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Hot Honey Sauce

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$10.05 $15 In stock

Honey Ingredients

  • Raw San Diego Wildflower Honey
    • Beehives located in Oceanside, California.
  • Habanero
  • Scorpion Pepper
  • White Vinegar

About Hot Honey Sauce

Our Hot Honey Sauce is the perfect mix of sweet meets spicy and tangy.

Hot Honey Sauce is delish drizzled over pizza, cornbread, sweet potato fries, roasted brussel sprouts, fried chicken, chicken wings, baked brie, ice cream and pretty much anything else you can imagine!!

Although this is an infused honey, it is done so at a low temperature so that the honey remains in its raw state with the vitamins, minerals and enzymes in tact.

Raw honey is not recommended for pregnant women or infants under one year of age.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The scorpion pepper gives this a slow burn that hits a few seconds after the honey sweetness, which I wasn't expecting but ended up loving. I've been putting it on pizza and biscuits all week.

Emily P. ★★★★★

I drizzled this over fried chicken and the raw wildflower honey hits first, then the habanero sneaks up a second later. You can actually taste that it's real honey and not just sugar syrup, which makes a big difference. The bottle's almost gone already.

Kevin E. ★★★★★

The heat builds nicely after the sweet hits, and you can tell it's real wildflower honey from the floral notes. I've been drizzling it over fried chicken and even tried it on vanilla ice cream, which was a surprisingly good move. The scorpion pepper gives it a proper kick that lingers just enough wi