Frank's RedHot Kosher Mango Habanero Wings Sauce, 12.0 fl oz Bottle

I was very happy about this product because hot sauce is my favorite. I can't believe how great it tastes and smells. I will buy more of this product when I run out of this one. Thanks so much for sending me this product. I would recommend everyone that loves hot sauce to try.

A great new option that is sweet and tangy, but still has that kick you expect in Frank's Red Hot. The mango balances the habanero without tasting artificial. So far, I've used it to quickly and easily elevate "lazy meals" like chicken tenders and rice bowls. Also a great addition to ranch or mayo for a spicy dipping sauce or sandwich topping.

I tried the Red Hots Mango Habanero and really liked the mix of sweet mango and spicy heat. The flavor was bold without being overwhelming. The heat builds a little but isn't too intense. I'd definitely use this for wings or dipping and would buy it again.

I've been putting this on everything lately 😅 The mango gives it a little sweetness at first, then the habanero kicks in. Spicy but still super flavorful, not just heat for no reason. So good on wings, tacos, even fries. Definitely a new favorite in my fridge.

Frank's RedHot Mango Habanero sauce is seriously next-level 🔥🥭 The perfect balance of sweet, tropical mango and that bold habanero kick makes it insanely addictive. It's got just the right amount of heat without overpowering the flavor—everything just pops. I've been putting it on everything lately and it never disappoints!

Compared to other mango habanero sauces I've tried, this one has a nice balance of sweetness and heat, but I've definitely had others with a bolder flavor and stronger kick. The mango flavor comes through well without tasting artificial, and the sauce has a smooth consistency that works great on wings, tacos, and grilled chicken. I would probably buy this product again if I wanted something reliable and not overly spicy. I'd still recommend it to friends or family, especially for people who enjoy a sweeter hot sauce with moderate heat instead of something extremely intense.

Frank's RedHot is a well-known standard in the household, of which several members enjoy hot sauces regularly and in many contexts. This new Mango Habanero Wings Sauce is exactly as described; with tropic sweetness and a characteristically habanero fruity, citrusy note that reinforces the mango. The fermented sauce is multi-dimensional and not overwhelmingly hot but persistent. In the context of chicken, it creates that desire for cooling sensations, like blue cheese or ranch dressing, and perhaps beer. Very desirable in a Wing Sauce; but it doesn't have the butter of a Buffalo style wing sauce, it's thickened with a translucent starch-type thickening. I've tried it in a few other contexts, including green salads and hard-boiled eggs, both solid applications, as well as on pork chops, and in as an additional spice in curry. It's too particular for that final application, I find, bringing the heat, light tang, definite sweetness, all in one already. The kids and I tried it on fresh beef liver and while I enjoyed it, it didn't quite get them to be enthusiastic about the liver. If you are going to do wings, you may easily want to empty an entire bottle for a large batch; and you will want to let it set onto the wings for a few minutes after tossing to avoid it running off.

Frank's RedHot Wings Mango Habanero delivers a really well-balanced combination of sweet and spicy. The first flavor that hits is the smooth, fruity sweetness of mango, followed shortly by a nice habanero kick that builds without being overwhelming. It has enough heat to keep things interesting while still letting the flavor shine through. The only reason I'm not giving it a full 5 stars is the consistency—it's a little thinner than I personally prefer for a wing sauce, so it doesn't cling quite as well as thicker sauces. That said, the flavor more than makes up for it. I'd absolutely buy this again and would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys that sweet-then-heat flavor profile.

This wing sauce had a the perfect amount of sweet but with an unexpected blast of heat, which made it exciting to put on all sorts of food. It was great on burgers and chicken, even as a dip for chips. Although I will say too much of it at once will set your mouth on fire, which truly isn't a bad thing. Overall this sauce has a bold sweet flavor with an excellent kick behind it

A nice wing sauce that also works great as a dip for chicken tenders. I was a little nervous the habanero would make it overwhelmingly hot, but it ended up being milder and more balanced than I expected. The flavor starts with a subtle sweetness, followed by smoky pepper notes, and finishes with a lingering heat that adds a kick without overpowering the chicken itself. If I'm looking for something with a little more heat than an average wing sauce, I'd definitely reach for Frank's RedHot Mango Habanero Wing Sauce. It also pairs really well with classic wing sides like fries, celery, carrots, ranch, and maybe even blue cheese dressing.