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Review: Blair’s Death Rain Nitro
Posted on 03.12.06 by huvason @ 7:10 am | Comments: |
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Blair's Death Rain NitroLabel Description – “Beyond Hottest”

Ingredients: Corn Syrup, Natural Pepper Flavor (Contains Soybean Oil), Habanero Powder, Ancho Powder, Spices.

From Blair’s Site: “FOR THE MANIAC IN YOUR LIFE OR YOU…The Hottest Dry Spice Ever….Nitro is here..BLOW YOUR SKULL OFF HOT” and “This is Mad…Blair has made his Mega Death Sauce in a Dry form. This 1.5 oz Shaker Bottle is Full of Hell…Pure Extract has been Sprayed on Habanero Powder …Feel Alive and Good luck

Handle with Extreme Caution. Also product is sensitive to Sunlight and Temperatures over 86f. Product could harden under those conditions”

Appearance: DEEP Red in color. Looks like dried Mega Death!

Smell: Pure Habanero Smell. Definitely clears the sinuses!

Heat: 9.0/10.0 (tough to rate as I like REAL hot stuff). Consistent, immediate heat. My lips were still tingling 10 minutes after eating. Not sure why Blair added any additional spices, there is no way you can taste them!

Use: Tonight was meatloaf night. Usually I’ll break out my Jersey Death, and mix up a nice sauce, but tonight I broke out the NITRO. Be Careful when pouring. Like Clint pointed out in his Death Rain – Habanero review, when you open the top, there is no way to control the pour. If you are not careful, it will cover your food which was great for me because that’s exactly what I wanted.

Death Rain Nitro Opening

I probably over did it as it overpowered the food slightly, but it was good. Nice and hot. I can’t wait for grilling season to add this to my chicken/beef rub - I think it will make it fantastic. I wish I had given it to my wife to put IN the meatloaf. I think it would have been even better evenly distributed through the meat.

Death Rain Nitro Meatloaf

Closing: Definitely a keeper and a must for all – not just one bottle either! I had been using simple ground habanero to add to my food. That bottle is going bye-bye, and will be replaced by NITRO. It’s also small enough to carry around so you can use it when you go out (although I am a little nervous to try that as it may open – and then FORGET IT!). I think I’ll find a new container, and then I’ll have it with me where ever I go.


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Comment #1:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/12/2006 @ 7:16 am | [ Quote ]

Thanks for the review huvason. Are you looking for a “shaker” type container to pour it into?

Comment #2:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/12/2006 @ 7:18 am | [ Quote ]

eman, when you awake, you will find ryan has been formally appointed to chief fund officer for (research) project #2.
And you may need to sell the prototype bottle to help with funding…lol ryan dubbed that one “mission impossible.”

Comment #3:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 8:40 am | [ Quote ]

Chris. I guess I could always transfer it to a regular spice container. - but then I would loose the cool blair’s label! I am looking for a small container with shker top, and top that actually closes tight, so I can carry it around.

Comment #4:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 8:51 am | [ Quote ]

As an update… BBQ’d yesterday - and made a batch of rub with NITRO. It was FANTASTIC on a chicken.

Comment #5:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/12/2006 @ 8:51 am | [ Quote ]

I know what you mean, I will look around and see what I can find. It can be smaller, correct? Unless you wanted to take the whole bottle’s contents.

Did you ever have any of these “cake up” I have 1 or 2 that are like a soild mas inside the bottle. I have never opened these.

Comment #6:
Comment by Aaron (1018) - 3/12/2006 @ 9:38 am | [ Quote ]

Wow what a progression you went through there. From ground pepper to Death Rain Nitro! Thats like going from a Geo Metro to a Semi Trailer :)

Comment #7:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 9:39 am | [ Quote ]

Smaller bottle is actaully preferred!

As far as caking up - it says on the bottle to keep it out of the sun or else it will cake up. Mine has never - I do have some older ones ion my collection - I’ll take a look at later. But the ones I use are OK.

Comment #8:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/12/2006 @ 9:40 am | [ Quote ]

The ones that caked up for me are really in boxes right now with most of my collection.

Comment #9:
Comment by Cheffy (401) - 3/12/2006 @ 11:04 am | [ Quote ]

Nothing like a little Nitro on scrambled eggs in the morning, works nice mixed with margarita salt for lipping my “Hurts so Good” Red devils. Beer, bloody mary mix and vodka. Will cure any and all hangovers, if you can get the 1st one down.

Comment #10:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 11:06 am | [ Quote ]

I definitely want to trt on eggs! I think it would be fantastic

Comment #11:
Comment by Daniel (269) - 3/12/2006 @ 12:20 pm | [ Quote ]

My BBQ Death Rain has a shaker top on it for some reason.

Comment #12:
Comment by Anthony (347) - 3/12/2006 @ 1:33 pm | [ Quote ]

Can you say “Rubbed the right way!”

Comment #13:
Comment by Ryan (2615) - 3/12/2006 @ 1:39 pm | [ Quote ]

Rubbed the right way :-P

Comment #14:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/12/2006 @ 2:08 pm | [ Quote ]

OK, after looking through my collection (this takes awhile as most of it is still packed away in boxes, well my older stuff is) I wanted to check on the Blair’s Death Rain I had from sometime in the late 90’s. I found this bottle. It had been opened (I still remember the picnic where it was) and has since caked-up. (huvason, I have some newer unopen bottles that this has also happened to).
My reason for bringing this up is that the label on this bottle does not match any current label. It must be old. Actually, it says “Blair’s Death Rain the hottest dry spice on planet earth!”
So, since this does not match and of the “new” names, Im not sure of what it would be today.
There is a picture of a green skeleton on the left side and he is wearing a green “death” t-shirt. Is there any value in this bottle even though it had been open? I will get a picture to Nick shortly.

Comment #15:
Comment by Khat (1) - 3/12/2006 @ 2:18 pm | [ Quote ]

My Death Rain Nitro has a shaker top, as well. The other difference is my cap is red whereas your’s is white.

Comment #16:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 3:10 pm | [ Quote ]

Khat. My Nitro was bought about a month ago. Not sure why yours and others has a shaker top… maybe Blair has added this recently? if so it’s a great addition

Comment #17:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 3:11 pm | [ Quote ]

Aaron… I was actually using ground habanero pepper. The Nitro blows that away.

Comment #18:
Comment by Mad_Reilly (766) - 3/12/2006 @ 3:14 pm | [ Quote ]

If Nick post what I sent him check out the pic. I have an old label DRN as well

Comment #19:
Comment by MattUK (713) - 3/12/2006 @ 3:51 pm | [ Quote ]

great review… might just open mine up tomorrow on some chicken

Comment #20:
Comment by MattUK (713) - 3/12/2006 @ 3:52 pm | [ Quote ]

It’s a bit too cold for a BBQ here… it was snowing this morning. My cap is red too.

Comment #21:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/12/2006 @ 4:11 pm | [ Quote ]

Thanx Matt - a definite must open. Mine currently at work - no one will let me take it home. My paln was to get more today, but it was raining, and I didn’t feel like driving to get it (about 30 minutes from here). Figured I stay home and make sauce :)

Comment #22:
Comment by Mad_Reilly (766) - 3/12/2006 @ 4:21 pm | [ Quote ]

Good review! I used some in my chili. I love that stuff. Instant heat

Comment #23:
Comment by Mad_Reilly (766) - 3/12/2006 @ 4:21 pm | [ Quote ]

Hey guy’s that sounds scary

Comment #24:
Comment by Steve (2) - 3/14/2006 @ 11:28 am | [ Quote ]

OK, where do I get a bottle or three? I looked on Sweat ‘n Spice, and didn’t see it. Is it available in stores (I live in OK City).

Comment #25:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/14/2006 @ 1:31 pm | [ Quote ]

Steve– I get mine at Le Gourmet Chef - about 20 minutes from me. See if there is one near you.

Comment #26:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 6:57 pm | [ Quote ]

Ok, here’s not what to do with your Death Rain Nitro….. Fired up the grill tonight, and was too lazy to make my BBQ rub. So what’s an idiot to do…. coat my turkey filets with Death Rain Nitro. Not just sprinkle, mind you, coat like I would normal rub. Then to top my stupidity off, I dosed them with my special Mango Habanero H*ll sauce i’ve been working on. Well that was thirty mimutes ago, and I still can’t feel my mouth!
No alcohol either! Maybe I should start drinking…..

Comment #27:
Comment by Aaron (1018) - 3/21/2006 @ 7:00 pm | [ Quote ]

Oh snap that had to taste good! Or did it taste at all? lol

Comment #28:
Comment by Vic (1401) - 3/21/2006 @ 7:03 pm | [ Quote ]

Hey huvason- is your mouth still smoking? your other end will be in a couple of hours for sure!

Comment #29:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 7:04 pm | [ Quote ]

Aaron on 3/21/2006 at 7:00 pm said:

Oh snap that had to taste good! Or did it taste at all? lol

It actually tasted great - burning hot but great!

Comment #30:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 7:04 pm | [ Quote ]

Vic on 3/21/2006 at 7:03 pm said:

Hey huvason- is your mouth still smoking? your other end will be in a couple of hours for sure!

Mouths OK now. Tingling around the lips but no more heat. Hope the other end fairs better :)

Comment #31:
Comment by Tracy C (1312) - 3/21/2006 @ 7:20 pm | [ Quote ]

huvason on 3/21/2006 at 7:04 pm said:

Mouths OK now. Tingling around the lips but no more heat. Hope the other end fairs better :)

Please spare us the details of the effluent!! haha

Comment #32:
Comment by Aaron (1018) - 3/21/2006 @ 8:16 pm | [ Quote ]

Tracy C on 3/21/2006 at 7:20 pm said:

Please spare us the details of the effluent!! haha

If the details do come out…I think they might belong in off topic lol!!

Comment #33:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:14 pm | [ Quote ]

Aaron on 3/21/2006 at 8:16 pm said:

If the details do come out…I think they might belong in off topic lol!!

LOL - funny, but all is good on ALL fronts :)

Comment #34:
Comment by cdy1776 (112) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:27 pm | [ Quote ]

I have some on order. :)

Comment #35:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:41 pm | [ Quote ]

Definitely worth having Cody. I actually carry out to dinner with me (luckily it hasn’t opened yet!)

Comment #36:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:43 pm | [ Quote ]

huvason on 3/21/2006 at 6:57 pm said:

Ok, here’s not what to do with your Death Rain Nitro….. Fired up the grill tonight, and was too lazy to make my BBQ rub. So what’s an idiot to do…. coat my turkey filets with Death Rain Nitro. Not just sprinkle, mind you, coat like I would normal rub. Then to top my stupidity off, I dosed them with my special Mango Habanero H*ll sauce i’ve been working on. Well that was thirty mimutes ago, and I still can’t feel my mouth!
No alcohol either! Maybe I should start drinking…..

huvason, guess you couldnt taste that it was turkey :-)

Comment #37:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:46 pm | [ Quote ]

Actually I could taste the Turkey - then the heat came! When I came to the third tenderloin - not so much Turkey any more :)

BTW Chris, mine DID clump a bit. Not terrible, but some clumpage (yeah - I just made that word up :) )

Comment #38:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:50 pm | [ Quote ]

huvason on 3/21/2006 at 9:46 pm said:

Actually I could taste the Turkey - then the heat came! When I came to the third tenderloin - not so much Turkey any more :)

BTW Chris, mine DID clump a bit. Not terrible, but some clumpage (yeah - I just made that word up :) )

We never did find you a shaker :-) maybe it would have helped..lol

Comment #39:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:52 pm | [ Quote ]

chris k on 3/21/2006 at 9:50 pm said:

We never did find you a shaker :-) maybe it would have helped..lol

I’m still looking for something small (you really don’t need to carry it all :) ) May just go with a small salt shaker of some type - with a cap (very important with this stuff)

Comment #40:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:54 pm | [ Quote ]

huvason on 3/21/2006 at 9:52 pm said:

I’m still looking for something small (you really don’t need to carry it all :) ) May just go with a small salt shaker of some type - with a cap (very important with this stuff)

Sorry huvason maybe you should have said “VERY IMPORTANT with this stuff”

Comment #41:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:57 pm | [ Quote ]

chris k on 3/21/2006 at 9:54 pm said:

Sorry huvason maybe you should have said “VERY IMPORTANT with this stuff”

Very true. You certianly don’t want this opening in your pocket, or the wife’s pocketbook (I’m not carrying it, I may be an Idiot but i’m not crazy :) )

Comment #42:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 3/21/2006 @ 9:58 pm | [ Quote ]

I actually keep it ina zip lock bag when I carry it. will do for now,

Comment #43:
Comment by chris k (2682) - 3/21/2006 @ 10:01 pm | [ Quote ]

huvason on 3/21/2006 at 9:58 pm said:

I actually keep it ina zip lock bag when I carry it. will do for now,

better add a customer service announcement here as well.
It is also a good thing to have in case you run into some thugs, its better than pepper spray

Comment #44:
Comment by Chris D (1) - 5/9/2006 @ 5:21 am | [ Quote ]

I am kind of ticked because we can no longer get Nitro in Australia because the importer said it cakes up. I mean heck you can open it up and get a knife in there and break it up into powder again. I have used it on many foods and I have to admit it sure adds a good spike to Tomato Juice.

Comment #45:
Comment by huvason (3718) - 5/9/2006 @ 6:47 am | [ Quote ]

Chris D on 5/9/2006 at 5:21 am said:

I am kind of ticked because we can no longer get Nitro in Australia because the importer said it cakes up. I mean heck you can open it up and get a knife in there and break it up into powder again. I have used it on many foods and I have to admit it sure adds a good spike to Tomato Juice.

Can’t you just order online (i.e. SNS) Maybe shipping is too much?

Comment #46:
Comment by Aaron (1018) - 5/9/2006 @ 7:30 am | [ Quote ]

Chris D on 5/9/2006 at 5:21 am said:

I am kind of ticked because we can no longer get Nitro in Australia because the importer said it cakes up. I mean heck you can open it up and get a knife in there and break it up into powder again. I have used it on many foods and I have to admit it sure adds a good spike to Tomato Juice.

Dang that stinks man! I am sure someone can smuggle you some in :D

Comment #47:
Comment by jim campbell- Mild to Wild(R) (1537) - 5/9/2006 @ 8:04 am | [ Quote ]

Chris D on 5/9/2006 at 5:21 am said:

I am kind of ticked because we can no longer get Nitro in Australia because the importer said it cakes up. I mean heck you can open it up and get a knife in there and break it up into powder again. I have used it on many foods and I have to admit it sure adds a good spike to Tomato Juice.

You anywhere near Melbourne? I’m over there for the Jinidivick Chillie Festival in February and can smuggle some in for you :-)

Comment #48:
Comment by pekat (1) - 9/5/2007 @ 10:17 am | [ Quote ]

Nitro….pure heat, no flavor.
Most enjoyable addiction! for those looking for a way to transport thir nitro go to and large drug store like CVS, Walgreens, eckerds, duane reade, where ever…..get one of those metal pill holders. Has a tight screw top and a handy dandy key chain feature. also called a nitroglycerin holder. works great.
And to prevent your nitro from caking, keep it in the fridge. Nitro is very sensitive to sun AND humidity. But if yours does cake? no problem, break it up with a fork, you’re good to go and then stick it in the fridge when you’re done. enjoy!

Comment #49:
Comment by cap lover (4) - 2/20/2008 @ 9:12 pm | [ Quote ]

hmmm, tingling? 10 minutes! WOW!!!

he should add bhut jolokias instead of habaneros, and THAT would be something to see!!!

i plan on adding this to my birthday list

Comment #50:
Comment by Chris D (5) - 5/9/2008 @ 7:09 am | [ Quote ]

jim campbell- Mild to Wild(R) on 5/9/2006 at 8:04 am said:

You anywhere near Melbourne? I’m over there for the Jinidivick Chillie Festival in February and can smuggle some in for you :-)

Sorry I never got back to you guys. I tried importing some from the USA a few weeks back and bloody Australian Quarantine impounded it because on the label the ingredient listed as “spices” is too generic. They want a total breakdown as to what is in “spices” including the botanical name on a letterhead from Blairs. Jeez talk about rubbish. Some Quarantine idiot obviously has too much spare time on their hands.

Comment #51:
Comment by Chris (5) - 6/2/2008 @ 8:29 am | [ Quote ]

Sorry had to correct a stupid mistake NOW not NOT in sentence….

Success! After emailing Karin from Blair’s, she organised the information for Australian Quarantine and I am NOW the proud owner of 5 bottles of Nitro. A word to the wise, if you cannot get it, and have to import it check with Customs to find out their rules. I can get Nitro in again but Blairs have to submit a document listing all their ingredients including their botanical names.

But woohoo I am in Nitro heaven….

Comment #52:
Comment by Richard Goodwin (1) - 10/20/2008 @ 8:40 am | [ Quote ]

Just a quick note to say that I also love this stuff. Great taste, and a short burn make for a pleasant experience. My favorite combination so far is Original Death and then shake on the DRN. You get excellent flavor from the sauce, and then the dry spice complements it with killer heat.

Comment #53:
Comment by Chris (5) - 10/20/2008 @ 10:11 am | [ Quote ]

I am right pissed off because after working out how to get DRN in I ordered 11 bottles and the bastards at Customs charged me an additional 100 or so dollars for processing. I am pissed off to the point I will take these idiots on and get these charges reimbursed. It is like ok, how are we meant to try these products when these money grubbing pricks stitch you up on entry to the country. It works out at nearly 40 dollars a jar of DNR so far. Pissed off badly…

Comment #54:
Comment by Jim- StepUpforCharity.org (1537) - 10/20/2008 @ 1:09 pm | [ Quote ]

Chris on 10/20/2008 at 10:11 am said:

I am right pissed off because after working out how to get DRN in I ordered 11 bottles and the bastards at Customs charged me an additional 100 or so dollars for processing. I am pissed off to the point I will take these idiots on and get these charges reimbursed. It is like ok, how are we meant to try these products when these money grubbing pricks stitch you up on entry to the country. It works out at nearly 40 dollars a jar of DNR so far. Pissed off badly…

Chris- two super nice guys over there have set up a “Death Sauce Australia” biz. I see them each year at Jindivick. Since they import Blair’s stuff, you ought to see if they can get it in cheaper for you or at least without the customs’ hassles.

Comment #55:
Comment by Chris (5) - 10/20/2008 @ 7:57 pm | [ Quote ]

Hi Jim

Do you mean Rob who has http://www.deathsauce.com.au/ ?
He does not have Nitro. The issue is the labelling. They label an ingredient as “spices” and that is too generic. I got Karin from Blairs to add a letter stating what is in the spices and Customs pulled that trick on ripping me off. However I will ask him if he can get it in.

Cheers and thanks
Chris

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