Scoville Scale Hot Sauces by MAHI

 Because they give food a spicy kick, hot sauces are adored all over the world. However, how can the heat of a sauce be measured? The scoville scale hot sauces. You can experience a range of tastes and spice levels thanks to MAHI's meticulously produced hot sauces, which are made with a variety of peppers rated on the Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) scale.


1. The Scoville Scale: What is it?


The common unit of measurement for chili pepper heat is the Scoville Scale. It gives a precise indication of how hot a pepper or sauce is by measuring the quantity of capsaicin, the substance that gives it its spiciness



2. MAHI Range of Scoville Scale Hot Sauces

1. Mild Sauces (Up to 2,500 SHU)

  • Perfect for beginners or those who enjoy a gentle kick.

  • Flavors are tangy, slightly sweet and easy on the palate.

  • Ideal for everyday meals like sandwiches, fries, or pasta.

2. Medium Sauces (2,500 – 30,000 SHU)

  • A balance of flavor and heat that most spice lovers enjoy.

  • Adds a noticeable warmth without overpowering food.

  • Great for tacos, stir-fries, or marinades.

3. Hot Sauces (30,000 – 100,000 SHU)

  • Crafted for spice enthusiasts who crave bold heat.

  • Intensifies flavor with smoky and fiery notes.

  • Pairs perfectly with grilled meats, pizzas and curries.

4. Extra Hot Sauces (100,000+ SHU)

  • Made with some of the hottest peppers like habanero or ghost chili.

  • Explosive heat that delivers an adrenaline rush.

  • Best for experienced spice lovers seeking extreme intensity.

3. Why Pick Hot Sauces from MAHI?


  • Real Flavors: The ideal balance of flavor and fire.


  • Natural Ingredients: Made with high-quality spices and actual peppers.


  • Variety for Everyone: There is a sauce for every spice preference, ranging from mild to intense.


In conclusion


You can confidently experiment with hot sauces ranging from mild to explosive heat according to the Scoville Scale. You may customize your level of spice and give every meal the ideal hot touch with MAHI's expertly made sauces. For more visit us!

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