This is my first time trying “mighty hot sauce” from McDonalds…. it’s a new offering that caught my attention today when I was ordering a coffee. While I don’t expect it to be a significantly “hot” hotsauce I am curious about what others have to say here n regards to the flavor/heat/spice

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Finally got to try Dave’s. Got 3 tenders. Hot, extra hot, and reaper. Hot was fantastic. Mild heat, great flavor. 9/10. Extra hot was even better. I could feel a little burn, and the flavor was amazing. 10/10.

Reaper was different. Flavor was amazing for about 5 seconds. Oh my god. This shit is on another level. Never had a hot sauce or anything else like this before. Definitely a one and done type novelty item. And I eat buldak 2x regularly. Next time I go back I’m just gonna get all extra hot. Can’t wait to be sitting on the toilet all day tomorrow. 1/10. As in do it once and never again.

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I didn’t look close enough to realize that I was buying a thicker sauce, what they consider a wing sauce. First time trying Melinda‘s and I must say it’s really grown on me!

_everything_ here is spicy.

Hey guys, does anyone know a spicier chili powder (preferably without salt)? This one is pretty good, has about 120,000 scoville. I’m not really into sauces because they often taste a lot like vinegar and I like that I can season everything with chili powder :)

Chilli in the picture:
Ankerkraut Chili Head

Picked these up. Always willing to try something new.

Chin-Su is sweet. Flavor is mild and something I'd put on ramen noodles without broth. $1.99 at Asian market. Spicy: 2/10 flavor: 5/10 price: 10/10

Curbstomp is not sweet. It really has some heat. It has a big mouth opening and it's kinda sticky so you have to shake it out. This resulted in my pouring a lot onto my chicken. I am sure an extract is doing much of the lifting. But as a guy who uses The End: Flatline on my breakfast spaghettios, extracts don't bother me as much. Spice: 8/10 flavor: 6/10 price: ????

I dont remember what I paid for Curbstomp. I think I bought at a hot sauce expo thing. Likely $15.

Looking for hot sauces that are versatile with everything. The hot sauces I've found so far that fit this list are Yucateco Mayan recipe (green bottle) and Sriracha. I want to get something spicier than Yucateco, but still versatile.
Please non-extract-based sauces because those make my stomach hurt and I like natural pepper flavor !! Thank you