High Wattage Hot Sauces

13/10/2020

Scotch Bonnet pepper sauce, 150ml bottle. All natural fresh ingredients, no artificial colours or flavourings! Small batch (19 bottles only) Not to be missed if you love heat and good tasting hot sauce. £5 per bottle 🌶

22/11/2017

We have moved into the commercial age this week here at High Wattage with heat shrink bottle tops and glossy labels as the old swing top bottles were costing way to much at around £3 per bottle (empty) however, our recipes will stay the same!

22/11/2017

November has been a busy month guys, all stocks now depleted! Anyone still interested, we only have Carolina Reaper Hell-Fire sauce left but it's going quick! PS, this is what it says in the description....... HOT SAUCE with great flavour!

15/11/2017

This is our hot one! The Carolina Reaper Hell-Fire Hot Sauce!

It's made from a mixture of fresh hot chilli's which include scotch bonnet, birds eye red and last but not least, the hottest chilli available, the Carolina Reaper measuring around 2 million on the scoville scale.

It's not all heat, it's blended with other chilli's and our trademark ingredients of garlic, ginger and honey for added health benefits, a whole freshly squeezed lemon, apple cider vinegar to get the mix going and cured with Maldons sea salt!

Blended & Cooked to perfection.

Can you handle the heat?

A few drops adds a great taste to all kinds of cooking or pour it on your favourite dish for that capsiacin feel good factor.

Available at £4 a bottle or £6.50 posted first class!

Call 07922 020 409 or text to place order!

Again, this is small batch so be quick!

09/11/2017

Approximately 45 freshly picked Scotch Bonnet peppers go into making just 6 small bottles of my Scotch Bonnet Caribbean hot sauce. They are washed and the outer stalks removed then roasted prior to becoming an expertly blended hot sauce.

09/11/2017

A very small batch Scotch Bonnet Caribbean hot sauce with garlic, ginger and honey. Made with all fresh ingredients and Maldons sea salt to preserve. Very Tasty!

04/10/2017

Another small batch "secret" recipe being blended!

04/10/2017

04/10/2017

Health benefits of chillies & spicy foods

A typical chilli can contain seven times the amount of vitamin C found in an orange. Many studies have been conducted to determine the health benefits that chillies offer.

Weight management
In 2011, a small study was carried out to determine the effect that cayenne peppers has on energy expenditure and appetite.
The results found that the pepper significantly increased body temperature. It helped reduce cravings for salty, fatty or sweet foods, but this was most prominent in people who don’t usually eat spicy food.

From this study, conclusions were drawn that suggested chilli peppers have weight management potential when consumed on an infrequent basis. However, as the study was quite small, further research is required.

Clearing sinuses
Because Capsaicin is an irritant, it causes the mucous membrane in your nose to become inflamed. It will begin to produce mucous in an attempt to trap and remove the offending molecule. As a result, chillies and other spicy food can provide temporary congestion relief.

Migraines & Headaches
Studies have been carried out to establish the effects Capsaicin can have on migraines and headaches. Capsaicin causes the body to release calcitonin gene-related peptides (CGRP), which increases blood flow in the problem area. This can help ease the pain felt.