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Choco Ghost Kiss | Chile Lengua de Fuego

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$10.22 $14 In stock

Category: Hot Sauce Single

A longtime HEATONIST favorite, Carlos of Chile Lengua de Fuego brings us this creamy, complex oasis all the way from Honduras. Made with fresh tomato, virgin olive oil, chocolate ghost pepper, parsley, and garlic, it’s rich, spicy, and endlessly dippable. Try it with fries, swirl it into soups, or spoon it over eggs for a savory kick that keeps you coming back. A bold soon-to-be-classic from a beloved maker.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 17 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The olive oil and fresh tomato make it feel like a proper sauce, not just heat for heat's sake. The chocolate ghost pepper sneaks up on you too — smooth at first, then a warm burn that lingers just right.

Thomas D. ★★★★★

The creamy texture is what got me — it's like a silky salsa with a slow, warm burn that builds without ever getting harsh. The chocolate ghost pepper comes through as a rich, smoky depth rather than pure heat, and the olive oil gives it a smooth finish I wasn't expecting.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The tomato and chocolate ghost pepper combo makes this surprisingly smooth—it's got a deep warmth that lingers without ever burning you out. I've been putting it on eggs and even a quesadilla, and the parsley keeps it feeling fresh. Definitely my new go-to for when I want heat with some character.