Who Dares Burns

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Who dares burns 2nd assault is a gift from the Gods. When I first tried this sauce it was like a volcano had erupted in my mouth. I actually had a buzz off it and now I'm addicted to the stuff. I have just ordered 2 extra bottles. The best way to enjoy this sauce is to use it in small amounts. If you ever dip into this I would call the fire brigade because someone is going to have to put the fire out in your mouth. Always wash your hands after using it because don't worry about touching your eyes, I made the mistake of going to the loo after I had eaten and.......... . We'll I guess you probably know what happened next. Anyways Enjoy.
Harry Singh, Slough - Nov '07

A TOP TIP IF YOU HAVE TOO MUCH: Water will not work! In fact, it makes the burning worse because capsaicin (the spiciness factor) is an oil, so water will just spread it around your mouth. You want something fat-based, to dissolve it. The best thing is to down a load of cold milk, then apply thick yoghurt to the inside of your mouth, without swallowing it, to cool the burning. You may look like an idiot, but it's worth it for the pain you're already in! Trust me, it works.
Rocky, Manchester - Nov '07

Oh my how I love this sauce! Not only is it scorching to all parts of your mouth but you need so little to fry your tongue that it will last for ages! AND, this is only the mild one! 5 drops in a large bowl of soup completely transformed it to a spice zone. I have the 2nd assault too, but too scared to try it. Awesome product.
Dave, Leicester - Jan '08

Bought some of the original off you guys a while ago, it made good salad dressing and was a pleasant tingle in my mouth, used to add a few caps worth to chilli and curry alike. Loved it!! So glad I've started shopping here again, it's time for the 2nd assault me thinks!
Mathew, Epping - Oct '07

Bought some for my dad, who is a self confessed curry fanatic. He talked the talk beforehand saying he has tried it all etc... then dipped a chip into the bottle. 1 hour, 2 pints of milk, lots of water and 4 bouts of frantic tooth brushing later he was a believer. My recipe: a tiny amount applied with a paintbrush to a keyboard belonging to someone who bites their nails, just be nearby in case they go to rub their eyes!
Firebox says: Keyboard users (hmmm) are our friends, please dont hurt 'em!
Damian Chapman, Folkestone, Kent - Mar '07

I found some of this sauce in a supermarket. I splashed it on a shish kebab and then spent a while wishing I hadn't, sucking lemons and chewing bread to ease the fire. Don't get this stuff on the outside of your mouth cos it really hurts. My mouth went all red like I was wearing lipstick. Seriously good!
Rob, Cheltenham, UK - Nov '03

How many grams are in the Original Edition?
Firebox says: Both versions are 148mls, enjoy!
Avnish Parkash, Slough - Dec '08

Top tip. Take a small dish and put a generous dollop of ketchup in. Add about 4-5 drops of WDB, a fresh squeeze of lime juice (or lemon if you prefer) and stir. Then dip stuff in. Chicken nuggets, fingers, toes. Whatever you like!
Mikey, Bradford - Aug '08

It can't be THAT hot... oh yes it is! I bought this for my dad on fathers day, he put a drop on his finger and dabbed it on his tongue (i did tell him not to!) he couldn't breathe. Literally. A few drops of this in a curry is brilliant, but if it gets too hot a glass of milk will solve everything.
Oli Woods, Cambridge - Jun '08

WARNING; The only place something this hot could have come from is Satan's backside. I licked a tear sized drop of the cap and seriously considered going to A&E. An hour later and parts of my anatomy have started to burn makeing me wonder if I have accidently touched myself in inappropriate places. Gargling on Jif lemon or sucking sugar does not work.
Mark D, Huddersfield - Jan '07