Description
Nutrition Information
Servings per package:
30
Serving size:
5
ml
Average Qty
per Serving
Average Qty per 100ml
Energy
19 kJ
370 kJ
Protein
0.1 g
2.5 g
Fat, total
0 g
0.8 g
-saturated
0 g
0.1 g
Carbohydrate
0.6 g
12.2 g
-sugars
0.5 g
10.9 g
Sodium
12 mg
244 mg
Ingredients
Fresh Carolina Reaper Chilli (50%), Fresh Tomato, Fresh Onion, Fresh Garlic, Sugar, Vinegar, Cumin Seed, Sea Salt, White Pepper
Serving Suggestion
Best used in cooking such as Spaghetti Bolognese, chilli con carne, stir fry or build it into your own gourmet pizza for that special, cooked-in heat.
Awards
- 2017 Screaming Mi Mi Awards (New York, USA): 3rd Place in the XXX Hot Sauce category
- 2016 Mr Chilli Awards (Sydney, Australia): 1st Place in the XXX Heat category
- 2014 Hot Pepper Awards (New York, USA): 3rd Place in the Extra Hot Specialty Sauce category
Brandon –
I won this chilli sauce in a chilli competition only recently and I have used this in almost everything I eat. Best part about it is I don’t need to use much because it is so pure in chilli. Honestly one sauce I will buy and I’ll know it’s not on the ‘weakness’ setting. Cheers guys you have a customer for life!!
tracey (store manager) –
Hey Brandon, Congrats on the chilli comp! You must be a bit of a chilli legend to get through for the win, thanks so much for the feedback and we look forward to catching you next comp 🙂 Chilli on!
Chris –
At the Sydney Easter show I got three jars and just came back to order more. I love this because it has a great flavour and equally great heat
tracey (store manager) –
Awesome! Thanks, great to hear from a chilli fan!
Mrs s johar –
Have been using your products for few years buying @ your Floriade stand.
Have shared with family too n happy to receive their positive reactions.
Hv also purchased extra bottles for them
Wishing you a very blessed successful climbing to the peaks of your success.
Flavour & Spice (store manager) –
You made our day! thank you 🙂
Mike (verified owner) –
This was a reorder for this Fever Chilli Sauce. I love it. But user beware it is very hot and a small amount in a dish will be sufficient – A teaspoon in a curry will be more than enough but the flavour is just what you need to spice up a bland curry. Superb!