Insanely Hot, Hot Sauce!
@SIMPLYD (90722)
Philippines
February 13, 2018 1:40am CST
Like I said in my last post, I am so fond of spicy foods, so much so, that I have hot sauce at home and even at the office.
But I remember many years ago, that one of the things my husband’s sister living with her family in Australia sent us in a “balikbayan box” (a big box for the family members from the place where she came from) is a hot sauce.
Since we all love spicy foods, we put it on the table for everyone to use that lunchtime. It was labeled Insanely Hot Hot Sauce!
I was the first one to taste it, by putting just a little drop on a side of my fried pork chop.
The moment I tasted it, I nearly choked! It was so spicy that my tongue seemed burned ! I have to gargle with water at the sink and ate a banana. But the spicy taste is still there. My head whirled. 
It was really insanely hot! Nobody dared touch it anymore and hubby dumped it in the trash bin.
Good thing, I only put so little! 
Have you experienced something like this in your whole life?
It was really insanely hot! Nobody dared touch it anymore and hubby dumped it in the trash bin.
Good thing, I only put so little!
Have you experienced something like this in your whole life?26 people like this
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@LadyDuck (457412)
• Switzerland
13 Feb 18
My husband likes to buy those very hot sauces, I do not use them, I like Tabasco, it is hot, but not insanely hot. To remove the burning sensation from your mouth the only things that work are yogurt, sour cream, whole milk. A banana does not help at all.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
Well, that actually happened to me too. I bought a spicy food but the lady put the one not spicy. I ate it and just crushed Thai chili to make it spicy.
The next day, i passed by the store and told the girl that it wasn;t spicy she gave me. I showed my annoyance and she gave me an apology. But I never ever buy there anymore from then on.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
Not yet. I'm fond of spicy things as well and the spiciest food I've ever tried was when I was in Bangkok. Much spicier than the Korean food.
I like Tabasco better than jufran. Jufran isn't as spicy as tabasco I think.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
@SIMPLYD Yeah Shakey's has always been using Tabasco.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
@toniganzon And Tabasco is just so right with the pizza. Oh, I want to eat pizza now. 
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
So you like spicy foods too. Indeed, Korean foods are spicy also though I can take them.
Yes, Jufran isn't so spicy that's why it's the brand I like. although, we also have Tabasco at home because hubby likes it but seldom use it to avoid his hyperacidity from returning.
I like Tabasco in my pizza. Shakeys has it for their pizzas.
@moffittjc (118365)
• Gainesville, Florida
15 Feb 18
I took a small bite of a ghost pepper last year, and I felt like my mouth was on fire for a week! I just could not get the burning sensation out of my mouth, no matter what I tried. It was so hot that it made me cry! lol
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
19 Feb 18
@moffittjc Well, that could be the reason indeed.
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@moffittjc (118365)
• Gainesville, Florida
18 Feb 18
@SIMPLYD It wasn't really an entire week, but it sure felt like it! I don't know why it is called a ghost pepper...maybe because it is so hot that when you eat it kills you and you become a ghost! haha
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
14 Feb 18
i like it. especially now that i have rhinitis, i think it is good to have some spicy food. it actually decongests my nasal cavity.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
16 Feb 18
@ridingbet Yes, just like what a chili does as always.
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
16 Feb 18
@SIMPLYD but it loosens the nasal congestion, right?
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
Here too in our province, there are some people who eat the Thai chili. And I think that is the same as putting some drops of the Insanely ho, sauce am talking about.
So you also eat spicy foods. I know Indian nationals love spicy foods as they are fond of putting lots in their foods. 
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@AKRao24 (27424)
• India
13 Feb 18
In fact in India we grow almost all spices and condiments in abundant quantity which makes is very much affordable to every one to use @SIMPLYD ! Except for some rare spices like saffron other spices are quite affordable! That is why people like to have spicy food! Thanks!
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@allknowing (130067)
• India
13 Feb 18
Then you must try Bhut jolokia the hottest chilli in the world
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@allknowing (130067)
• India
15 Feb 18
@SIMPLYD Here is the comparison how hot it is
In 2000, India's Defence Research Laboratory (DRL) reported a Scoville rating of 855,000 SHUs,[10] and in 2004 a rating of 1,041,427 SHUs was made using HPLC analysis.[11] For comparison, Tabasco red pepper sauce rates at 5000–10,000, and pure capsaicin (the chemical responsible for the pungency of pepper plants) rates at 16,000,000 SHUs.
Source Wikimedia
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
@allknowing Oh my, and to think I find Tabasco delicious yet too hot. I only put very little drops on my pizza.
So your chili is very, very hot like this Insanely hot hot sauce maybe. or the chili used in this is that chili.
If insanely hot is so hot, how much more the hottest chilli in the world? 
@cintol (11261)
• United States
14 Feb 18
I don't eat spicy, my children are mexican and tease me all the time because I can't eat hot food. They have tried but they always give me a glass of milk with it because they know the least little bit will have me drinking the entire glass to stop the burn on my tongue.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
13 Feb 18
Well, that is understandable, because most Indians are so fond of spicy foods.
But you know, health books mentioned that eating spicy foods helps us not getting colds.
I think that is true because I rarely get colds even if my officemates have it.
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@snowy22315 (169641)
• United States
14 Feb 18
I don;t think that would be for me! I don't think I would try the "ghost pepper" either. I think that is what they call that pepper so hot, it has to be handled with plastic gloves.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
So the "ghost pepper" monicker is for what type of food is that? It's the first time I have heard of such term for a food.
This is what is nice with a forum site like this, I learned other terms.
@averygirl72 (37715)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
My sister bought a Korean hot and spicy noodles. It was so hot I cannot finish a bowl. I didn't enjoy it's hotness it's like I'm punishing myself. But sister manage to finish a bowl. I wonder how she made it
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
With that instant noodles, the spiciness will really go crazy because of it's so hot soup.
Well, I like spicy noodles but I only put some and throw away the rest. That way, I can take the spiciness of the soup. I love it!
@Letranknight2015 (51498)
• Philippines
16 Feb 18
I have this maggy noodles that came from another country who happened to be spicy.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
16 Feb 18
Hmm, i haven't known that. Although, Nissins hot and spiciy beef is a favorites of mine. I just use half of the sachet of chili on the noodles. I don't like it too spicy.
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
22 Feb 18
Then, you should never ever try this Insanety Hot, hot sauce. My head whirled after I felt the too much spiciness.
@andriaperry (116860)
• Anniston, Alabama
14 Feb 18
Yes and milk wll put that fire out.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
So it's milk not banana that can help cool down the too much spiciness. I will have that in mind.
@acelawrites (19273)
• Philippines
14 Feb 18
I don't like such very hot sauce! I remembered once, I put so much wasabi in my sushi, and I had a very sharp headache and tears!
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
15 Feb 18
Oh my, I also experience that when it's my first time to put wasabi on the dip for the tempura. It brought tears to my eyes and my mouth felt like hell.
But it's so delicious.
Yes, wasabi- i love that, but we really just have to be cautious in putting just a little of it so the food will not be overly spicy
But it's so delicious.
Yes, wasabi- i love that, but we really just have to be cautious in putting just a little of it so the food will not be overly spicy