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Hellraising Hot Sauce — Hot Sauce in Greater Minneapolis-St Paul, MN

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Hellraising Hot Sauce says it was launched in Minneapolis by husband and wife team David and Leigh Taylor. The contact page lists 825 W. 65th Street #23272, Richfield, MN 55423. The about page says it became official in 2013. Forbidden Fruit lists a weight of 5 oz.

  • The about page says Hellraising Hot Sauce was launched in Minneapolis by husband and wife team David and Leigh Taylor.
  • The contact page lists 825 W. 65th Street #23272, Richfield, MN 55423.
  • The about page says it became official in 2013.
  • The same page names David and Leigh Taylor as the husband and wife team behind the sauce.
  • The same page says the Twin Cities lacked a local favorite hot sauce, so the couple made their own.
  • The same page says David began collecting hot sauces in the nineties.
  • The same page says Triple Inferno was perfected first, then Sweet Suffering and Green Fever followed.
  • The same page says the fourth flavor, Forbidden Fruit, launched in 2016.
  • The same page says the sauces are fresh and all-natural, aiming for the right balance between flavor and heat.
  • The same page says the sauces are found in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Twin Cities metro area.
  • The Find Us page lists local grocers, specialty stores and restaurants in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the greater Twin Cities and Minnesota area.
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  • The shipping page says all orders ship via USPS within the United States and Puerto Rico.
  • The same page says all hot sauce sales are final, with no returns.
  • The same page offers corporate and wholesale orders.
  • The Forbidden Fruit page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page says it mixes familiar jalapeno heat with the sweetness of fresh apple flavor and a hint of cinnamon.
  • The same page lists apple juice, apple cider vinegar, red jalapeno peppers, unsweetened applesauce, onions, habanero peppers, cinnamon and xanthan gum.
  • The same page suggests pork, chicken or barbecue, or mixing it with cream cheese for a dip.
  • The same page lists a weight of 5 oz.
  • The Green Fever page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page says it blends serrano peppers with a bold lime flavor and hints of garlic.
  • The same page describes it as not too hot, with a pleasant buzz on the tongue.
  • The same page lists lime juice, vinegar, serrano peppers, onions, garlic and xanthan gum.
  • The same page suggests chips and salsa, eggs, burgers and Bloody Marys.
  • The Sweet Suffering page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page says it balances habanero heat with tangy pineapple flavor and accents of onion and garlic.
  • The same page lists pineapple juice, onions, habanero peppers, vinegar, carrots, garlic and xanthan gum.
  • The same page suggests chicken, pork, fish, stir fry and pizza.
  • The Triple Inferno page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page calls it a threesome of habanero, sweet red jalapenos and serrano peppers with garlic and lemon.
  • The same page lists lemon juice, habanero peppers, vinegar, onions, serrano peppers, red jalapeno peppers, carrots, garlic and xanthan gum.
  • The same page calls it the sauce that started it all.
  • The Sweet Suffering Salsa page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page calls it a pineapple and roasted red pepper salsa with tomatoes.
  • The Green Fever Salsa page lists a price of $10.00.
  • The same page calls it a salsa verde with tomatillos, green bell peppers and a special blend of spices.
  • The Choose Four page lists a price of $35.00.
  • The same page sells four bottles in any combination of Triple Inferno, Sweet Suffering, Green Fever or Forbidden Fruit.

FAQ

Where can I buy Hellraising Hot Sauce?

The Find Us page lists local grocers, specialty stores and restaurants in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the greater Twin Cities and Minnesota area. The about page says the sauces are found in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Twin Cities metro area.

What peppers does Hellraising Hot Sauce use?

The Forbidden Fruit page lists red jalapeno peppers and habanero peppers. The Green Fever page lists serrano peppers. The Sweet Suffering page lists habanero peppers. The Triple Inferno page lists habanero peppers, serrano peppers and red jalapeno peppers.

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