GHOST OF SAFFRON (HOTTER) By High Desert Sauce Company - REVIEW

Tucson's own HDSC (High Desert Sauce Company) set a ridiculously high standard with Tikk-Hot-Masala, an Indian Curry - inspired creamy sauce that instantly muscled its way into my top 3 all-time hot sauces. My second foray into the company's products is purported to be even better by its reviewers. Some have said it is the tastiest hot sauce available ANYWHERE. Time to find out if it lives up to the hype (and justifies a $12 purchase).
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Hdsc has some very good hot sauces 👍

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Which should I try next? I've tried Tikk-Hot Masala and this one.

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@BarrelShape I would recommend either the fire roasted green or snailmate. Then, of course, one of our sauces at Tntspices ...a shameless plug I know...but I had to throw it in.

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@@TNTspices I'd be happy to sample one of your sauces and record a review. Which do you recommend I order first?

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@BarrelShape That's a very difficult question, lol. It's like choosing your favorite child. It all depends on your taste. If you like peanuts, then we suggest our PB&J HOT SAUCE. If you like hoagies, cheesesteaks, or Italian pork/beef sandwiches, we would recommend our Italian Diablo Sauces. If you're a pineapple lover, we highly recommend our Tropical Heat, it goes well on both sweet and savory foods. If you're a fan of Sriracha, we would recommend our unique twist, Sir-HOT-Cha. Which is spicier and has a bolder garlic flavor then normal Sriracha. If you love blueberries, then we have 2 very different blueberry sauces. Our Red White and Blue which is an amazing dessert sauce or our Black-Blue Exxxpresso, which works as a dessert sauce and marinade. If you're a Heat chaser and also a fan of umami flavors than you'll love our Dragon Snake Armageddon. Finally our Norma's Pique is a very traditional Puerto Rican condiment...to most Americans it would be considered an infused vinegar. Hope this helps... we thank you in advance for any and all support 🙏