Tasting notes
Our team was divided when tasting this hot sauce, some loved the flavors and others mostly got very hot (we won't name names). To fully appreciate this recipe, it's best if your taste buds are accustomed to spiciness (at least a little). You'll be able to taste the fire-roasted peppers, maple syrup, the freshness of ginger, all with a delicious texture provided by olive oil.
Hot sauce heat level
Rated at 61,000 on the Scoville scale, this sauce will warm you up pleasantly. Neither too hot nor not enough, it will be perfect for those looking for spiciness without going to extremes.
How to use Sacrifice sauce?
You can drizzle your pasta dishes, smoked haddock, flambéed shrimp, Breton crepes, with a cheese soufflé, grilled meats and anything that deserves some pep with a grilled pepper flavor.
The Angry Goat brand
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Characteristics
| Origin |
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|---|---|
| Capacity | 5 fl oz |
| Scoville scale | 60000 (estimated) |
| Storage | Refrigerate after opening |
| What intensity? | 3 |
| Affinities & allergens | Vegan |
Sacrifice hot sauce strong Angry Goat
Why Sacrifice? Because this sauce contains Habanero pepper and it was widely used by the Mayans. They were also known for their sacrifices, hence the name.