CRACK FOX HOT SAUCE

Crack Fox Hot Sauce: Green Scorpion - Jalapeno and Golden Berry

$19.95

Salsa verde a la Mexico but with a superfood twist! Drip this gooey, limey hot nectar on anything and everything.

Lime, jalapeños, and green Trinidad scorpion chillies blistered straight over the flames. Loaded with the zingy-kapow South American superfood berry: golden berry (or Inca berry) and fresh farm greens—coriander and spring onion used top to tail for flavourbomb amounts of mouth party.

Ingredients:

  • Jalapeños (spray free)
  • Apple cider vinegar with the mother
  • Trinidad scorpion chillies (spray free)
  • Green tomatoes (spray free)
  • Coriander
  • Spring onion
  • Golden berries
  • Lime
  • Onions
  • Raw honey
  • Garlic
  • Himalayan salt

certified organic

size: 150 ml

Please note: The heat level of this product may vary slightly batch to batch. Crack Fox produces happy chillies that are grown organically in the sunshine, and their heat can be affected by weather conditions.

Allergen Warning: May contain very fine traces of gluten, peanuts, tree nuts, and sesame seeds.


WHO IS CRACK FOX HOT SAUCE?
Born from a love of spice and a dislike for boring food, Crack Fox Hot Sauce was founded by a heat-seeker with a passion for experimenting in the kitchen. Each bottle is brewed in small batches using locally sourced chillies and natural ingredients—no extracts, no artificial stuff, just pure flavour. With sauces that range from citrusy and tangy to straight-up inferno, they’ve got a blend for every heat tolerance—whether you’re a spice rookie or a full-blown fire fiend.

WHY WE LOVE THEM
Because Crack Fox doesn’t do mild. Their sauces are complex, punchy, and designed to turn anything—from tacos to Bloody Marys—into something unforgettable. It’s the kind of heat that makes your taste buds tingle but never overpowers the flavour, which is exactly how we like it.

FUN FACT
Crack Fox’s very first sauce was inspired by a late-night taco run that ended in disappointment. Determined to create a hot sauce that wouldn’t let people down, the founder spent months experimenting with chillies, citrus, and spices—finally nailing the recipe at 2 a.m. with a kitchen full of smoky air and empty milk cartons.


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