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Chilicum Kamikaze chili sauce 70ml
2 690 Ft
We recommend this experience for the more hardcore tasters! Two of the world's strongest peppers (Carolina reaper and Trinidad scorpion) have been spiked with the Japanese national drink, sake. It's an extremely intense, liquid chilli experience that you can feel in your mouth for a long time. A kamikaze attack on the taste buds!
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Kamikaze is a bitang strong chilli sauce with an inimitable zam. Not for the novice chilli consumer. Thanks to the Carolina reaper and Trinidad scorpion varieties, it has a brutal strength and an unadulterated chilli flavour. It is really only recommended for the more hardened chilli fans, true capsaicin addicts! Interestingly, it gives off its torque after about 10 seconds, until then it just gives you a pleasant tingling sensation, you almost think you've been had, and then, like a migraine, the 800,000 scoville slowly takes over. As late as it comes, it's slow to pass. It takes a long time to whip your taste buds. A real kamikaze attack on the receptors!
As well as two of the world's strongest peppers, it contains home-grown kechup tomatoes and the Japanese national drink, sake. The alcohol is a real turbo for chilli, as it's a good solvent for capsaicin, making the experience even more intense.
It goes perfectly with most Hungarian dishes, but you can also pair it with street food, be it a burger, a hot dog or a good breadstick, if you like spicy, of course, because kamikaze is not for the little girls. If you overdo it, you'll be on your knees!
Kamikaze is a bitang strong chilli sauce with an inimitable zam. Not for the novice chilli consumer. Thanks to the Carolina reaper and Trinidad scorpion varieties, it has a brutal strength and an unadulterated chilli flavour. It is really only recommended for the more hardened chilli fans, true capsaicin addicts! Interestingly, it gives off its torque after about 10 seconds, until then it just gives you a pleasant tingling sensation, you almost think you've been had, and then, like a migraine, the 800,000 scoville slowly takes over. As late as it comes, it's slow to pass. It takes a long time to whip your taste buds. A real kamikaze attack on the receptors!
As well as two of the world's strongest peppers, it contains home-grown kechup tomatoes and the Japanese national drink, sake. The alcohol is a real turbo for chilli, as it's a good solvent for capsaicin, making the experience even more intense.
It goes perfectly with most Hungarian dishes, but you can also pair it with street food, be it a burger, a hot dog or a good breadstick, if you like spicy, of course, because kamikaze is not for the little girls. If you overdo it, you'll be on your knees!