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Ghost Pepper: Use as an Ingredient

Ghost pepper sauces can be delicious, but they are not “pour” sauces for most people. Treat them like a spice: a tiny amount can lift a pot of food; a careless spoon can erase flavor.

At a glance

  • Heat: very hot (superhot territory)
  • Best role: ingredient, not topping
  • Best fix: dilution + fat + a touch of sweetness
  • Safety: gloves are not optional with concentrates

How to use it well

  • Dilute: mix a drop into mayo, yogurt, or butter.
  • Cook: use it in soups, beans, and chili where it spreads through volume.
  • Balance: fat and a little sweetness keep the burn from feeling sharp.

If you want a “hot but usable” aromatic bottle, consider Habanero + Fruit instead.

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