Dragon's Breath
Hot honey mustard. Built for burgers, fried chicken and cheese toasties.
Hot sauce with a point of view. Made in Hanoi from Vietnamese ingredients, with flavour leading and heat following close behind.
Six sauces, each with its own personality. Plus a seasoning and a tangy dip for the moments when a bottle isn't enough.
Hot honey mustard. Built for burgers, fried chicken and cheese toasties.
A flavour-forward partner for a bowl of phở and more.
Sweet, smoky and sour. At home on bánh mì and anything off the barbecue.
A smoky, tropical twist in the lineup. Ask the maker what is in stock.
A peanut sauce with a temper. A different lane from the usual chilli bottle.
The bold end of the range. For the curious, not just the heat-chasers.
Not sure where to start? Choose what you're craving. This playful guide is a concept interaction, not an official heat-rating chart.
Start with Tamarind Smokescreen for sweet, smoky and sour notes.
Corey Jones made hot sauce for years, first for himself and friends. The recipes kept coming, the bottles kept piling up, and eventually his wife gave him the choice: start selling them or stop making them. HOTT STUFF was born in a Tây Hồ kitchen.
Every recipe is his own. Ingredients come from Vietnam, many from Hanoi. The idea is simple: make every sauce taste like something, not just feel hot.
HOTT STUFF is made in Hanoi and appears at local markets and stockists. Ask the maker which bottles are available, where to find them, or what to try first.
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