LLewellen Farquarson wrote: » Tried the Carolina Reaper on scrambled eggs last night. Added it in before cooking and it lost a lot of the flavour. Must try adding it on the plate next.
igCorcaigh wrote: » Lol! People. Hot sauce is a condiment. Serve at the table.
Hodors Appletart wrote: » picked up some El Yucateco Chipotle in SV at the weekend pretty good stuff!
igCorcaigh wrote: » Not a hot sauce, but a naga chilli pickle. I love this stuff. Very hot!
Charlie19 wrote: » Just looking at Mics Chilli website and voodoo reaper is €15, I got a delivery there last year and I bought around 4 or 5 bottles of various sauces including the voodoo reaper but there is no way I would of even paid €10 for one sauce, I think my total order might of been just over €20. Has their prices went up that dramatically over the space of 15 months or so? They're sold out of the chilli bbq at the moment so I might just try Avoca or one of the other stockists.
eeepaulo wrote: » I ordered stuff 1st july 2020 they have gone up by about 50% since then, 3.50 / 5.00 for the normal and extreme, sweet chilli and chilli bbq 4.20 / 6.00 and the naga knockdown was 6.30 now 9.00. Just thinking about it now, 3.50 was an absolute bargain, 5.00 is ok by me when I compare it to things like rebel or encona or Cholula.
Charlie19 wrote: » 5 or 6 quid is ok for a bottle of sauce but I'll not buying when it gone into double figures. Just tried Avoca for the Chilli Bbq but no joy, there must be a massive demand for it. I did get the Damn Hot Wing sauce so must give that a try over the weekend.
eeepaulo wrote: » Picado seem to have it, if you are dublin based, delivery is a bit steep unless you are ordering a few things. (never a bad time to get some achiote paste and chipotle in adobo sauce)https://www.picadomexican.com/products/bbq-mics-chilli?_pos=1&_sid=e7c9c3644&_ss=r
Charlie19 wrote: » Cheers for that, I'll pop in tomorrow and grab a couple of bottles and it's beside the Aprille chipper, their food was fab back in the day.
eeepaulo wrote: » achiote paste
LLewellen Farquarson wrote: » By the way I tried the rose Harissa, very curry like. Gone back to regular Harissa. Different brands may vary. And the dry Harissa in Dunnes is great sprinkled on pizza.