Mad Dog 357 Hot sauce with Bullet Keychain - Silver Collectors Edition - 750,000 Scoville

What the bottle says...
Warning: This sauce is very hot - Use it at your own risk
I agree, as indicated by my opening of this bottle, as follows in connection with my purchase of this product:
I hearby disclaim, release and relinquish any and all claims, actions and lawsuits that I, or any of my dependants, heirs, family members or legal representatives, may have against any party relating to any damage or injury that results, or is alleged to have resulted, from the use, consumption, ingestion, contact or other use of or from this product.
750,000 Scoville

What we say...
Original Mad Dog 357 hot sauce is reputed to be the world's hottest hot sauce, and this extra hot Silver edition is a massive 750,000 so you can take it for granted that this is not for the feint-hearted. Use with extreme caution! Comes with free Bullet key ring. We had some of this a while back but its become increasingly hard to come by - collectors grab it while you can...

Country of Origin: USA

Ingredients: Vinegar, Chile Extract, Evaporated Cane Juice, Fresh Habanero Peppers, Garlic, Onion, 160,000 Scoville Cayenne Peppers, Spices and Xanthan Gum.

148ml bottle

Price: £12.99

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Mark Howell
Mad! Too hot for me - going back to ghost pepper sauce

Submited By: Dan Robertson
Someone once said, "only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun." Well, when this particular Englishman first tasted this particular Mad Dog, it really did feel like I'd taken a nice, juicy bite right out of the sun! The heat is instant and impressive, scorching the tastebuds at the tip of the tongue, before a wave of fire surges backwards to fill the whole mouth with a formidable, endorphin-releasing burn that lingers. Before too long theres a dab of sweat on your forehead and an intense sting on your lips that reminds you you've just bought one of the hottest hot sauces that those sadistic folks at Mad Dog could concoct. I've owned this sauce for a little while now and to date, it proudly remains the hottest in my collection. It also holds the title of most expensive in my collection at £12.99 but not, I'm afraid, that of my favourite tasting sauce. The blistering heat and funky bullet keychain with neat little tasting spoon, make this a sauce well worth owning; so too does the fact this is a relatively rare Silver Collectors's Edition of "the world's hottest hot sauce," but if it's great flavour that floats your boat, this nuclear grade sauce might not be your weapon of choice. The heat in this sauce is bolstered by pepper extract and this, like in other Mad Dog sauces I've tried, seems to impart an unusual sharp, almost metallic taste when it first hits the tongue. This eventually gives way to a more savory, peppery flavour but this might be wasted on you if you're pre-occupied with dealing with the insane heat by this point. There's no tomato-y-ness (technical term) in there, very little sweetness or acid and none of that fresh, chilli pepper taste that I personally love so much. While this sauce is by no means unpleasant, it certainly wont do much to add flavour to your curry, chilli or soup. A small amount of this fearsome, dark liquid WILL, however, give it a serious injection of pure heat and if, like many chilliheads, that's all you want from a hot sauce, you could do a lot worse than bite the bullet and choose Mad Dog.

Submited By: Sandy Boff
I bought some Mad Dog two weeks ago for me and three work mates as we usually have a chili sauce with lunch. We had though about getting some really hot stuff as we usually have Encona which is about the same heat as Tabasco and was losing its appeal. Mad Dog 357 was nearly a colossal mistake. Thank god we tested it with the bullet case spoon before dolloping it on our sandwiches. Could have been messy. Workmate number one loved the taste but later suffered severe stomach pains and had to spend the afternoon in the can. Workmate number two and three are insane anyway so they loved it although they both went red in the face. I started sweating so much that it came through my shirt and dripped off my nose. I couldnt speak properly for 15 minutes. I try to eat a bit every day so that I can build up a tolerance but I dont think its working. Milk is always on standby if I can't take the pain. Tastes good for the five seconds you get before your mouth explodes.

Submited By: Mark Davies
This stuff in mental! The hottest thing I've ever tasted. Now I like my food hot - I've had MegaDeath for a month and a half and the bottle is nearly finished....I put quite a lot on my lunches. This stuff is on a completely different level...it turned up today and I tasted some with the tiny spoon thingy you get in the bullet (no more than a couple of small drops) and my mouth started combusting...then the back of my head started sweating and then I got mild stomach cramps. It has an aquired taste on it's on...but I'm looking forward to trying it in a chilli con carne or on some chicken where I'm sure it'll come into it's own. Strange how this is WAY hotter than Megadeath because in theory they should be kinda similar - I know there's a 200,000 scoville difference - but it feels more like it's 3 or 4 times hotter. Colleague in work tried it and I literally thought he was gonna cry..then he said the inside of his ears were burning. I LOVE THIS SAUCE!

Submited By: Luca Mautone
Never tried hotness like this before! very very brutal! short breath, red eyes and face, burning lips! but ugly taste! read instruction well, they say to use it only as additive!! trust them!!!! either for hotness or for the ugly taste!!