ChileLenguaDeFuego
Hot Sauce | Chile Lengua de Fuego (Pack of 1, Quema Bembas) – Super Hot Tomato & Garlic Sauce with Olive Oil, Parsley & Scotch Bonnet
Hot Sauce | Chile Lengua de Fuego (Pack of 1, Quema Bembas) – Super Hot Tomato & Garlic Sauce with Olive Oil, Parsley & Scotch Bonnet
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- Lips-On-Fire Flavor – Quema Bembas (literally “burn lips”) lives up to its name with bold Scotch Bonnet heat and savory richness.
- Savory, Spicy & Herb-Driven – A robust blend of tomato, garlic, olive oil, and parsley designed to complement Italian-inspired dishes.
- Super Hot, Still Delicious – A 9/10 heat that enhances food without sacrificing taste or balance.
- Perfect for Pasta, Pizza & More – Use it to spice up red sauces, drizzle on roasted veggies, or layer flavor into grilled meats.
- Crafted in Honduras – All-natural, small-batch recipe with clean ingredients and no extracts.
Overview
- Flavor : Quema Bembas
- Brand : Chile Lengua de Fuego
- Package Information : Bottle
- Package Weight : 0.35 Kilograms
- Unit Count : 5 Fluid Ounces
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