Flavor & Fire — Local services in Columbus

Yes I will share my Fire Dust! You know I love the heat. CaJohns is the one that adds the flavor. It says so right there in their name. My only fault here is the high traffic volume. They do run out of items. Give them a name and number and they will call you when it's it back in stock. Labels and names of products change. Just ask Hope at the kiosk. she has a book and chart of previous named flavors that just have a new shiny face for that international website shipper Hot Shots. CaJohns has been nice enough to keep this small kiosk open to sell products to their locals without the website shipping costs. Plus you get to taste it all right there. That's right! grab a tortilla chip or tasting spoon and sample away. Many mild heat items bursting with flavor. The salsas and bbq sauces are fantastic. Check out the marinades. It would be so easy to make a gift box for someone in your life.

Ask about the deals. Buy a certain amount of items and get a free item.

Many of you see me always carrying Fire Dust with me. Cajohns showed me that I can reduce the sodium in my diet by using this instead of reaching for the salt. Big letters on the container.. NO SALT NO MSG.

It's OSU vs Xich week now, and I'm carrying around this bottle of Stomp Xichigan(see pic) hot sauce. Hope recommended it for my free item special. I loved the name and label, but how was the taste? Fantastic burst of habanero pepper with flavors of other spices dancing on my tongue. I admit to adding some to my Thanksgiving plate. I hope this is not just seasonal. Thanks for the great recommendation Hope.

Drag your Hot sauce friend with you to the North Market, and see why CaJohns has won so many local, national, and world awards that celebrities ask them to create...

I wanted to make sure I could share one of my favorite flavors of hot sauce. I live for this instead of adding calories or sodium to my diet! Although there are soooo many good flavors!

I share these sauces with all my friends and tell anyone I see using hot sauce about it, because they're missing out. Well, anyway, I was cooking eggs this morning and I'm debating on using my last bit if sauce. I am such a procrastinator not ordering things when I'm out. I finally googled the website today to order more of my favorite hot sauce, Woody's Original Clamlube brand, California Zen. You have to try it. This brand has so many great flavors... seriously. Why do I wait to go pick up more? I literally banged this bottle pathetically over my eggs this morning making a huge mess, trying to get every last bit out. California Zen is my absolute most favourite flavor ever. I have never had a hot sauce I crave like this one - it really is amazing! I honestly dread eating eggs without it. I put the California Zen on chicken, seafood, burgers, steak, or even baked potatoes & fries...I LOVE this stuff. I literally put it on everything. If you're looking for something new, you really have to try it! The BEST flavor! ;) I decided after this morning, I needed to find everywhere I could get this online so I...

Very nice that they have most, or all, of their sauces in a trial display. I like stupid hot stuff and grabbed a breakfast bagel from another spot in the market that was missing it. I was able to go in and quickly taste and decide on what I wanted with some good recommendations. I decided on their next to hottest hot sauce(black rabbit) as the one before and after it had too much floral taste for me on the front or back end, got little to none of that with black rabbit. Black rabbit flavor and heat are phenomenal. It's now my go to sauce and may have to buy more in the next month or two.

If they're still there when we make it back eventually, would like to get something with a lot less heat as a more communal hot sauce for the house for guests, cooking, and the like. Was recommended the black garlic, and though good flavor, no where close to the heat I wanted.

EDIT: used the hot sauce to make hot honey and it was a hit with the whole family. Black rabit sauce adds such a great flavor. Went easy since family has a bit of a mild pallet. Test ratio that fam liked was tblsp local spring honey, 4 drops black rabbit, pinch of salt, and about 1/8 teaspoon acv to thin. Seems like when making it in bulk(1 or 2 cups of honey) the heat doesn't go as far, so i kept adding about 5 drops of black rabbit and waited 30-60...