Though the flavor is nothing great, that isn’t really the purpose for this sauce. It’s meant to be a gag, a challenge, or a prank for friends to play around with. It isn’t so hot that you’ll fear for death, but you’ll definitely be sweating, and that’s the whole point. Did you know? Da Bomb Beyond Insanity has featured on every single season of hit YouTube web series Hot Ones. Hot Ones is a wildly popular YouTube show that features celebrity interviews with a unique twist - the guests must consume progressively spicier hot wings while answering probing questions. The combination of fiery challenges and insightful conversations creates an entertaining and often hilarious experience that has captivated millions of viewers worldwide. I love love love this hot sauce! I got hooked after trying it the first time last year and I enjoy eating it hot wings mmm. Fight through the burn! Pain is sometimes a good thing. For those seeking a more intense heat experience, Da Bomb has a range of hot sauces that crank up the spiciness while still maintaining a good balance of flavors. Insanity

That’s one of the pricier hot sauces I have tried so far, but still it’s not bad considering a little sauce goes a long way. Despite some of the negative comments that we have seen about this sauce on the internet, it isnt ALL bad. For instance, this sauce would be excellent for making homemade bear repellent. Or, you could use it to seek revenge on your worst enemy and make an insanely hot salsa for their cookout. Other than that, I dont think this sauce will play a part inany great recipes. Tinned Beans – Oh so good for all your favourite Mexican recipes, refried beans are a staple ingredient for burritos, wraps, nachos etc. Da Bomb offers a wide range of hot sauces, each with its unique flavor and heat characteristics. Some of the most popular products include: Just A Dash Will Do - Need we remind you that this hot sauces is the ultimate in heat? One or two dashes of Beyond Insanity will go a long way in exciting the palate.Allow me to confirm that the Habanero Peppers definitely make this sauce VERY SPICY with a major burn that lasts….and lasts. So what did I do: Honest? I threw up. Because it was disgusting. Felt a lot better afterwards. But it’s actually quite funny. I like it. Will I ever eat it again? Probably not. Was it worth the money? Yes, to settle my curiosity. Can I think of any food where this would actually be useful? No. Still worth the money? If you’re curious, absolutely. Keep in mind though what happened to the cat, because it may happen to you too. I have a high tolerance for most things, and I threw up. On my own accord, but still.

It’s too spicy for my taste, but if that’s what you are looking for, then this is the perfect sauce. Beware, and try with caution.BBQ Sauces – From mild, sweet and smoky to sauces containing te World’s Hottest Chilli Pepper, we have a great selection of premium quality BBQ Sauces and Marinades for you to choose from.

Heat: 5/5 Among the hottest out there. Flavor: 1/5 Acidic, almost chemical aftertaste. Value: 3/5 Not terribly expensive for 4oz. The bottle will last forever. Overall rating: 2/5 For the most part, an unusable show-piece Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce Feature I forget if I mentioned this already, but this is HOTTER THAN HELL AND YOU’LL CRY AND FEEL LIKE YOU WANNA DIE IF YOU TRY ANYMORE THAN A TINY AMOUNT! Sorry, I didn’t mean to yell, I just needed to make it clear that even if you blast through a habanero pepper easily, this sauce will get you. Da Bomb claims 135,600 Scoville units, and it feels like that and more. I can certainly appreciate that this spiciness comes from pure habanero pepper and chipotle, not a high heat/no flavor chili pepper extract. Water, Orange Juice, Tomato Paste, Potassium Sorbate, Habanero Peppers (Habaneros, Salt), Chipotle Puree (Chipotles, Water, Salt, Citric Acid), Natural Pepper Flavouring, Sodium BenzoateThe texture is odd. It seems to be gritty, and you can even see the small granules when poured. We’re unsure what ingredient causes this, perhaps the cane sugar or the garlic powder.