🔥 Dare to Taste the Destroyer!
Steve-O's Hot Sauce - Japanese Edition, known as 'The Destroyer', combines the world's hottest peppers—Scorpion, Carolina Reaper, and Ghost Pepper—resulting in a scorching 700,000+ SHU. With a robust garlic flavor, this sauce is perfect for adventurous eaters looking to spice up their favorite dishes. Created by the iconic Steve-O, it's a culinary experience that promises to ignite your taste buds!
M**Z
Delicious!
I've been a member of the street team for almost 6 months and had to try the hot sauce. Way better than I expected! I'll be ordering the other flavors next!
M**.
So good
This hot-sauce is so flavorful
M**S
I will say this hot sauce is really hot! 💥
After watching Steve-O on Hot One’s, he advertised his own hot sauce, so I had to buy a bottle. This hot sauce is really hot. Hotter than I expected. It has a slight sweetness to it, but it’s just too hot to actually enjoy it on wings.I made a small bowl of burger slop. Mayo, Ketchup, BBQ sauce, mustard, and hot sauce. Steve-O’s hot sauce over powered all of the other ingredients. I ended up making it a 2 to 1 ratio minus the addition of anymore hot sauce. I could still taste the hot sauce more than anything else on my burger. It’s really good, but it’s really hot!
J**N
Really good, but packaging kinda sucks
It tastes good. Our bottle came with a cracked plastic top, so you can't reseal it again. Not a big deal, I'll just transfer to another container. I dont know who to blame, Amazon or Steve-O, as it was wrapped in bubble wrap and was still broken somehow. I'll blame Bam Margera, because he's a mess.
A**O
It great
The taste was good. If you love, hot sauces, you would like this one the taste taste really great.
D**L
Good taste
Good taste and is very hot. Husband loved it
A**R
Broken bottle
Bottle arrived broken and there is not an option to return/replace. Very disappointed.
N**.
Bottle cracked and leaked
Looks like very old hot sauce leaked into the packaging unsure if even still good enough to try or if the bottle is expired.
