Medium Hot

You might know Shaquanda's West Indian Curry Hot Pepper Sauce from the YouTube show Hot Ones, where it was the number 3 hot sauce in season 13. That means it not very spicy, but it makes up for that with an explosion of flavor. The Scotch Bonnet peppers fit the sauce perfectly, but the real star of the show is Shaquanda's Curry Powder Blend with turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, thyme and more. A great curry style hot sauce that goes great with, you guessed it, curries! Ofcourse you can also try it with other stuff like chicken and rice dishes. Delicious stuff.

Origin: Brooklyn, New York (USA)

Content: 150 ml

This Hush Hush Madame Jeanette Passionfruit Hot Sauce is a great summery blend of fresh passionfruit and fiery Madame Jeanette peppers. The passionfruit is very upfront and it gives the sauce a fresh and sweet start, followed by the Madame Jeanette peppers, which provide a medium heat. The champagne vinegar brings more balance to the sauce and that makes this a perfect hot sauce for a tropical salad, different kinds of seafood and chicken.

Origin: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Content: 100 ml

This Shaquanda's Oooohmami Hot Pepper Sauce is unique hot sauce with special ingredients. The mix of black garlic, black and blueberries, Habanero and balsamic vinegar is not something you see every day, but it results in a great flavor. The real star of the show might be the caramelized onion, who shine through beautifully. All in all it's a great smoky and umami hot sauce that goes great with barbecue meats, burgers and mushrooms.

Origin: Brooklyn, New York (USA)

Content: 150ml

This El Jefe Primo Salsa Barbacoa Cherry Hot Sauce is, as the name already implies, a barbecue style hot sauce. A nice smokey flavor, ofcourse with a decent hit of sweetness from the cherry and dates. That makes this hot sauce especially great on red meats, like spare ribs.

Origin: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Content: 100ml

This Chorrito Habanero, Mango & Turmeric hot sauce is described by Chorrito itself as 'inspired by hot summers on the beach' and after tasting we definitely understand what they mean. The sauce itself is not that hot, but it has a refreshing and fruity flavor that's just perfect for summer. Yellow Habanero is combined with sweet mangoes, turmeric, root ginger and a bit of mustard. It makes this hot sauce amazing for your next barbecue (especially with chicken), as a dressing (combined with olive oil) or just straight on a hot dog.

Origin: Edinburgh, Scotland

Content: 100ml

Canadian hot sauce brand Heartbeat partnered up with Louisiana legend and UFC fan favorite Dustin Poirier to create Poirier's Louisiana Style hot sauce! An ode to his roots in Lafayette, Louisiana. Just like all good cajun style sauces the recipe starts with the best Cayenne peppers. They are fermented to round out the sting and up the flavour before finishing with vinegar, sea salt, celery and garlic. Add in a handful of red Habaneros for an extra punch of heat and you have a knock out sauce that can take on everything from heavyweight meals like biscuits and gravy to featherweight dishes like grilled chicken breast or cauliflower pizza.

Origin: Ontario, Canada

Content: 177 ml

This La Pimenterie Newton Hot Sauce is a great sauce with a mix of fresh apples, Mexican Chipotle and Candian maple syrup. The end result is a slightly tart sauce, but at the same time it has a smokey and slightly sweet character. A complex flavor with medium heat (the Habanero is also present) that goes great with grilled meats (from the barbecue), fajitas and a pan of chili!

Origin: Montréal, Quebec (Canada)

Content: 148 ml