Dave's Insanity Sauce is far more painful than fun. HOT stuff! Not much taste, just heat... brutal, brutal heat. It's an extract sauce, rather than coming from straight peppers.
I've learned, however, that heat is personal. Individuals might have a natural resistance to certain peppers while suffering a vulnerability to others. For example, I can eat habanero, ghost, or even Moruga scorpion peppers, but those red cherry peppers kill me. So now I'm wondering: Is is Dave's Insanity Sauce or is it me?
Any fans of heat out there? Any of you try this? What were your impressions? And since I'm asking questions, do you think my neighbors are trying to murder me?
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They might be trying to murder you. I bought this for my other half, but his name was 'Dave' so I had an excuse. I also bought his 'Dave's Nuts' though which was unwise because turns out he hates peanuts. I think the can of lethal spicy peanuts are still somewhere in the house.
This stuff in burn-y. Sirachi (Goose version with added garlic, doesn't seem to be very different from Rooster though) seems to be the most popular hot sauce our house has ever had, now that the local supermarkets import it.
Speaking of lethal peanuts, the seemingly murderous neighbors -- and more specifically, the fourteen-year-old, outwardly awesome / secretly evil (?) girl, Jace, also gave me a can of ghost chili peanuts. Hmmm...
I love Rooster sauce and must find the Goose version! Thanks!
I'm a big fan of heat also but I'm definitely a man who knows his limitations. I've had hot peanuts but nothing I would call "lethal".
Better watch out for the teen girl. They're pure evil. I speak from experience. I have an older sister
PETE: The most dangerous thing about this flame-gifting teen is her seeming innocence. Always pleasant, always smiling, always polite and thoughtful... until you crunch down on the peanuts and your head is instantly engulfed in flame!
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