hot-sauce Sauces that use the Moruga?

jmy2469 · Mar 6, 2012

Are there any hot sauces out that use the Moruga?

gnarlyeggs · Mar 6, 2012

A few already! CaJohns already has a whole line out. They will be the easiest to get your hands on. I know there are more, but I doubt they are as mass produced yet.

http://www.cajohns.c...ategory&path=71

jmy2469 · Mar 6, 2012

Thanks for the link!

Sethsquatch · Mar 6, 2012

Torchbearers "the rapture" lists them as an ingredient. It's a scorpion sauce.

Dr Pacheco · Mar 6, 2012

I posted a review of Cajohn's BBQ sauce with Moruga on another thread. A quarter-teaspoon takes you on a 20-minute "journey". I also used it in a big pot of chili.

DeBo · Mar 6, 2012

Sethsquatch said:
Torchbearers "the rapture" lists them as an ingredient. It's a scorpion sauce.

I've always wanted to try their super hot sauces but the $20 plus shipping for one bottle puts me off. Do they sell them in stores anywhere?

Sethsquatch · Mar 6, 2012

Well, they are local to my area. But yeah their prices are ridiculous. Maybe at a hot sauce shop. Not sure what their distribution is. They usually have a stand at the spicy food festivals.

Here is the link for WHERE TO BUY.
http://www.torchbearersauces.com/where-to-buy/

Saw this on there too... If you have one near you you could call and ask.

Whole Foods Markets

We are in 56 Whole Foods Markets in the South and Midwest regions of the U.S. and three locations in Canada.

ajijoe · Mar 6, 2012

Sethsquatch said:
Torchbearers "the rapture" lists them as an ingredient. It's a scorpion sauce.

that stuff put me on my ear!! :mouthonfire:

and i can handle hot

thanks your friend Joe

Sethsquatch · Mar 6, 2012

ajijoe said:
that stuff put me on my ear!!

and i can handle hot

thanks your friend Joe

Joe, that stuff has got nothing on your infinity sauce. I eat the "rapture" sauce by the spoonful. Your infinity sauce is better used with a dropper. :rofl:

Dorkasaurus · Mar 8, 2012

I tried several of CaJohn's sauces at the Fiery Foods Show last weekend. If you're looking to just try Morouga they sell puree. It's pretty hot since it's just mashed up morougas and a little vinegar. Not morouga but their Holy Jolokia BBQ sauce was pretty tasty. I believe their Angry Cock sauce also contains morouga but I could be mistaken... after eating the 5million scoville extract everything after was sort of a blur :fireball: