Question 1

What are the ingredients?

Accepted Answer

One part Devil's tears, two parts Devil's blood and 3 parts Hitler sweat.  Yeah, this stuff is hot enough to be poison!!! Good luck.

Question 2

Does this come with a dropper?

Accepted Answer

I use a disposable drinking straw to extract a few drops from the bottle and discard the straw.

Question 3

Is this in an oil, vinegar or alcohol base? I want to put it on my bird seed and the Cole's Flaming Squirrel  sauce isn't hot enough

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Is this a pourable oil consistency or closer to a paste?  Looking for a more economical (i.e. longer lasting) substitute for Cole's Flaming Sqirrel sauce, which works fairly well at keeping the squirrels away.  When we just had bare seed out, the sqirrels would come lounge in our feeder and eat up pounds of seed in just a day or so.  Since coating the seed with hot oil, we have only gotten a couple of sqirrels, and they don't lounge for long.  The birds though, don't seem to mind at all.  Cardinals, Titmice, Juncos, Chickadees, Finches, and more Starlings and Grackles than I prefer, all use the feeder after adding the oil.  I bought the Cole's hot oil at a bird feeding supply store, and looking it up on line confirms the general consensus that birds don't seem to be sensitive to the heat.  They just love my sunflower seeds.  If I get this product, it will be diluted with vegetable oil to a point that would give a heat higher than the Cole's but still able to be added to birdseed at a rate of about 3 T. per 5 lbs seed.

Question 4

what is the concentration? Does it take all 4 oz to equal 1 million Scoville units or is it 1 million per ml, etc?

Accepted Answer

Scovilles are already a measure of how spicy the sauce is, which is specifically a concentration of capsaicinoids, not a quantity. So your question doesn't make much sense - 1 ml of the sauce is 1 million scovilles, and also 4 oz of the sauce is 1 million scovilles.

If you add 1 ml of the sauce to 99 mL of something otherwise non-spicy, the result will be 10,000 scovilles.

If you add 1 oz of the sauce to 9 oz of something otherwise non-spicy, the resulting food will be 100,000 scovilles.

1 Million Scoville Pepper Extract Hot Sauce, 4oz

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