TRUFF Habanero Hot Sauce is a jalapeño rich blend of red chili peppers, black truffle, agave nectar, and red habanero powder. Perfectly balanced and loaded with our same iconic flavor, TRUFF Habanero Hot Sauce offers a “less sweet, more heat” rendition of the Flagship TRUFF Original Hot Sauce.
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 8 reviews)
Benjamin★★★★★
The first thing I noticed was how the agave nectar balances the habanero heat without making it sweet. Put a few dashes on my eggs this morning and it gave them a rich, earthy kick without overwhelming the flavor. Definitely a new staple in my fridge.
Ellie★★★★★
I've been putting this on everything from eggs to pizza, and the habanero heat hits without being overwhelming. The black truffle adds an earthy depth I wasn't expecting from a hot sauce.
Ellie K.★★★★★
The agave nectar gives it just enough sweetness to tame the habanero heat without being cloying. I've been putting it on eggs and tacos all week and the truffle flavor actually comes through nicely without overpowering everything else. Definitely my new go-to for adding depth to a dish.
Miles G.★★★★★
I was skeptical about truffle in a hot sauce, but the agave nectar balances the heat perfectly without making it sweet. Drizzled it over tacos last night and the richness really stood out against the smokiness of the meat.
Ellie★★★★★
The red habanero powder gives it a nice slow burn that builds without being overwhelming. I've been using it on scrambled eggs and tacos, and the truffle flavor is subtle enough not to clash.
Eli★★★★★
The agave nectar in this really balances out the heat, so it's got a sweet kick rather than just pure burn. I've been putting it on eggs and tacos all week, and the truffle flavor comes through without being overpowering.
Ryan★★★★☆
The heat level is definitely there, but it's softened nicely by the sweetness of the agave. I've been using it on eggs and tacos, and it adds a rich, earthy depth without being overwhelmingly spicy.
Claire N.★★★★☆
The truffle flavor is subtle but adds a nice earthy depth that most habanero sauces lack. My only tiny gripe is that it's not quite as hot as I'd like for a habanero sauce, but the sweetness from the agave balances it perfectly.