Puckerbutt Honey Bonnet Hot Sauce
Puckerbutt Honey Bonnet Hot Sauce
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Smokin' Ed's Honey Bonnet Hot Sauce combines sweet honey and warm cinnamon with fiery chocolate scotch bonnet peppers for a balanced sweet-and-spicy hot sauce experience.
Honey Bonnet Hot Sauce starts with natural honey sweetness and aromatic cinnamon before the heat from chocolate scotch bonnet peppers gradually builds. This all-natural hot sauce contains just three ingredients: honey, cinnamon, and scotch bonnet peppers grown at PuckerButt Pepper Company.
The chocolate scotch bonnet peppers provide Caribbean-style heat with fruity, earthy flavor notes. At 45% pepper content, this sauce delivers authentic heat while maintaining the sweet honey and cinnamon profile that makes it ideal for glazing, marinating, and finishing dishes.
Key Features
- 45% scotch bonnet pepper content for authentic Caribbean heat
- Natural honey and cinnamon base creates sweet-spicy balance
- Made with PuckerButt-grown chocolate scotch bonnet peppers
- All-natural ingredients with no preservatives or additives
- Created by Smokin' Ed Currie, breeder of Carolina Reaper and Pepper X
- Medium-hot to hot heat level suitable for most spice enthusiasts
Ingredients: Honey, Cinnamon, Scotch Bonnet Peppers
Best Uses for Honey Bonnet Hot Sauce
- BBQ chicken and grilled chicken breasts
- Pork ribs, pork chops, and glazed ham
- Chicken wings (mix with butter for wing sauce)
- Salmon and grilled fish
- Marinades for poultry and pork
- Pizza topping for sweet heat
- Roasted vegetables and Brussels sprouts
- Biscuits, cornbread, and breakfast bacon
Product Specifications
- Size: 5 fl oz glass bottle
- Heat Level: Medium-Hot to Hot
- Pepper Content: 45%
- Type: Sweet heat hot sauce, Caribbean-style hot sauce
- All natural, no preservatives
Heat Level & Flavor Profile
Scotch bonnet peppers typically measure 100,000-350,000 Scoville Heat Units, placing them in the hot category. The honey and cinnamon moderate the initial heat perception, but the scotch bonnets' delayed heat builds over 30-60 seconds. Expect medium-hot to hot intensity depending on individual tolerance.
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