The Texas BBQ Forum

I bought a couple bottle of Plowboys, sweet & hot The both are very sweat .
I'm looking for a spicy hot sauce

You can always doctor up your favorite bbq sauce by adding chipotle chili's or some vinegar based hot sauce that you like.

Sucklebusters has a hot…might want to order a bottle and mix it with what you’ve got if you want a little more heat to the sweet. Or just use it if you want only heat.


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I am hooked on and really like Suckle Busters Chipotle Sauce but I don't consider it "very" hot - - - JUST DANG GOOD. HOWEVER, I have recently purchased a gallon of their Hot and Spicy Sauce to use at our Family Reunion on Saturday along with a gallon of Original Sauce (mild) I have not used the Hot and Spicy before but TOMORROW, I'll be glazing 3 racks with it. Then I'll have "an opinion" as to whether I consider it HOT or NOT. Once I open the bottle in the morning, I'll taste and Report to you here on your post

To me the best way to add HEAT is with Cayenne Pepper

Good Luck

OK, PFInk, I tasted the Hot and Spicy from Suckle Busters and I find it "hot" but only to the point of the average spicy lover could enjoy it - - - which I plan on doing for sure. HOWEVER, if you're looking for a take your breath away Sauce, you may have to generate your on concoction.

Please let us know what you decide or find out, OK

OldUsedParts wrote:OK, PFInk, I tasted the Hot and Spicy from Suckle Busters and I find it "hot" but only to the point of the average spicy lover could enjoy it - - - which I plan on doing for sure. HOWEVER, if you're looking for a take your breath away Sauce, you may have to generate your on concoction.

Please let us know what you decide or find out, OK

OUP, have you tasted Stubbs Sweet Heat by any chance? If so, could you compare the 2??

I have not tasted Stubbs, Pal, so I can't compare - - - SBs is a nice spicy flavor and, if there's a lot left over, I'll have no problem letting it take Chipotle's place as long as it's around.

....add 2 Tbsp of Cayenne or Habanaro powder to your favorite BBQ sauce
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https://daiglesbbq.com/shop/daigles-bbq-sauces

The habenero rib sauce and jalapeno sauce have some pretty decent heat.

I add heat to sauce by mixing a little water to a bunch of ground mustard, making a paste and then add it to my sauce as I heat it up.---Smitty