Dave's Insanity Sauce. Incredibly hot - use your own sauce and add a small amount to test, say 1/8th tsp for starters (seriously!), and go from there. This stuff is extrememly hot. If memory serves it uses extract, making its Scoville count much higher than a regular hot sauce. I've seen it in grocery stores, so it shouldn't be too hard to find.
Good luck!
I know somebody who tried. He likes spicy food so he decided to try it. A very small amount rendered his food inedible. Apparently it doesn't have a good flavor and it's way hotter than any hot sauce you'd actually use. He texted me the next day to say that taking a shit that morning was one of the most painful experiences of his life. Maybe if you used just 1 drop of it in a large pot of food it wouldn't be too hot, but then again why wouldn't you just buy some hot sauce? it's cheaper and it tastes better. This stuff is plenty hot: http://www.amazon.com/Daves-Original-Insanity-Hot-Sauce/dp/B0000DID5R/ref=sr_1_1?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1322367164&sr=1-1
Just make regular chili and dump a bottle of this in. It will taste nasty, but be incredibly hot. Also, don't get it in your eyes, it will end badly.
DAVES INSANITY SAUCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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Good thing I made my own mayonnaise with a few drops of this stuff. :)
AKA Dave's Insanity Sauce
Turkey Bacon Ranch, Insanity, Koenigsegg One1. For every Kilogram it weighs, it has 1 horse power making the KG/HP ratio 1/1. Also, on the dyno it is faster than the Hennessy Venom GT
I dunno. Not much to say. In the early 2000s Dave’s Insanity Sauce was de facto hottest hot sauce out there. Apparently it put someone in the hospital when it was used in a chili competition (chili like with beans, not ‘hot chili’s’)
I’ve had it before and just a couple drops is enough to spice up a pot of spaghetti sauce. “Spice up” or “ruin,” depending on your taste/tolerance.
Amazon has it: Dave's Original Insanity Hot Sauce - 5oz https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000DID5R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_u7KYCbP4PAWA2
I don’t know how these others compare. I’ve been out of the scene for years. Good luck!
This is the hot sauce I bought. I found it at Target, but I've seen it at a Kroger as well.
>I have never experienced the problem of spicy food exit revenge.
If you'd like to, here's a 100% guarantee:
Buy this.
Put a generous amount on your food.
Enjoy your bowel movement the next day.
get a bottle of some really good hot sauce and wait for the roommate/whomever to cook a spicy dish.
When they're gone, dump some of the sauce in it.
"holy shit man, I added wayyyy to many spices". Then they usually proceed to hover over the sink salivate like mad.
> The line 'don't do anything out of hunger, not even eating' really irks me.
It's very very intentional. It's intended to piss off the audience, "get you out of your comfort zone".
> But returning to that, it just strikes me as pseudo-intellectual bullshit
That's what it is going for. Frank is not a nice person. And it even makes you question the very meaning of "pseudo-intellectual". At what age do people stop learning? Frank is stuck in his basement, never learning Love - from his great teacher (his wife). This goes beyond Intellectualism.
This line got a lot of discussion - and I really don't see it as an error on the writer's part. It isn't some bad dialog. It's specifically intended to punch you in a specific spot of the brain ;)
Now, would people pay good money to be punched in that spot of the brain. That's the issue with Season 2 - it isn't made for entertainment. Season 2 is very much a serving of Dave's Insanity Sauce. It's bitter, terrible, insulting and hurts going into your mouth -and the next day on the toilet. Much like Dante's Infero story.
Yeah I've tried this stuff, it's crazy fucking hot.
The Amazon Reviews are hilarious too, enjoy