Frank's RedHot Xtra Hot Cayenne Pepper Hot Sauce, 1 gal - One Gallon of Extra Hot Cayenne Pepper Hot Sauce with 3x the Heat, Best for Wings, Pizza, Sides, Snacks, Bar Bites and More

I had a bottle of Frank's RedHot Original and Frank's Wing Sauce in the past and I thought that the Original was very good. That is what prompted me to buy this product, Frank's RedHot Xtra Hot. The sauce, to my taste buds, is very close to the famous Tabasco Sauce original sauce. The original Tabasco, I have heard, is the only commercial product allowed, and ever required, to be presented at the table in its original bottle by the Cordon Bleu (sic) Academy such is its famous. Anyway, this stuff both in appearance, heat lavel, and taste is remarkably close. The Tabasco may or may not have had a slightly more lingering savor though they both are excellent sauces especially considering the price for the Frank's. I make a kind of ;Thai sweet pepper sauce from sugar, Tapatio hot sauce, a small amount of Bragg's vinegar and Golden Barrel Blackstrap molasses. Tapatio is supposedly a favorite in California and is also a good sauce. In my Thai or Asian type sweet sauce, I have, on occasion, boosted it a bit with a jigger of Tabasco original. Frank's Xtra Hot should be like making it with all Tabasco. Bottom like is that this is a good sauce, fairly hot, and at a good price. If you like a more garlic flavor you can probably try Louisiana Supreme or Valentina, a sauce which is not overy hot but very flavorful and is supposedly the most popular table brand in Mexico itself. Try all the hout sauces you can is my motto. Get this sauce. It'll probably keep forever in the refrigerator and may even age and improve like a fine wine.

Extreme heat, extreme flavor... The taste is worth the watering eyes. (Amazon could do a better job packaging as a loose piece of tape on the lid and a tiny piece of crumpled paper in the usual oversized box left the last shipment leaking.)

Aficionados and true connoisseurs of hot sauce may turn up their noses at most brands commonly encountered in US restaurants - most of them don't compare well with Mexican hot sauces for heat and flavor. But this Frank's Red Hot Xtra Hot is really quite good! It is hotter than the normal Frank's you may find in restaurants, and the flavor is quite nice, too. For about 10 cents an ounce it is a real bargain! If you go through a lot of hot sauce like I do, you may really appreciate this sauce as an all-around general-purpose hot sauce. And you won't have to worry about running out quickly! I will be buying more of this when I run out. Let's hope they don't jack the price up! UPDATE 1 year later: It's at the "best by" date and I've used about half - it's still great and seems to have aged well, maybe it's even a bit better!

Love Frank’s Hot sauce and Xtra Hot is even better. I grow Cayenne peppers in my garden, but the sauce is a step above, add to any dishes and enjoy the result.

Everyone's trying to save money, right? If you're still buying those little bottles one at a time, stop. Just get yourself a gallon. One of the smartest purchases I've made for the cupboard. I always liked the Xtra Hot flavor but didn't know they also made this one in gallon sizes. I've had my current bottle for awhile and just refill the little bottle as needed. Just like the commercial, I put that ish on everythang!

The hot sauce was very reasonably priced. I found it to be moderately hot.

My husband absolutely loves this stuff. He uses it on everything except dessert And the price is very reasonable.

I am trying to create less waste by buying in bulk. We use this hot sauce a lot so it’s nice to be able to buy it and refill our smaller bottle

Very nice. I was looking for a hot version of Frank's and this is better than the standard version while retaining the great taste.

Much hotter than the original so be warned

So delicious ,use it on everything 😋

Jus when you think that Franks Hot Sauce couldn't get any better they bring oy Extra Hot Sauce. They've managed to really up the heat without compromising on flavour. Would fully recommend.

I like the OG Frank's Hot Sauce, but it is t what I would call hot. This has more of a kick to it, closer to Tabasco but cheaper. A bit less vinegary than normal Frank's too. Unfortunately there is only one seller on Amazon for this, and the expiry date wasn't great (although the vinegar in it should preserve it?)