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Hell Fire Detroit — Hot Sauce in Greater Detroit, MI

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Hell Fire Detroit lists 25426 Ryan Rd., Warren, MI 48091. The hello page says it was established in 2015 and that the sauce is fire-roasted in micro-batches. Poblano lists 1,000–2,000 Scoville Units (Mild). Trinidad Scorpion (Batch #4) lists 1,200,000–2,000,000 Scoville Units (Stupid Hot).

  • The hello page lists 25426 Ryan Rd., Warren, MI 48091.
  • The same page says it was established in 2015.
  • The same page says the hot sauce respects the purity and character of each chile pepper.
  • The same page says the sauce is fire-roasted in micro-batches.
  • The same page lists the email info@hellfiredetroit.com.
  • The footer names Smashing Empire, LLC as holder of the logo trademark.
  • The footer lists Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Alumni.
  • The wholesale page sends wholesale, distribution and private label inquiries to info@hellfiredetroit.com.
  • The same page says it is not accepting Amazon resellers at this time.
  • A product page says customers asked for a hotter hot sauce after the 2015 launch.
  • The same page says Hot Ones asked for a new sauce to fill its #7 of 10 spot in Season 13.
  • The same page says the Habanero sauce previously held the #6 spot in Season 9.
  • The same page says the alcohol cooks out of the boozy series.
  • A product page says the sauces are all-natural, vegan and vegetarian with no preservatives, gums, extracts, fat or sugar.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $13 for Poblano.
  • The same page lists 1,000–2,000 Scoville Units (Mild) for Poblano.
  • The Poblano page lists fire-roasted poblano.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $15 for Cherry Bomb.
  • The same page lists 100–3,500 Scoville Units (Medium) for Cherry Bomb.
  • The Cherry Bomb page lists fire-roasted cherry bomb pepper.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $81 for the Cherry Bomb 6 Bottle Case.
  • The same page lists a regular price of $16 for Manzana.
  • The Manzana page lists fire-roasted manzana pepper.
  • The same page describes Manzana as an exotic nose with a fiery smack.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $16 for Habanero.
  • The Habanero page lists fire-roasted habanero.
  • The same page describes Habanero as a flirtatious lure with a vicious bite.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $15 for Fresno.
  • The same page lists 2,500-8,000 Scoville Units (Medium plus) for Fresno.
  • The Fresno page lists fire-roasted fresno pepper.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $13 for Jalapeno.
  • The same page lists 2,500-8,000 Scoville Units (Medium plus) for Jalapeno.
  • The Jalapeno page lists fire-roasted jalapeno.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $13 for Anaheim.
  • The same page lists 500-2,500 Scoville Units (Mild) for Anaheim.
  • The Anaheim page lists fire-roasted anaheim.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $20 for Cabernet Habanero Reaper.
  • The same page lists 200,000 to 400,000 Scoville Units (Hello) for Cabernet Habanero Reaper.
  • The Cabernet Habanero Reaper page lists fire-roasted habanero and Carolina Reaper chile pepper.
  • The same page says it was featured in the 2020 Hot Ones Hot Sauce Box.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $20 for Beer Habanero Scorpion.
  • The Beer Habanero Scorpion page lists fire-roasted habanero and Trinidad Moruga Scorpion chile pepper.
  • The same page lists Huma Lupa Licious IPA from Short's Brewing Co..
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $20 for Bourbon Habanero Ghost.
  • The Bourbon Habanero Ghost page lists fire-roasted habanero and smoked ghost chile pepper.
  • The same page says it was featured on Hot Ones Season 13.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $33 for Trinidad Scorpion (Batch #4).
  • The same page lists 1,200,000–2,000,000 Scoville Units (Stupid Hot) for Trinidad Scorpion (Batch #4).
  • The Trinidad Scorpion page lists fire-roasted Trinidad Moruga Scorpion.
  • The same page says it is the 1st release in the Stupid Hot line.
  • The same page says Trinidad Moruga Scorpion peppers are not grown commercially, so each batch is limited.
  • The Carolina Reaper page lists fire-roasted Carolina Reaper.
  • The Bhut Jolokia page lists fire-roasted Bhut Jolokia.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $27 for Chile Crisp.
  • The Chile Crisp page says it is inspired by Chinese and Japanese culinary traditions.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $27 for Chile Oil.
  • The Chile Oil page lists olive oil, cherry, garlic, Piri Piri chile and Ghost chile.
  • The same page calls it the company's own Detroit version of the chile oils found in family restaurants in Mexico.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $16 for Dragon Breath.
  • The Dragon Breath page calls it a garlic pepper sauce inspired by Indian cuisine.
  • The collection page lists a regular price of $16 for Lizard Breath.
  • The Lizard Breath page calls it a garlic pepper sauce inspired by Mexican cuisine.

FAQ

Where can I buy Hell Fire Detroit?

The hello page lists 25426 Ryan Rd., Warren, MI 48091. The wholesale page sends wholesale, distribution and private label inquiries to info@hellfiredetroit.com.

What peppers does Hell Fire Detroit use?

The Poblano page lists fire-roasted poblano. The Cabernet Habanero Reaper page lists fire-roasted habanero and Carolina Reaper chile pepper. The Trinidad Scorpion page lists fire-roasted Trinidad Moruga Scorpion.

How hot is Hell Fire Detroit?

The collection page lists 1,000–2,000 Scoville Units (Mild) for Poblano. The same page lists 2,500-8,000 Scoville Units (Medium plus) for Jalapeno. The same page lists 1,200,000–2,000,000 Scoville Units (Stupid Hot) for Trinidad Scorpion (Batch #4).

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