“Impossibly unaffordable” are two words that Californians are probably less than thrilled to hear. In a recent report from Chapman University in Orange, California, and the Frontier Centre of Public Policy (FCPP) in Canada, that’s exactly how four California metros are described. The 2024 edition of Demographia International Housing Affordability shows San Jose, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego listed among the top 10 least affordable housing markets—not just in the United States, but worldwide.
Hot Honey Is the All-Purpose Sweet and Spicy Add-On
22.07.2024 - 15:53 / bhg.com
Ketchup, soy sauce, and hot sauce are condiments you’ll find in most anyone’s pantry. These pantry essentials are the basics; more adventurous or globally oriented palates might also stock products like fruit chutney, gochujang, and harissa (to name a few) to keep around the house as add-ons to delivery or key flavor punch-ups for homemade meals. The next condiment that probably deserves a place on your pantry shelf? Hot honey.
Just as the name implies, hot honey is a combo of honey and chile spices that provides a delightful little sweet-spicy kick to foods. Hot honey is simply honey infused with chile peppers. The spice level varies by brand and type of hot honey, but you shouldn’t expect hot honey to be overwhelming. According to Mike's Hot Honey, the product “has a kick but the heat hits on the back of the palate.” And that’s just what it is: a perfect balance of sweet heat. Fans of really spicy food might want to give stronger flavors, like Mike's Extra Hot Honey, a try: Most hot honey is subtle and not too spicy for most people.
Mike’s Hot Honey might be the best-known hot honey brand right now—it’s one of the core influences between the national hot honey craze, after all. To date, the hot honey brand’s core offering, the original hot honey flavor, has a 4.7/5-star rating with nearly 36,000 reviews on Amazon. The immense popularity of hot honey also makes it much easier to find next to traditional honey bears on store shelves, and plenty of other brands sell their own spins on the classic honey-chile combo. Look for hot honey in your go-to grocery store—its availability isn’t limited to specialty stores anymore. Aldi and Trader Joe’s have even offered their own spins on hot honey, albeit for a limited time.
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