Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce, 113g

LOVE IT. If you are reading this you are probably into spice. Its great for pepping up an Indian Takeaway where they did not provide the heat requested or for cooking your own. OF COURSE I had wings / well chicken nuggets and its hot It has almost no flavour and is just heat, so is in fact great for cooking. I will be reordering but not for a few months. You only need 3 drops on a chicken wing as it is very potent. UPDATING I have made several curries since ordering this and its a game changer, puts heat into them like never before but today I had a mishap. Had made curry last night, all good, 5 stars to me, left the sauce out. got some on my finger. Rubbed eye with finger. I now know what its like to be hit with bear spray and also I could feel the full 360 degrees of my eyeball. Is the back of your eyeball sensitive to spice>? yes Do not panic if this happens to you. 3mins of lots of water in face and i started to be able to open eye again, was fine 10mins later.. Used about quarter of a bottle so far, when it runs out, i will be ordering more. When splashing face with water i could hear Sean saying "Be careful of the eyes" lol

Yes, it does everything claimed. Not sweet, which is a big plus. Massive smoky flavour. Huge heat. One drop is an overdose, unless cooking with it. Watch out for rubbing your eyes, (or other tender bits!) Very happy with this stuff. It's not cheap, but I may never finish the bottle.

Drunken purchase when I was watching some "Hot Ones: Da Bomb Reactions" video on YouTube. Arrived today. All I did was open the bottle, and dipped my little finger into the cap which had a bit of the sauce inside. Probably about two drops worth I'd say on my finger, which I proceeded to put straight into my mouth. That was at 3:45pm. 4pm and it's on fire still. still burning. My lips are numb, I'm mouth-breathing, my sinus has been completely cleared out, my little finger is now a lethal weapon. I LOVE chilli and hot sauces. I grew up eating raw green finger chillis / birds eyes straight when having dinner. Carolina Reaper sauces? No problem. Home-made habanero chilli sauce straight from a local farm in Mexico - those are were the hottest sauces I've ever had till now. The Da Bomb sauce is by far the most 'potent' per drop that I've ever tried. Initially I was disappointed by the bottle size and price, but then I tried it and realised - it's actually very good value for money since you barely need to use any. There is smoky / BBQ taste but it's quickly replaced with burning.

good, hot, but very smoky/bbq ...would have wanted something a bit fruitier tried it on its own with no food, not my smartest idea

Tastes horrible. It’s beyond hot !!!! Heat lasts about 5 minutes and 4liters of milk later.. good value for money

Nice and hot

Excellent for some fun, not had many hot sauces but decided to dive almost straight in the deep end with this one. As soon as it arrived, I got the only food I thought it would go with to try it as soon as possible. I poured a pack of fridge raiders on a plate, and poured the sauce all over them for a real heat experience. My mouth was on total fire and so was my throat, along with a warm chest feeling. I handled it well, apart from a runny nose it was totally cope-able. Later on my tummy was definitely jumping, and then the toilet was calling. After the runs, that region was definitely quite tingly for about half hour. As far as taste go, it isnt awful but isnt great either, but that isnt why i brought it. Its also not that thick and is fairly runny so easy to get out the bottle. In general, was a really fun experience but was almost hoping for even worse! Well worth the money for the spice level if you havent had anything hotter!

As a long time 'Hot Ones' fan and a hot sauce lover, naturally I wanted to try the fabled Da Bomb - the sauce that contestants struggle with the most. Opening the lid you're met with a slightly chemically pepper scent that hits your senses immediately. Now this is a hot sauce. One tiny dab on the end of a finger will engulf your mouth in flames, and it builds and builds into a seemingly never ending heat. But there is no flavour, the heat feels artificial in nature. I had a fair dollop with a kebab, and even with frequent dipping I just about managed to keep in check. Don't get me wrong, it's hot. But the heat tails off quicker than I anticipated and honestly doesn't match the hype surrounding the sauce. It's unpleasant to eat with, but as a party piece or challenge sauce, it has a place in my opinion. While I've not really had anything that delivers an 'immediate' heat like this does, I have certainly had hotter dishes and sauces that really have a sustained heat.