3-Pack Hot Sauce Gift Set By Fuego Spice - Collection of Habanero, Ghost Pepper Hot Sauce and Carolina Reaper Honey - Zana, Riza and Hot Hive - Dump it on a BBQ Chicken Wings or Try it on a Taco

One of my favorite daily hot sauces that goes great on so many things. Must have for pizza night!

This sauce is incredible! I put it on EVERYTHING. My favorite thing to eat it with is pizza rolls, LOL.

I eat a lot of hot sauce and spicy food, and this is a favorite. It’s not super spicy, and has a lot of bright earthy flavors. The tomatillos come through, and it’s not too heavy on the vinegar. Almost like a salsa verde.

I wish there was more and I wish it didn't need to be refrigerated. Used it all in one week. Too good for it to be in such a small bottle. I would buy it by the pint if I could.

I really enjoyed this sauce on pork rinds. I have a half a bottle at a time doing that. It costs a little more but what doesn’t that’s any good in life nowadays.

The bottle opening is too big for such thin sauce. It pours out like water. What flavour there was proved minimal at best. Very little heat existed for these Ghost and Habanero peppers. It was due to there being too much lime juice and it flattened out the heat totally. Use a little organic apple cider vinegar instead of white vinegar. Cilantro is a nice touch. But, kale? No. Please, leave that out.I am an unabashed Pepperhead. I crave plenty of heat, kick, flavour, and richness of texture in my hot sauce. This is completely flat. I could guzzle the entirety of the small bottle and still feel nothing.If you want your toes to sweat and melt, this won’t do it. Look elsewhere.I also received the wrong item. It wasn’t three bottles of Riza. One was called Zana and it has paprika, to which I am severely allergic. The other was called Hot Hive and the honey is not raw organic honey. Only one bottle was Riza, and that was the one I used. The photographs of what is supposed to be received are misleading.And the price is outrageous. A five ounce bottle won’t last very long. The only redeeming thing is that it’s organic.

I like a hot sauce that both packs a punch and sneaks up on you. ZANA Organic Habanero Hot Sauce complements wherever it finds itself. For example, I poured it over a dinner of fried eggs and new potatoes. I thought: I'll just see what happens. What happened was that the fried eggs and new potatoes became all the more flavorful and interesting without losing one bit of their original character. And then -- and this was a lot of fun -- I made a mixture of sweet relish, good ol' ballpark mustard, and ZANA and slathered my hot dogs. The same thing happened. The hot dog was definitely more interesting. The mustard and the sweet relish were not overwhelmed, but there was an extra zing. That extra zing was ZANA. I'm trying some on a pork loin chop tonight. Stay tuned.

Fuego spice does advertise this as an "accessible" hot sauce, and it does have a bit of a kick. I was thinking that since it was advertised as habanero based it would be somewhat spicier, but it is still nicely spicy. It comes in a nice sturdy gift box.