Whether they start to curse uncontrollably, violently chug milk or have tears running down their faces (we’re looking at you, Shia LaBeouf), Da Bomb is the first in the final trio of hot sauces that are simply too hot to actually enjoy. But viewers and Amazon reviewers of the sauce emphasize that Scoville units aside, Da Bomb feels and tastes like the hottest and definitely most painful sauce on the show.Īnother guess as to why it’s such a hit? Da Bomb often marks a turning point in the show where guests just absolutely lose it. Da Bomb comes in at around 135,600 units, according to the show. The Classic Hot Sauce (the first hot sauce in the season 10 lineup) measures about 1,800 Scoville units, while the Last Dab, the show’s signature final hot sauce, measures over 2 million Scoville units. And there are a couple of hypotheses on why this sauce tends to elicit the biggest reactions, of which you can watch a compilation below.Įvans’ order of hot sauces is based on Scoville units, a scale used to measure exactly how hot certain peppers are. On the show, Evans interviews everyone from culinary legends like Gordon Ramsay to all-star athletes like Shaquille O’Neal and even A-list celebrities like Paul Rudd and Scarlett Johansson as they eat (and fight) their way through a plate of 10 increasingly spicy chicken wings.ĭa Bomb Beyond Insanity is the single most infamous hot sauce on the show, despite being No.
Evans is loved by viewers for his exceptional spice tolerance, consistently cool demeanor and incredible interview skills.
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If you’ve ever watched “ Hot Ones,” you’ve probably asked yourself - How does host Sean Evans keep his cool the whole time? Are the guests playing it up or are their reactions genuine? And really, how spicy can those hot sauces actually be?įor those who aren’t familiar, “Hot Ones” is a YouTube series on the channel First We Feast, which boasts over 7.9 million subscribers. UPDATE: The first batch of The Last Dab is sold out but a new batch will release on at 11am on Thursday, September 21, and pre-orders will be available.Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account The Last Dab retails for $20 exclusively on Heatonist.Ĭlick here to buy The Last Dab! If it's sold out, don't fret- follow us on Twitter and sign up for Heatonist's email updates to stay up to date on the release of the next batch. “It was also a lot of fun to play with the flavors and make a super-hot sauce that actually tastes great!”
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10 on Hot Ones was a great starting point because it let us target a specific heat profile that would lull the guests into a sense of calm before unleashing the full heat of Pepper X,” said Heatonist founder Noah Chaimberg. "Knowing that the sauce was going to be the new No. Pepper X is twice as hot as Smokin Ed’s Carolina Reaper, the current Guinness World Record holder for “The Hottest Pepper in the World.” Its punch comes from the diabolical “Pepper X,” developed by Ed Currie almost a decade ago, with The Last Dab being its first use in a production sauce. The sauce delivers real flavor through the heat thanks to a unique blend of mustard, ginger root, coriander and turmeric. The soul-scorching sauce-developed by mad-scientist chilehead Smokin' Ed Currie of PuckerButt Pepper Co.-is available exclusively at. If you're a fan of Hot Ones and have wondered how you'd fair against the show's hottest sauce, The Last Dab, now's your time to find out.
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