Eggs & breakfast potatoes
A measured serving adds tang and garlic to eggs, roasted potatoes, or a breakfast sandwich.
Red Heat Hot Sauce
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Made in-house, RED HEAT Garlic & Herb is a cannabis-infused hot sauce blending tangy cayenne heat, savory minced garlic, and aromatic Italian herbs. Bold, balanced, and damn good.
THC serving guide
Know your pour.
500.0 mg THCper bottle · 150.0 mL
½ teaspoon8.33 mg
1 teaspoon16.67 mg
1 tablespoon50.0 mg
Measuring spoons: 1 tsp = 5 mL · 1 tbsp = 15 mL.
Convert a THC amount into a spoon measure
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Approximate content, not a recommended dose. Calculations assume an evenly mixed product. Follow the bottle label.
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From bottle to table
Give wing night a little heat.
Crisp wings, garlic-and-herb heat, and a whole bottle of sauce to bring it together. Plan your batch below and see the estimated THC amount per piece.
Crisp. Toss. Serve.
- Prep the wings.
Pat thawed wing pieces dry. Season to taste and arrange in a single layer on a rack over a rimmed baking sheet. Count each flat or drumette as one piece.
- Cook until crisp.
Roast at 425°F (220°C), turning as needed, until crisp and every piece reaches at least 165°F (74°C) inside, measured away from the bone. Start checking around 35 minutes; size and ovens vary.
- Bring on the sauce.
After cooking, toss the wings with the bottle of hot sauce in a clean bowl. Coat evenly and serve. If sauce is left in the bottle, bowl, or on the plate, the amount consumed will be lower than the whole-bottle estimate.
One bottle. Your batch.
A little kitchen math.
Using the full bottle? Change the wing count to compare the estimated amount per piece.
Enter a whole number from 1 to 200.
Whole-bottle estimate20.83 mg THC
per wing piece, on average
- THC / bottle volume
- 500.0 mg / 150.0 mL
- Your batch
- 24 pieces
- Sauce per piece
- 6.25 mL
The bottle’s THC amount and volume are needed to estimate THC per wing.
Start with the batch size that suits your bottle. Coverage depends on wing size, bottle volume, and how heavily you coat them. The sauce-per-wing figure helps you compare batches; it is not a tested yield.
THC per piece = total THC in the bottle ÷ wing count. Assumes the entire bottle is used and shared evenly. Uneven coating and leftover sauce change the amount on each wing; this is not a measured dose.
Approximate content, not a recommended dose. Calculations assume an evenly mixed product. Follow the bottle label.
THE SAVORY ONE
More than just heat.
- Cayenne
- Garlic
- Italian herbs
Tangy cayenne, minced garlic, and a blend of herbs. A vinegar-based hot sauce with savory flavor alongside the heat.
Aged cayenne peppers and distilled vinegar form the base. Minced garlic adds a savory note, while marjoram, thyme, basil, rosemary, savory, and oregano bring an herbal finish. The flavor is peppery and tangy, with garlic woven throughout.
At the table
A few ways it fits.
Food pairings, not portion recommendations. Follow the serving information on the finished label.
Tacos & sandwiches
Use as a finishing sauce on tacos, wraps, or a grilled sandwich.
Roasted vegetables
Serve alongside roasted vegetables or add a little to a savory dip.
Know the bottle
The recipe. The details.
Food ingredients, label information, and the details specific to this THC product.
- Bottle size
- 5.07 fl oz · 150 mL
- THC per bottle
- 500mg
- Labeled THC per serving
- 20
The food base
Distilled vinegar, aged cayenne red peppers, water, salt, minced garlic, sunflower lecithin, marjoram, thyme, dried basil, rosemary, savory leaves, dried oregano.
This is the food base. Check the finished label for the complete ingredient list, including the THC extract and any carrier ingredients.
THC & batch details
Use the finished label and current batch report for THC content, extract details, and labeled serving information.
Allergen information
No milk ingredient is listed in this recipe. Check the finished package for the complete allergen and cross-contact statement.
Storage & care
Follow the storage directions and use-by information on the finished bottle.
Good to know
A little more detail.
What does the hot sauce taste like?
Cayenne and vinegar lead with a peppery, tangy flavor. Minced garlic and a blend of herbs give it a savory finish.
What kind of herbs are in it?
The food recipe includes marjoram, thyme, basil, rosemary, savory, and oregano. Read the finished label for the current complete ingredient list.
Where do I find the THC amount?
Read the current product label and batch report for THC content. Bottle volume and THC content are different measurements; use the labeled serving information.
How should I store it?
Follow the storage and use-by instructions on the finished bottle. Contact us if those details are missing or unclear.
FROM OUR KITCHEN
Made here. From the extract up.
We make our edibles in house, using FECO we make in house too. For us, that means knowing the source and owning the formulation from extract to finished recipe.
What is FECO?+
FECO stands for full-extract cannabis oil. It is a concentrated extract intended to carry a range of the plant’s compounds. The exact cannabinoid and terpene content depends on the starting material and processing.
Why we choose it.+
Our reason starts with the source: our own extract, our own recipe. We choose FECO as the foundation for our in-house formulations. The finished batch profile matters more than a blanket claim that one extraction style is best.
How it differs from rosin.+
Rosin uses heat and pressure without an added extraction solvent. It can also retain a range of plant compounds. FECO is a different extraction approach, not automatic proof of more terpenes or better effects.
How it differs from distillate.+
Cannabinoid distillate is refined to concentrate selected cannabinoids. Its profile depends on the fractions retained and any ingredients added afterward. A higher THC percentage alone does not describe the whole experience.
Starting strain, finished formulation, amount and individual response all matter. Neither “full extract” nor a strain tag guarantees a particular effect.