Dave's Gourmet Hot Sauce and Garden Spray

What the bottle says...
It's Useful and Delicious!
This condiment is a delicious addition to food or a great way to keep deer, rabbits and other critters from eating your roses, shrubs and/or lettuce. Just spray it on your favourite dish or spray it on anything in your garden that you don't want eaten. You may need to reapply after it rains.

What we say...
Dave takes us from the sublime to the ridiculous with this hot sauce and garden spray. We're reliably assured that this really does keep pests away from your veg patch and being able to give your food a uniform spray of Habanero heat is pretty neat.

Country of Origin: Costa Rica

Ingredients: Habanero pepper juice, cane vinegar, salt, ascorbic acid, thickening gum, onion extract, garlic extract

8oz bottle

Price: £4.49

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Eryk Mozejko
I loved Dave's Insanity sauce with cheese on toast but found it too potent to spread thin enough to get just right. This is the solution. It's far milder for the same amount of sauce. You need several squirts to get the taste right but it makes a spot on cheese-on-toast so easy. Very handy if your in a rush and doing several things at the same time in the kitchen. Few squirts on the toast, Potato peeler for some slivers of cheese, and anything else like mushrooms, meats etc. under the grill and maby a few squirts on top after if I feel like it. It's a liquid of the consitancy of water and the bottle it comes in is plastic. The thing to watch for is when you press the pump action top you need to keep it as close to the food as possible as the fine mist it causes is easly inhailed which is uncomfortable (innocently packaged self defence spray ?) It's a great easy way of pepping up food which has already been served on a plate. Works well on basmati rice or pasta. So If you or just a few of you in a household like your dish a bit spicy. This could be a good condiment on the table for you to pep up your dish, leaving the others to enjoy theirs their way. Nice on a fresh salad. It's easy to try gradualy on food and then just add a few more squirts to taste. Next I'm going to squirt some on my door mirrors and windscreen wipers ready for those idiots who mess with everyones cars on a weekend evening. But 1st where's that bread and how much cheese have I got ?