Ají limo and Trinidad Moruga peppers meet pineapple and lime in a slightly creamy, citrus-led sauce.
Less fruity, with a similar heat range.
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Extra hotPineapple sets a sweet, tropical direction, while habanero and ghost peppers provide the heat alongside garlic and lemon.
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Habanero, cayenne and chipotle are reinforced with pepper extract, with garlic and lime in the recipe.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Ghost, Scotch bonnet and Scorpion peppers are combined with mustard, carrots, onion and garlic.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Scorpion peppers lead a short recipe with cane vinegar, onion, garlic and lemon, designed around the pepper itself.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Trinidad Scorpion peppers are combined with onion, tomato, garlic and lemon in a short, pepper-led recipe.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Based on shared flavor notes and heat, not a promise that two bottles taste identical. Your palate gets the final vote.
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