
Heat Street Detroit — Hot Sauce in Greater Detroit, MI
Heat Street Detroit says it crafts artisan, small-batch hot sauces in Detroit, Michigan. The makers page says every bottle is handcrafted in small batches using fresh produce and peppers. The makers page says the business launched in January 2024. The 313 Honey Roasted Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz costs $12.00.
- The frequently asked questions page says Heat Street Detroit crafts artisan, small-batch hot sauces in Detroit, Michigan.
- The locations page says the hot sauces are proudly made in Detroit.
- The makers page says every bottle is handcrafted in small batches using fresh produce and peppers.
- The same page says the sauces have no artificial preservatives.
- The home page says its story is rooted in faith, family, hard work.
- The same page describes Matt as the maker of the sauces.
- The same page says the business launched in January 2024.
- The same page says the vision changed from distributing all things spicy to a line of clean-label hot sauces.
- The same page says the mission behind the sauce is to generate sales to change the lives of the needy, addicted and afflicted.
- The frequently asked questions page says the sauces use fresh peppers, fruits, vegetables and natural ingredients instead of dried pepper powders or artificial additives.
- The same page says unopened bottles keep up to 14 months in a cool, dry place.
- The same page lists the email heatstreetdetroit@gmail.com.
- The frequently asked questions page says the sauces are sold from the website or at select retailers throughout Michigan.
- The locations page lists Randazzo Fresh Market at 13441 13 Mile Rd. Warren.
- The same page lists Guastello's Village Market at 28501 Harper Ave. St. Clair Shores.
- The same page lists Plum Market at 3601 Plymouth Rd. Ann Arbor.
- The same page lists Cantoro's Fresh Market at 15550 N Haggerty Rd. Plymouth.
- The product page lists The 313 Honey Roasted Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz at $12.00.
- The same page lists fresh habanero pepper for The 313.
- The same page nicknames its honey roasted habanero sauce Liquid Gold.
- The MoTown page lists MoTown Red Jalapeno 5 fl oz at $10.00.
- The same page lists red jalapeno ferment for MoTown.
- The same page describes MoTown as a smooth, tangy fermented hot sauce.
- The Green Michigan page lists Green Michigan Tomatillo Verde 5 fl oz at $10.00.
- The same page lists jalapeno peppers for Green Michigan.
- The same page says Green Michigan is inspired by Southwest and Mexican-style flavors.
- The Hart Plaza page lists Hart Plaza Pineapple Cherry Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz at $10.00.
- The same page lists fresh habanero pepper for Hart Plaza.
- The same page combines sweet Michigan cherries, pineapple, lime, cilantro and habanero.
- The Belle Isle page lists Belle Isle Pineapple Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz at $10.00.
- The same page lists fresh pineapple, fresh habanero pepper, cilantro, lime, distilled white vinegar, water and salt for Belle Isle.
- The same page says Belle Isle is made with fresh ingredients and no artificial flavors.
- The same page lists MoTown Red Jalapeno (3 pack) 5 fl oz Bottles at $25.00.
- The same page lists the Heat Street Fab Five 5 fl oz Bottles at $45.00.
- The same page lists the Heat Street Variety Pack 5 fl oz Bottles at $28.00.
FAQ
Where can I buy Heat Street Detroit?
The frequently asked questions page says the sauces are sold from the website or at select retailers throughout Michigan. The same page says Heat Street Detroit crafts artisan, small-batch hot sauces in Detroit, Michigan.
What peppers does Heat Street Detroit use?
The same page lists fresh habanero pepper for The 313. The Green Michigan page lists jalapeno peppers. The MoTown page lists red jalapeno ferment.
How much is a bottle of Heat Street Detroit?
The product page lists The 313 Honey Roasted Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz at $12.00. The Belle Isle page lists Belle Isle Pineapple Habanero Sauce 5 fl oz at $10.00.