Honey Garlic Carrot Habanero Hot Sauce, 5 fl oz

Female Rage Hot Sauce was founded by Emily Roe in 2020 and is based in Washington, D.C., in the District of Columbia. What began as kitchen experiments following Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death grew into a business selling at local markets in 2024. The woman-owned company values local agriculture, prioritizes women-owned farms, and supports reproductive justice through donations to the DC Abortion Fund.

Honey Garlic Carrot Habanero Hot Sauce, 5 fl oz

Honey Garlic Carrot Hot Sauce brings together roasted carrot, garlic, honey and habanero pepper in a golden-orange sauce. The five-fluid-ounce bottle is built around a sweet and savory profile with an earthy vegetable base. Apple cider vinegar is the first ingredient listed, giving useful context for the recipe alongside its honey and garlic notes.

The maker suggests roasted vegetables, grain bowls and grilled cheese as pairings. Those ideas suit a sauce intended to add several flavors at once: carrot, garlic, sweetness and pepper heat. A small spoonful can be a useful first taste before deciding whether to drizzle it across a whole plate.

The brand sources its habanero peppers from Deep Roots Farm in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, and the label identifies Washington, D.C. as the place of manufacture and blending. Honey is explicitly included in the ingredient list. This flavor should therefore be kept separate from the brand’s vegan flavors rather than receiving a blanket vegan claim.

Serving ideas and how to use

Shake the bottle well before use and begin with a small amount alongside your food. For roasted vegetables, try a light drizzle on a serving so you can judge the balance before adding more. With a grain bowl, stir the sauce into a small section first to see how it combines with the other ingredients.

For grilled cheese, serve a little sauce as a dip or add it to the finished sandwich. The maker’s suggested pairing highlights the contrast between the savory sandwich and the sauce’s carrot, garlic and honey profile. You can also use the product page’s noodle and stir-fry suggestions as starting points for other meals.

Let guests choose their own portions when serving a group, especially if some are less familiar with habanero sauces. The product’s flavor description does not provide a measured Scoville score or a universal heat scale. Start gradually, then use the amount that works for your meal and personal taste.

Flavor and product highlights

• Roasted carrot, garlic and honey with habanero pepper heat.
• Small-batch sauce manufactured and blended in Washington, D.C.
• Suggested for roasted vegetables, grain bowls and grilled cheese.
• 5 fl oz / 148 mL bottle; contains honey.

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Ingredients, origin and bottle details

Ingredients: Apple cider vinegar, carrots, habanero pepper, onion, garlic, kosher salt, honey.

Net contents: 5 fl oz (148 mL). The printed quantity is liquid volume. The package contains one bottle of this flavor.

Dietary information: The maker’s FAQ describes its sauces as gluten-free and nut-free. Honey Garlic Carrot contains honey and is not represented here as vegan. These are manufacturer statements, not claims of independent certification or freedom from every possible allergen.

Preparation and storage: Shake well before using. Refrigerate after opening, as printed on the bottle. A verified unopened shelf-life duration has not been supplied, so use the product’s current date and handling information rather than an estimated expiry.

Country of origin: United States. The label says Made in DC and identifies Washington, D.C. as the place of manufacture and blending. The District of Columbia is recorded accurately as its own jurisdiction. The origin of every individual ingredient has not been separately certified.

Serving information: The label lists 30 servings per container and a serving size of one teaspoon (5 mL). For help comparing serving sizes and nutrient amounts, consult the FDA guide to understanding Nutrition Facts.

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