Worlds Hottest Sauce

By HEATHER BROWNE

A NEW chilli sauce goes on sale today that is so hot it could KILL.

Ultra-concentrated “16 Million Reserve” is the hottest science can make.

The sauce is 30 times hotter than the spiciest pepper and 8,000 times more fiery than Tabasco.

Diners must sign a disclaimer recommending “protective gloves and eye wear” — but even sweating testers in safety gear were blinded by tears for 30 minutes.

Just 999 bottles of it are on sale at £105 each.

Medical experts fear it could kill asthmatics or hospitalise a user who touches a sensitive part of the body afterwards.

It is made of pure capsaicin, the chemical that makes peppers “hot”. It takes tons of peppers to make 1lb of capsaicin.

Creator Blair Lazar, 35, specialises in “extreme food” in New Jersey, US.

After trying it, he said: “It’s like having your tongue hit with a hammer. Man, it hurt.”

The sauce is named after its score on the chilli heat measure, the Scoville Unit.

Reserve scores 16 million units, while a Red Savina, the world’s spiciest pepper, measures just 570,000.

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http://www.sweatnspice.com/hottest_sauces.php

Mmmm...spicy

[/Deuce Bigalow]

Damn I gotta get me some of that.

imagine the farts you could rip off with that stuff :thinkerg:

A couple a years ago I tried at the time what was the worlds hottest hot sauce. I think it was called "Da Bomb". I ate it with a chicken strip, and had had a good teaspoon's worth if not more, for the first 10 seconds I wasn't affected, after that it was so gadamn hot I didn't know what to do, they gave me milk but that wasn't enough, I ended up going to the restaurant's(actually it's a bar, well kind of both) and having a terrible bloody nose in the bathroom.

imagine the farts you could rip off with that stuff :thinkerg:


yeah, they'd be so hot you'd rip a whole in your pants.

I can't even stand the hot sauce at Taco Bell. I'd die if I ate that.

just remember, what goes in hot, comes out hot.

I have to get one of those bottles... I have never had anything be too hot for me to handle...mmm....

The bottles themselves look mean enough to deter most amateurs.

8,000 times as hot as Tobasco!! Thats fuckin insane!

No way in hell i'd try that stuff

I want one just to have

Utterly pointless.

I would be one of those to die...

Dude, imagine the dump you take after that meal... You could light a cigar on your beefhole!

Actually if you had it on a meal (say a tablespoon or so) It would probably kill you regardless.

*sigh* some people just dont appreciate a good hot sauce...

Capsaicin in pure form is often lethal. And a good hot sauce? I seriously doubt it's a good hot sauce there probably is no flavor to it at all, it's about the same as sticking your tongue in a deep fryer.
I however would still like to try, never had anything to hot to handle yet either :P

I wouldnt use it anyway. 200 bucks for an ounce.

Thats just to damn much. At some point, there is no way to taste any flavor. I mean, I nibble on habenjeros once in awhile (hot as hell) but I wouldn't try that on a bet.

That "capsaicin" is pretty hot stuff. They use it as an ingredient in some prescription and OTC creams. I had to apply some on my mother's arm when she suffered with a bout of shingles a few years back. The cream is supposed to relieve the pain and itching associated with shingles. The prescribing doctor said it's a good idea to wear disposable gloves when applying the cream. Did I? Of course not! I learned my lesson as the cream burned my skin and took awhile to get off with soap and water. I don't know how my mother handled it. She said it burned a little at first, but after awhile you don't notice it. Shingles can cause nervr damage and I guess that was why she couldn't feel the full effects of the capsaicin.

That "capsaicin" is pretty hot stuff. They use it as an ingredient in some prescription and OTC creams. I had to apply some on my mother's arm when she suffered with a bout of shingles a few years back. The cream is supposed to relieve the pain and itching associated with shingles. The prescribing doctor said it's a good idea to wear disposable gloves when applying the cream. Did I? Of course not! I learned my lesson as the cream burned my skin and took awhile to get off with soap and water. I don't know how my mother handled it. She said it burned a little at first, but after awhile you don't notice it. Shingles can cause nervr damage and I guess that was why she couldn't feel the full effects of the capsaicin.

I have shingles, and I have that nerve pain also. I read that nothing can help it, no meds b/c it's all in the nerves. does it really work?

Holy crap! I love tabasco and add it to anything you can think of, and I love some atomic hot wings,
But thats like tabasco created in hell, and then kicked out because it was too hot!
F*** that!

$249.95 Damn thats a lot of Chili!