Mad Dog 357 Hot Sauce

Product Information

We use two types of peppers to make Mad Dog 357. As if that wasn’t enough, we then add in 3 million Scoville pepper extract.

From what’s in it to how hot it really is. So, we’re answering some of the most asked questions on the Internet when it comes to Mad Dog 357. Put simply, Mad Dog 357 hot sauce comes in at a whopping 1,000,000+ SHUs on the Scoville scale. This is a huge number for any sauce, and it definitely bites harder than any natural sauce we have tried.This one is easy. If you really want to take it up a level, it’s Mad Dog 357 Gold or Pure Gold. With our Mad Dog 357 Pure Gold Hot Sauce, we take the flavors of peach and mango, then heat things up with Ghost peppers and Carolina Reapers.

Are you ready for the ride of your life, this sauce will not only blow your mind, but it will also give you the biggest endorphin rush of your life. This sauce gives you control over lives, which is why I can’t say the words, “Use With Caution!” enough. This isn’t a heat balance, it’s a heat statement. Usability: Please note, you WILL have to warm the bottle to 140 ℉ (60 °C) to remove the pepper extract from the bottle.You know this hot sauce is going to be crazy hot when you see that the cayenne peppers used (160,000 Scoville heat units) just obliterate the heat of common cayennes (30,000 to 50,000 SHU). Reaper & Ghost peppers, red wine vinegar, white distilled vinegar, fresh chopped onions & garlic, natural sugar, fresh lime juice, capsicum powder, natural peach flavor, natural mango flavor And while their label doesn’t mention the color of the habaneros used in the sauce, their marketing copy does. They use red habaneros, not the common orange variety. Red habaneros could mean many things, but as a whole, they are often spicier than the common orange hab. For instance, Caribbean red habaneros have a median heat of 372,500 Scoville heat units (SHU) – well above than of the median of a typical orange habanero (225,000 SHU). Before purchasing Mad Dog 357 Plutonium No. 9, you need to read a disclaimer urging you to use it at your own risk. It's named after a volatile chemical, and it's nearly twice as potent as pepper spray. The product may sound like a weapon, but it's actually hot sauce that ranks among the spiciest in the world, according to The Manual.