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Blair Hot Sauce - Too Hot to Handle?

   

That the Blair Hot Sauce is hot is a gross understatement. Even a drop of it will conjure up visions of Hell. Such is the intense heat generated by it. When the Blair Hot Sauce claims to be the hottest hot sauce that is around, it means business.

Blair's hot sauces come in two varieties, Death and Heat. The etymology could not have been more apt. While Heat Sauces range from the lukewarm to the flaming hot, the Death Sauces guarantee blistering heat, enough to scorch your tongue.

Blair's Hot Sauce set the ball rolling for the Blairs. This original Blair creation was the recipient of the prestigious Golden Chili Award for the Best Overall Sauce. This sauce now seems conventional when compared to Blair's latest fiery creations, but with its enduring taste, it still occupies a place of pride in most kitchens. It is a great addition to seafood, chicken wings and even drinks.

Blair's later designs verge on the border of the maniacally hot. Blair's Sudden Death hot sauce, a heady concoction of Habaneras, the hottest chilly on earth, Cayenne chilies and limejuice, promises to ignite your taste buds.

Blair's Megadeath Hot Sauce has molasses as one of its ingredients. On the face value, it doesn't seem to hold a candle to some of Blair's other hot sauces. Once you taste it, you will be shaken to admit the hot truth.

Blair's After Death hot sauce comes with a warning to keep it out of reach of children. The warning is definitely not a red herring for the sauce is made from the hottest chilies on earth and is meant only for the daredevils amongst the hot sauce aficionados.

But the cr me la cr me or rather the cr me la chilly in the Blair Hot Sauce stable is Blair's Possible Side Effects hot sauce. It does the honors as the hottest hot sauce ever created, deemed too hot even for a lick.

The 16 Million Reserve is another cap on Blair's saucy feather. Even as you taste this sauce, you will hear records tumbling, for 16 million is the farthest that you can go on the heat scale.

The Blair Death rain Hot BBQ Seasoning is the ideal topping for a barbecue dish. With this barbecue sauce, your steaks, sausages and hamburgers will tango. The Blair Hot Sauce has earned a reputation for being hot. Made from the finest raw materials, Blair's hot sauces are practically limited edition sauces, for at a time, they are packed in batches of 100 cases only. Definitely, fit to be a collector's item.

True, that a sauce is used to enhance the taste of any food, but the Blair Hot Sauce is one such item, which can be tasted for its sake only.

Author: Chris McCarthy
 
Author Bio:

Chris McCarthy is the owner of InsaneChicken's BBQ Sauce Catalog. InsaneChicken is proud to sell Big Bob Gibson White BBQ Sauce.

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