At Lickety Nick’s, we believe that fresh ingredients make all the difference. From our Banana Pepper Hot Sauce to our Roasted Garlic & Habanero, we prioritize fresh, high-quality peppers in every batch. That’s what gives our sauces their bold flavor, vibrant color, and irresistible aroma.
Why Fresh Peppers Matter
Using fresh peppers means that every bottle of sauce is bursting with natural flavor. Unlike dried or processed peppers, fresh peppers retain their juices, bright flavors, and subtle complexities that make each sauce unique. When you taste our sauces, you’re tasting the real, unadulterated essence of the pepper.
The Heat Can Vary
Here’s the honest truth: because we use fresh peppers, heat levels can vary from batch to batch. Factors like ripeness, variety, and growing conditions all influence how spicy a pepper will be. Some bottles might pack more heat, while others may be slightly milder—but every bottle is packed with flavor.
Think of it like nature’s spice dial—unpredictable, but always delicious.
A Taste That’s Truly Authentic
This natural variation is part of the charm. It’s what sets Lickety Nick’s sauces apart from mass-produced hot sauces that rely on artificial flavoring or standardized spice levels. With us, you’re getting fresh, handcrafted sauce with flavor that’s real and alive.
Tips for Enjoying Your Sauce
- If a bottle is hotter than you expected, try mixing it with a milder sauce or using it sparingly in recipes.
- For milder bottles, feel free to get creative—drizzle more generously over wings, tacos, or grilled veggies.
- Embrace the adventure! Each bottle is a slightly different experience, just like the peppers it comes from.
Why We Won’t Compromise
At Lickety Nick’s, we could standardize heat and use processed peppers—but that would sacrifice flavor, freshness, and authenticity. We believe in sauces that are bold, fresh, and true to the ingredients. Yes, the heat can vary—but that’s part of the real, delicious experience.
Fresh peppers. Bold flavor. Unpredictable heat. That’s the Lickety Nick’s difference.