Mad Dog 357 Gold Edition Hot Sauce, Over 1 Million Scoville, Carolina Reaper, Scorpion & Ghost Peppers, Enhanced with No. 9 Plutonium Pepper Extract, 5 oz.

This is absolutely hot love it

I don’t know why I fussed over shelling out the $20 for this sauce - a teardrop sized amount will have your tongue on fire and your face expanding from the heat. As others said it tastes good too. I was sick of buying hot sauces that didn’t quite deliver on heat even if they delivered on a nice flavor profile; this sauce solves the issue of both since you can just add [x] amount of this sauce to any other to give it the kick it should’ve come with in the first place. Cannot recommend this product enough.

This hot sauce definitely delivers some serious heat. The last dab and pepper x has nothing on this sauce. It was exactly what I was looking for.

I've just recently started trying different hot sauces, other than normal chili sauces like tapatio, tabasco, etc. My friend ordered a bottle of Pain 100%, I tried it, and liked it. I then decided to order a bottle of sauce for myself, but it had to be hotter. I researched and found Mad Dog 357 Gold edition. 1 million scoville units. I drunkenly ordered a bottle. Once the bottle arrived, I was honestly scared to try it. It sat unopened in my pantry for 3 days before I finally decided to try some. At first I just tried a tiny drop on the provided spoon. It was hot, everywhere the sauce touched my tongue or lips went numb, but the flavor was amazing. Now that I had taken the plunge and actually overcome my fear of the sauce, I decided to try more. I put a dollop into a bowl of white chicken chili with navy beans and mixed it in thoroughly. Every bite of chili I ate was hotter. It was as if I had just pulled the chili right out of the microwave piping hot; as every bite was burning my tongue. I've never tasted anything hotter. It might sound odd, but that burning heat is addicting. Almost euphoric. I've been adding a drop of this to almost everything I eat now. Mixed in with mayo on sandwiches. Mixed in with eggs before cooking. Added to salad dressings, and of course to soups and chilis. It's stupid hot, but absolutely delicious.

The media could not be loaded. This stuff is the real deal. The hottest I've tried that still has a true sauce flavor instead of just extract heat. You can taste and smell the garlic and onion, and the peppers...especially the reaper. It doesn't have the dark smoky flavor like some of the sauces so it seems to go with more foods. The heat is certainly intense and you need to make sure you don't have any cuts on your lips or tongue or you will regret it in about 3 seconds. Gives a nice warm body buzz for about an hour and you'll even get that slight endorphin rush/energy boost. The little bullet spoon attached is actually about the right size for a large bite of food. A large drop or two will flavor a quart of salsa very nicely. One drop on a taco is rippin' hot! Take every precaution not to get this on your fingers as you will likely end up rubbing your eyes when they start watering from the heat.Also, there is no comparison flavor wise to the Silver Edition or the 600,000 Scoville Mad Dog sauce. Far better and a step up in quality in my opinion. This sauce goes well with eggs/omelettes, red meats, salsa, chili, hot dogs, anything Mexican, your girlfriend, melted cheeses, stuffed veggies, certain cocktails, blackened chicken salads, etc.Price is decent for this level of heat AND flavor.

I bought this hot sauce because it is the hottest I could find that wasn't just a pure extract. This sauce Has an extract as an ingredient, but is not an extract sauce itself, if that makes sense.I initially put this on recurring purchase at 4 months but it is clear to me it will not last me that long. I wish it came in greater quantities.The sauce itself is easy to eat. It has a pleasant aroma and doesn't initially scorch your tongue if you just take a sip, however, the heat builds. I bought this with the intention of mixing it into my other sauce to make hot wings. I love BWW Blazin sauce (Which claims to be 350k Scoville, who knows) but that is not available for purchase, so I thought I would branch out and buy something extra strong with the intention of diluting it with my homemade wing sauce.I was too afraid of it and put too little in my initial batch, had to add several extra spoonfuls which caused me to have leftover sauce. The second go, I was wiser and diluted it by about half. Ate that up easily and it was delicious, but it gave me NIGHTMARE STOMACH CRAMPS. So I recommend no more than a third of it in a sauce. I will resume my experimentation later today. Given how much sauce I need for a batch of wings, I feel this bottle is too small. I'd prefer a larger one.Bullet keychain is fun, used it right away

We are all of us individuals, and that includes us 'chili heads'!Those brave enough, or crazy enough, to try this sauce had differing opinions, though all agreed that it was HOT!One thought it was smokey, one thought it was sour, and the third thought is was pure heat, and one, well, he said 'meh', not that hot all, though it was not tasted in my presence, so we shall see next week when I bring in the truly hot Mad Dog choices, up to, and including Plutonium, and rest assured, I shall be witness to that sampling...Myself, I think it is a bit less 'sweet', than the regular Mad Dog 357, but with obviously more heat within the onset, and more lasting, but still a great tasting sauce, within mine own opinion, and can mix it with lesser heat sauces to 'improve' the kick, but not overwhelm the taste of those such as my personal everyday, everyday sauce, Cholula...I fully recommend ANY Mad Dog product with the following warning...try a very small sample, i.e., the quarter inch of a toothpick to sample, before you choose to start dumping drops and drops onto something you are going to eat, for two reasons....One, this may be more sauce than you think you can handle, and two, why ruin a meal when you cannot partake of what you have 'sauced'?Good luck, and happy saucing!