Review: Fuego Box Hot Sauce Subscription February 2018

Fuego Box for February 2018 packs a lot of tasty heat!

This winter has dealt us nothing but one storm after the next with icy blasts of below normal temperatures, piles of snow and ice here in the Northeast.  Therefore, I honestly eat more hot sauce than ever at this time of year for extra help in keeping me warmer and fuel up the metabolism to burn more calories.  So you can imagine how pleased I was when I heard my mailman struggling with my screen door to keep my latest Fuego Box from falling out when he left it.

If you also value the power of some hot, spicy flavors to heat up, you can’t go wrong with Fuego Box.  A subscription is $29.95 per quarter for three different hot sauces that includes free USA shipping.  The company also provides an informational card about each of that month’s selections and suggests the best foods to enjoy them with.

This month I got three new varieties to experiment with.  The first is Monroy’s Original Hot Sauce (Mango Habanero) that has an orange tint to the red.  You should try this milder sweet and yet tangy heat on scrambled eggs because it is a delicious way to go.  

Gindo’s Smoked Garlic Cilantro was the second hot sauce offering this month.  This one is very versatile, but hotter than the Monroy’s with a sweet, smoky balanced heat that greets your mouth with freshness from cilantro.  I first sampled this one on a burger that did a sensational job to jumpstart the flavor better than catsup.

The final contender this month is Smokin’ Ed’s Habanero Blend from the PuckerButt Company.  After tasting this fiery blend of six different habanero peppers, I can certainly see how the company came up with that original name.  This is liquid fire.  Keep some milk on hand to quench the burn, but it is bursting with flavor once you get feeling back in your tongue. 

No joke, I never encountered a disappointing Fuego Box yet.  Have you tried this hot sauce subscription yet?  

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What a delicious way to bring on the heat!

The easiest way to add some flavor excitement to your food is through hot sauces.  With Fuego Box, each month is a tasteful new adventure with three spicy, hot sauces that will change how you think of ordinary hot sauce with what they offer your taste buds.

The cost of this hot sauce subscription box is $29.95 per quarter for three different sauces that includes free USA shipping.  The company also provides an informational card about each of that month’s selections and suggests the best foods to enjoy them with.

January 2018 has three more great sizzling finds starting with Hank’s Heat Hank Sauce. This is a medium, savory heat that is quite versatile in its blend of cayenne and habanero peppers, garlic, vinegar, and spices.  Feel free to shake on as much as you like without fearing the intensity of its delicious flames.

The second hot sauce this month is from Clark + Hopkins with their Kerala Pepper Sauce. This is an orange-brown that has curry spices along with habaneros and bird’s eye chili peppers along with kaffir lime leaf for a unique taste experience.  I started enjoying this one for the first time on my scrambled eggs.  It also is going to be tested next on my chicken.

The final offering this month is a jalapeno-based hot sauce of Ghost Pepper Verde from Fuego Spice Co. with their Riza Sauce.  This also is a medium heat that goes wonderfully on whatever you usually add hot sauce to.  

Winter is especially a great time to heat up your body, speed up that metabolism and enjoy the delights of hot sauces and Fuego Box.  Check them out because they can help you keep you from the cold!

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Hot sauce helps speed up the metabolism to help burn more calories!

A trick that I find helpful to stay warmer when it's cold is to use more hot sauces on my foods and recipes when cooking.  This extra addition of spicy fire always adds a welcome savory nip to boost up flavor.  A Fuego Box hot sauce subscription always keeps my cooking creativity evolving with each new trio of hot sauces that arrive each month.

This month I found Bigfat’s Sea of Green Verde Style Hot Sauce.  This is a versatile, medium heat of a sauce.  It has roasted tomatillos, poblano and habanero peppers enhanced to their delicious potential from garlic, tangy lime juice and cilantro that you can sprinkle freely on a bounty of foods.  

El Machete Insurgente has fire-roasted orange habanero peppers, garlic, carrots, onion, and spices to fire up dishes.  I did add some to my bean dip instead of cayenne pepper and it was devilishly good.  Next time, I plan on using some to marinade chicken in.

Red Robot Peachslap is a fruit-inspired hot sauce with peaches to balance out the heat of the habanero peppers.  The result is a very pleasing milder heat with bit of sweetness to it, which I enjoyed this morning on my scrambled eggs. 

If you love the taste of hot and spicy or have friends and family that do or are trying to lose weight, then a Fuego Box subscription would make a perfect gift.  For $29.95 per quarter, you get three artisan hot sauces with free USA shipping. You also get an informational card about each sauce and how best to enjoy them.  Check it out!

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Here's a tasty mix of spicy, heat!

Some people can’t understand my love of hot sauces that I use almost like they do with salt and pepper.  My feeling is the extra heat and spices intensify the flavor of foods while helping me burn more calories since it speeds up the metabolism.  The way I see it a hot sauce subscription like Fuego Box is a win-win for culinary enjoyment and the figure.

For instance, let me tell you about this November selection.  Hoff’s Southern Stinger is an award winning sauce that has a nice zip from Scorpion chiles with a sweet, bright edge from oranges and carrots.  This was delicious sauce on scrambled eggs.

Born to Hula Harvest creates a new sauce every year featuring a different brand.  This year the company focused on Carribean red peppers along with apple juice, pumpkin and spices of the fall season for a unique flavor twist.  This is a medium sweet hot burn that was very good with fish.

The last one this month was Honey Squash Hot Sauce from Butterfly Bakery of Vermont.  This is medium hot sauce with green jalapenos, butternut squash, honey, and vinegar.  This was delicious on a burger, but I believe would perk up practically any dish that you use hot sauce on. 

Fuego Box is great because they bring three artisan hot sauces to your door for just $29.95 per quarter with free USA shipping. You even get an informational card about each sauce and how best to enjoy them.

I dare you to find such unusual hot sauces in your local grocery store because you won’t.  This is the beauty of Fuego Box so check them out!  

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Hot sauce can a dieter's friend.  It helps speed up metabolism.

Besides supplementing any dish with some extra great flavor, I adore hot sauces because they help the body burn more calories.  An ideal way to get my fix is through a hot sauce subscription like my favorite, Fuego Box.

Each box brings an assortment of three hot sauces from small batch artisan producers to your door.  You would be hard pressed to find any of these in your local grocery store for just $29.95 per quarter with free shipping. Also included in each box, you get an informational card for the foods and dishes the choices are best suited for. 

Their hot sauce selection is as unique as you can imagine with exotic touches such as September 2017's Spicy Curry Sauce from Volcanic Peppers.  This delight uses aleppo peppers along with coconut milk and a secret curry powder combination to thrill the taste buds.  I just had some with chicken and a side dish of rice, which made for a delicious nippy change.   

The next was an olive-colored hot sauce with medium heat called Thai Green from Seed Ranch.  It possesses a fresh twist from lemon grass, Thai ginger, basil and cilantro amongst green chilies.  This was tasty in my garbanzo bean dip that I whipped up, but use it on eggs as well or whatever else you normally use hot sauce with.  

Endless Summer from Heartbreaking Dawns has a tropical influence with some sweetness from pineapple-spiked rum, spearmint, red habaneros and ghost peppers, onions, garlic as star ingredients along with spices.  This perks up any salad dressing or burger with its zesty brightness.  

If you are like me and love hot and spicy foods or looking for a way to speed up your body’s metabolism, I think that you would love Fuego Box.  Stop over at their website and sign up.  Thank me, later!

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This trio can introduce you to new taste experiences!

Some people quiver at the mention of hot sauce, but not yours truly.  With how they enhance flavor, I look forward to each new one that I try like the flaming pleasures that accompanied my latest trio from Fuego Box, the hot sauce subscription.

This month I discovered El Perro Afortunado’s Lucky Dog.  This lively, but moderate sauce has a Mexican beat with fire-roasted tomatoes, paprika, onion, garlic, and cumin among its ingredients.  You can use this easily on practically any dish that you normally reserve for hot sauce without worrying about losing your tongue to any consuming fire.

Jersey Barnfire Garden State Green makes for an interesting heat.  This green-colored sauce has cilantro-lime mixed with tomatillo, green chilies, green peppers, and spices for a delicious twist to eggs, meats, fish, sandwiches, and dips.   

LBI Love Potion is a robust, but not a killer hot sauce. This is garlic dominating, habanero pepper-based sauce that doesn’t have as much vinegar as others, which allows the other ingredients of carrots, onions and garlic to reign.  This is a versatile hot sauce, and especially tasty put in a dipping sauce.

If you’re adventurous and seeking extra flavor, I suggest signing up for a Fuego Box.  Their hot sauce subscription box can introduce you to artisan sauces to start you on that enhanced culinary journey.  

The cost of this box is $29.95 per quarter with free shipping.  You also can expect an informational card about the sauces and recommended foods to go along with each sauce. By all means, visit Fuego Box and check them out!

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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.  

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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.