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G Costa Tabasco Sauce - Habanero

“Awesome hot sauce for sloshing on everything!”

Written on: 27/01/2013 by guyrwood (3 reviews written)

As a huge hot sauce fan, I had to grab a bottle of this when I saw it in Asda. I was glad I did, this sauce is fantastic! On a heat scale I'd put it about equal with Blair's Original Death (which isn't nice, just tastes of vinegar and salt) but the flavour is amazing. Alot of 'comedy hot' hot sauces are just chile, vinegar and a lot of salt but this is full of tropical fruity goodness. The ingredients include habaneros, cane suger, mango, tomato, banana, tamarind, garlic, onion and spices... (read more)

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“Its good”

Written on: 07/02/2012 by JohnnyHarris (2 reviews written)

I personaly perer the chipotle tabasco sauce, but this ine is good too, on steak or on eggs its stil a good sauce. Tapatio is another good sauce but that one is hotter and not as vinigery (read more)

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Written on: 26/04/2012

Actually, the blade is designed to work at the speicfic revolutions of the machine, so using it in anything else would probably result in overheating, warping and loss of teeth. In the worst case you could have pieces of blade fragment and turn to shrapnel. Anyway, the motor is very good, the torque is great and the thing is not even expensive, so why not give it a try? Mine is just fine.

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G Costa Tabasco Sauce - Habanero

“G Costa Tabasco Sauce is a great sauce to take to a...”

Written on: 27/03/2009 by easycaribbeanshop (1 review written)

G Costa Tabasco Sauce is a great sauce to take to a restaurant to add your own spice to the food. It is small and handy. It takes some flavour from the original Tabasco but most comes from the added Scotch Bonnet Pepper. Small and Easy to Carry. Bad point is there are much better sauces out there using Scotch bonnet Peppers. (read more)