Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g by Eaten Alive
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Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g

Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g

Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g is a flavourful hot sauce. Crafted through a slow fermentation process, this hot sauce features the vibrant heat of Scotch bonnet peppers balanced by the sweetness of ripe peppers and a subtle touch of garlic. Ideal for tacos, eggs, marinades and spicy dips, it is a delicious choice for any kitchen. Suitable for vegans. Order Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g online at Saporia.

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Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g is a flavourful hot sauce, available at Saporia. Crafted through a slow fermentation process, this hot sauce features the vibrant heat of Scotch bonnet peppers balanced by the sweetness of ripe peppers and a subtle touch of garlic. It is part of our hot sauces collection, chosen for quality and flavour.

Why You'll Love Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g

Heat without flavour is pointless, and Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g delivers both. Whether you are a dash-in-the-stew person or a generous-drizzler, it layers chilli warmth into dishes with a complexity that keeps you coming back. The fermentation enhances its intense, fruity flavors, delivering a complex and layered taste experience. Blended simply with raw cider vinegar and a hint of raw cane sugar, it offers a fresh, light profile that packs medium heat without overwhelming, making it an ideal complement for a wide range of dishes from grilled meats and stews to tacos and stir-fries. It is suitable for vegans, making it an easy choice for a wide range of diets.

How to Use Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g

Add Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g to taste: a few dashes in marinades, a generous drizzle over tacos, pizza and eggs, or stirred into mayo for a quick spicy dip. It is brilliant with our dips and brings welcome heat to the rest of the food cupboard. Made from all-natural, raw, and vegan ingredients, this sauce is free from artificial additives and crafted to preserve live cultures that enhance flavor and promote gut health. Its bold yet nuanced character adds depth and umami richness to meals, elevating everyday cooking with a fiery kick.

About Eaten Alive

Eaten Alive is one of the carefully selected brands in the Saporia range, chosen for its commitment to quality, flavour and honest ingredients. Whether you are discovering Eaten Alive for the first time or stocking up on a firm favourite, Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g is a brilliant example of what the brand does best.

Also in the Eaten Alive Range

Love Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g? Explore more at Saporia, including Eaten Alive Raw Kimchi Fermented Hot Sauce 150g, Eaten Alive Jalapeno & Lime Raw Fermented Hot Sauce 150g, or browse the full hot sauces collection for even more inspiration.

Ingredients

Fermented Capsicum, Organic Raw Cider Vinegar, Fermented Scotch Bonnet Chillies (12%), Raw Cane Sugar, Salt, Onion, Garlic.

Allergens in CAPS.

Nutrition

Energy 266kJ/68kcal, Fat 0.3g, Saturates 0.1g, Carbohydrates 15.4g, Sugars 12.9g, Fibre 1.6g, Protein 0.3g, Salt 5g

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Follow instructions on packaging once opened.

FAQs

What is Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g?

Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g is a flavourful hot sauce, available in a 150g size. Crafted through a slow fermentation process, this hot sauce features the vibrant heat of Scotch bonnet peppers balanced by the sweetness of ripe peppers and a subtle touch of garlic.

Is Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g suitable for vegans?

Yes, Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g is made without any animal-derived ingredients, making it suitable for vegans and anyone following a plant-based or dairy-free diet. As recipes can occasionally change, we always recommend a quick check of the label.

Is Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g gluten free?

Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g does not list gluten-containing ingredients, but if you are coeliac or highly sensitive to gluten, we recommend checking the label and allergen information carefully before enjoying.

How should I store Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Follow instructions on packaging once opened. Following the storage guidance keeps Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g at its best for longer.

Does Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g contain any allergens?

Eaten Alive Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g does not declare any of the 14 major allergens in its ingredients list. As recipes can change, always check the label before serving to anyone with allergies.

What is the difference between hot sauce and chilli sauce?

Hot sauces are typically thinner, sharper and more vinegary, designed for dashing and drizzling, while chilli sauces are often thicker and sweeter. Both bring heat, but in different ways.

Does hot sauce need to be refrigerated?

Most hot sauces keep well in a cool cupboard thanks to their vinegar content, but refrigeration after opening helps preserve the freshest flavour. Check the label for specific guidance.

How long does hot sauce last?

Thanks to its acidity, hot sauce has a long shelf life, often many months after opening. The heat and flavour are at their best in the first few months.

What can I use hot sauce on?

Hot sauce is incredibly versatile: try it on eggs, tacos, pizza, roasted vegetables, noodles and grilled dishes, or stir it into mayo, dressings and marinades for an instant kick.

Can I cook with Raw Fermented Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 150g?

Absolutely. Add it to marinades, stir into stews and chillies, glaze roasted vegetables or mix into dips. Cooking mellows the heat slightly and deepens the flavour.