Fuego Box May 2017 Review

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This is the trio for May 2017 from Fuego Box.

I do like to turn up the heat and I’m not afraid to tell you so.  This is why I adore Fuego Box, the online hot sauce subscription box.  This is the ultimate way any hot sauce fanatic can get their hot and spicy fix with three unique sauces in each box that truly know how to pleasure the taste buds.

The cost is $29.95 per quarter with free shipping.  Inside your box, you also get an informational card about the sauces and recommended foods to coordinate with each sauce.  You can also buy one box at time for just $12.95 with a $5.00 shipping fee.

Fuego Box April 2017 Review

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I never was aware of so many different varieties of hot sauces existed until Fuego Box.

Happy days are here again with the arrival of my latest Fuego Box.  This month’s savory trio of spicy heat from the hot sauce subscription brought more unique ways to fire up the tongue with flavor.

If you also love your foods extra hot, then you need to check out Fuego Box because it has the best unusual, small-batch, artisan hot sauces that I have come across.  Trust me, you can’t easily find what this subscription box puts together in your typical grocery store because these come from all over the country. The cost is $29.95 per quarter with free shipping.  You also get an informational card about the sauces and recommended foods to go along with each sauce.  Furthermore, you can also buy one box at time for just $12.95 with a $5.00 shipping fee.

April brought Maple Oatmeal Stout Craft Beer Hot Sauce from the Butterfly Bakery of Vermont.  This is a medium heat  jalapeno pepper-based sauce that has oatmeal stout, maple syrup along with white vinegar and spices.  For someone that hates to drink beer, I wasn’t sure that I would care for this mildly sweet sauce. However, it was really delicious on my scrambled eggs.  Next, I plan trying some on a veggie burger later today.

Hoff Sauce is a tasty everyday jalapeno with habanerno pepper sauce that has nice nip to it.  This one is quite hot, but won’t burn the inside of your mouth so much that you’ll miss its fantastic flavor.  

Finally, I found a yellow colored one with turmeric called No. 23 from Corine’s Cuisine, which was quite different.  This one also has Scotch bonnet peppers, lots of garlic, shallots as well in its savory mix. I sampled this one for the first time on my cheese sandwich and it was quite good.

Honestly, if you love hot sauce, Fuego Box is wonderful with what you can experience.  In fact, this hot sauce subscription makes a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift if that special lady likes to turn up the heat of her food.

Fuego Box March 2017 Review: Where Tropical Fire Reigns This Month!

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Sweet tropical hotness dominates this current box.

Hot sauce fanatics will be excited to hear that the new Fuego Box is out and heading your way if you subscribe to this sizzling hot sauce subscription box.  Let me tell you that March 2017 will burn into your memory as well with the three sauces that I couldn’t want to sample.

Fuego Box works by sending you three small-batch, artisan hot sauces in each box.  The cost is $29.95 per quarter with free shipping that comes with an informational card about the sauces and recommended foods to go along with each.  However, you can also buy one box at time for just $12.95 with a $5.00 shipping fee.

The best part is the hot sauces that arrive aren’t typical of what is available in local grocery stores.  These are unique and will wow your taste buds like the trio of fiery flavor in this current box.  

The first one is Tears of the Sun by High River Hot Sauce.  How would you like habaneros peppers mixed with tropical fruit?  The result is a spicy sweet blend of liquid fire that I first enjoyed on fish last night.  This would also spike up the flavor of chicken, pork among other dishes like your dips.

Hotter Than El Ghost Sauce is an experience in itself with unbelieveable degrees of hotness from ghost peppers to their spices that I didn’t think could be bottled. It is good, but be careful because I sprinkled too much on my scrambled eggs.  I recommend to use this one sparingly if you value your tongue.    

The final sauce I tried was their Lazy Soul Hot Sauce.  This is a moderate sweet hot with a tropical beat from a mix of mango, mustard, spices, and haberno peppers.  This was awesome on chicken, but is one of those great ones that can shake up the goodness of practically anything from fish, pork, eggs, etc.

I won’t deny it.  I am addicted to hot sauces and Fuego Box.  If you share my passion, I honestly think you’ll love this hot sauce subscription.  Check Fuego Box out!

Fuego Box January 2017 Review

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If you want to fire up taste, a hot sauce subscription can help.

For some reason, I can never tire of my hot and spicy food obsession.  This is why I am so drawn to hot sauces for firing up flavor.  With my Fuego Box, the hot sauce subscription, I am always discovering new ways to excite my taste buds.

The best part of Fuego Box is how special these small-batch, artisan sauces are that arrive.  For $29.95 per quarter with free shipping, you can expect three of the most unique hot sauces you can possibly imagine along with a card with the ideal ways to enjoy each.  If you prefer buying one box at time, you can also do that for $12.95 with a $5.00 shipping charge. 

Fuego Box October 2016 Review

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Hot, spicy flavors that are distinctive! 

Before I was aware of Fuego Box, I had no idea that so many different varieties of artisan hot sauce existed. Fortunately, with this hot sauce subscription, any lover of fiery flavor constantly keeps discovering new, unique brands that I dare you to find easily on your own like the trio in my October 2016 assortment.

In the selection this month, I savored Horsetooth Smokestack Lightning Hot Sauce.  Dark, reddish-brown, this one is enhanced with smoky flavor, chipotle peppers, cayenne and plenty of garlic that lends something special to your plate.  I consider this a moderate burn and a perfect sandwich spread to perk up any cheese or luncheon meat from the first time I tried it.  A few shakes on a slice of pizza were also yummy from my second taste test. 

Fuego Box September 2016 Review

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September 2016 Fuego Box for a delicious, spicy burn!

Happy days are here again because my new September Fuego Box has arrived with three devilishly tasty hot sauces to savor.  Some may wonder how anyone could possibly love adding fire to your foods like I do, but I can tell you that a great spicy burn enriches practically any dish with the unique flavor of the sauce that is hard to replicate.  

You may not believe this, but I like to keep a variety of different sauces on hand in my refrigerator to suit my changing tastes.  With Fuego Box, the hot sauce box subscription, your taste buds always are treated to continual new experiences with three artisan sauces to surprise them with.  

Fuego Box July 2016 Review

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Fuego Box July 2016 Review

Even before I knew how wonderful hot peppers are for help with speeding up the body’s metabolism for burning more calories, I adored hot sauces.  Unfortunately, you really can’t get much variety on the shelves of a local grocery store--at least not where I shop.  Thankfully, Fuego Box came along to fill that void for dedicated lovers of the liquid fire like yours truly.

This month is another sizzling delight I am happy to report.  If you want to spice up your life or that of a true connoisseur of the “hot,” then a subscription to Fuego Box is a must. The cost is $29.95 per quarter with free shipping.  Another option is buying one box at a time for $12.95 with a $5.00 shipping charge.  Each assortment also comes with a descriptive card with ideas for recommended foods or dishes to compliment each sauce.