Blog — Mad Dog

There are always news events that keep people glued to their televisions, radios, and newspapers. The Coronavirus may be different, if only because you're almost permanently attached to your social media channels too.

If you haven’t noticed, most shops are working hard to keep shelves full of food and cleaning supplies. Sure, they’ve been jolted as the Coronavirus spread took hold. It’s just as true in the rest of the world as it is in the United States.

Now that she’s pregnant, Katy Perry is reportedly craving spicy food. We applaud that (and we’re actually a little shocked that it’s something new). She’s even taken to carrying a bottle of hot sauce with her everywhere she goes. (Something completely normal for most chiliheads and hot sauce enthusiasts.)

Winter. Some people love it. Some loathe it. Either way, there’s no denying that winter and Mad Dog super hot sauces go hand in hand. Real chili heads live for the days when hot sauce sweats warm you from the inside rather than exacerbating oppressive heat from the summer sun. Okay, we like that too, but there’s something magical about super hot sauces in winter that you’re just not going to get during the summer months. And, it’s true all winter long.