Ass Kickin' Mustard - 5.00

Habaneros and horseradish add a real KICK to this dijon-style mustard. Spice up your burgers and hotdogs, and try the mustard baked chicken recipe on the jar!

Bone Suckin' Mustard - 4.50

A North Carolina original, this slightly hot & sweet mustard goes great with ham biscuits, hot dogs, grilled cheese sandwiches, and more. Combine it with cream cheese and diced onions to make a bagel spread. Get creative and try it on quiche!

Dave's Gourmet Hurtin' Habanero & Honey Mustard - 4.35

Dave's label warns that 'This product may be addictive for those with taste buds, but don't worry, we'll make more.' Rates a notch below Insanity Mustard on Dave's heat scale. If you love honey mustard but wish it had more zip, then Dave's Hurtin' Habanero & Honey Mustard is for you!

Dave's Gourmet Insanity Mustard - 4.35

According to Dave, this is 'The Hottest Mustard in the Universe' - and we are inclined to believe him! The label also includes the following warning: 'Keep away from eyes, children and pets. Not for people with heart or respiratory problems.' If you can handle the heat, you'll love the taste!

Scorned Woman Mustard - 5.25

Here at Carolina Sauce Company, we like dipping pretzels and carrot sticks in Scorned Woman Mustard when we experience a snack attack. Habaneros, red peppers and jalapenos give Scorned Woman Mustard its fiery fury, while onions, garlic, green chilies and spices give it its great flavor and texture. Fabulous on sandwiches and hot dogs!

Uncle Jess's What's Up Ketchup - 5.50

If you're looking for ketchup with a hot pepper kick, you've come to the right place! Uncle Jess uses all-natural ingredients to create this deliciously spicy ketchup. Based on a recipe handed down through generations of the Archer family of historic Allensworth, the first all African-American colony settlement in California, What's Up Ketchup will wake up your hamburgers, hot dogs, fries, meat loaf, scrambled eggs and anything else on which you normally use bland, store-brand ketchup. Once you've tried What's Up Ketchup, you'll never go back to Heinz!