Blair's 16 Million Reserve - World's Hottest Hot Sauce!
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What is the world's hottest hot sauce? Blair's 16 Million Reserve ought to be hot enough to send you hot heads to the hospital or an early grave, that is if you even dare to try it. You see, Blair's 16 Million Reserve isn't actually a sauce, it's a 1ml pharmaceutical grade vial filled with pure Capsaicin crystals. Pure Capsaicin is rated at around 16 million Scoville Units, the highest heat level possible.
A Scoville Unit is named after pharmacist Wilbur Scoville who in 1912 invented a way to measure the heat of peppers by the levels of Capsaicin present (the chemical compound in hot peppers that is responsible for their heat). Like the Fujita scale for measuring the intensity of tornadoes, Scoville Units measure hotness ranging from 0-16 million. To put this in perspective, Tabasco sauce is one of my favorite hot sauces of all time and it only clocks in around 2500-5000 Scoville units and the Naga Jolokia chile pepper, the world's hottest pepper, is only a paltry 855,000 Scoville units. Can you imagine 16,000,000?
What's cool, er hot, about Blair's 16 Million Reserve is it's collectibility. There were only 999 bottles ever offered and they are all numbered and signed by creator, Blair Lazar. The vial of comes packed in a Blair's reserve bottle that is sealed shut with white and gold wax. Although highly rare, usually you a bottle can be found every now and again over on eBay. Also be sure to check out the great review over at Hot Sauce Blog, where they actually tested it in tomato soup.
Warning:
Should be used with caution! Purchaser of this product hereby acknowledges the intense heat factor of this product and the element of danger if misused. This product is over 100 time hotter than a jalapeno pepper and is a complex blend of fresh peppers and extracts. This product is not a sauce but a food additive and should be used as such only.
Why do people like hot hot sauces? Is "burn" actually a flavor?
I would try it for money, never a dare though.
16 MSHU / Pure capsaicin will kill you if you eat it straight
Hi. We're here today at (insert name of restaurant), where we've switched these diners' regular salt with Blair's 16 Million Reserve. Let's see if they can taste the difference.
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The Bhut Jolokia or "ghost chili" from the hills of northeastern India is now the new world's hottest pepper at more than 1,000,000 Scoville units!
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20058096/
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20058096/
ABOVE - The Bhut Jolokia and the Naga Jolokia are the same pepper. 1,041,427 Scoville units rather than 855,000 though.
I'd try this on a dare for money or something, I'm stupid enough.
i swallowed a wolverine figurine head for a dare, it eventually came out. this sounds easier to pass through my intestines
very cool site.
I am looking to purchase peppers by the case to make my own hot sauce
Now imagine using that as pepper spray!!!
What do you think pepper spray is made of?
Its become a hobby of ours...collecting the different bottles, etc.
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i would soo try it even tho ive never tryed any thing hotter than a 9... but they always said cats r dumb!! =^.^=
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