Medium Heat
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El Yucateco Habanero & Coffee Hot Sauce 120ml – Mexican Coffee Hot Sauce
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Dirty Dick’s Habanero & Tropical Fruit Hot Sauce – 148ml
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Flying Goose Sriracha Super Hot – No MSG 200ml
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Valentina Salsa Picante Extra Hot Sauce – 370ml
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Marie Sharp’s Belizean Heat Habanero Hot Sauce – 148ml
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Raijmakers Heat Enhancer – Habanero, Chipotle & Whisky 150ml
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Queen Majesty Scotch Bonnet & Ginger 147ml
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Cat in Heat Hot Sauce – 148ml
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Crazy Bastard Scotch Bonnet & Caribbean Spices Hot Sauce 100ml
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Marie Sharp’s Fiery Hot Habanero Sauce – 148ml
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Lottie's Barbados Yellow Traditional Hot Sauce – 200ml
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Heartbeat Darkside of the Grill Shiitake Szechuan Hot Sauce – 177ml
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Heatsupply The O.G. Hot Sauce – Award-Winning Dutch Hot Sauce 150ml
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Mrs Renfro’s Carolina Reaper Salsa – 454g
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Queen Majesty Habanero & Black Coffee Hot Sauce 147ml | Kafteroulis.gr
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Hot Ones Cheeba Gold – Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce 148ml
€14.90
Medium hot sauces sit in the ideal middle ground between gentle everyday chilli sauces and the extreme products made for dedicated heat seekers. They deliver a clear, satisfying burn while still allowing the pepper’s natural flavour and the other ingredients to remain noticeable. This category often includes hotter Jalapeño and Cayenne recipes, Serrano, Scotch Bonnet or carefully balanced Habanero blends, combined with ingredients such as garlic, lime, mango, pineapple, tomato, onion, smoke and aromatic spices. Medium heat is versatile enough for regular use: add it to tacos, noodles, rice dishes, grilled meat, chicken wings, burgers, pizza, soups, marinades and dipping sauces. It can also be mixed into mayonnaise, yoghurt or barbecue sauce when you want to spread the heat more evenly. Scoville ratings provide a useful reference, but every recipe behaves differently. Acidity can make a sauce feel sharper, sweetness may soften the first impression, and a slow-building pepper can become hotter after several bites. Begin with a modest serving, especially when trying a new chilli variety, then increase it according to your tolerance. Our medium hot sauce collection is made for people who want more than a mild tingle but still care about balance, aroma and food pairing. It is often the best place to discover a new favourite before moving into the seriously hot categories.