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Product Description
Change the way you think about spicy food by improving your meal with Truff - the truffle infused hot sauce. This spicy delicacy's unique combination of fine ingredients deliver a truly singular flavor profile that will enhance and level-up any dishFeatures
- THE PINNACLE OF HEAT EXPERIENCE. Infused with black truffle, the “black diamond”, chili peppers, agave nectar, this meticulously crafted flavor profile will change your hot sauce experience. Flavor and spice meet prestige and charisma in this delightful balance captured in a bottle.
- ONLY THE BEST INGREDIENTS. With no limit to indulgence, Truff sourced its ingredients with an open mind and a sophisticated palate. Truff’s black truffle hot sauce is from Northern Italy and its agave nectar from Jalisco, Mexico-- all tied together with a hint of cumin.
- LEVEL UP YOUR DISHES. Truff’s combination of ingredients delivers a flavor profile unprecedented to hot sauce. This isn’t about bringing you the spiciest, hottest sauce on the planet. Instead, Truff brings a new way to enhance and level up your dishes, with a flavor profile designed for only the most curious connoisseur.
- SOPHISTICATION INSIDE AND OUT. With ingredients normally reserved for fine tequilas, delicate delicacies, and gourmet dining experiences, it is only right that the packaging matches the inside, an artfully designed bottle and truffle inspired cap.
- WE CARE ABOUT YOUR TRUFF EXPERIENCE. With ingredients and flavors normally reserved for delicate delicacies and gourmet dining, we always aim for customer satisfaction. If you are unhappy with your purchase, let us know, will be sure to take care of you.
Top Reviews
The most vile concoction in the Western Hemisphereby Michael (1 out of 5 stars)
November 7, 2018
I originally purchased this hot sauce because I thought that it would make me seem sophisticated and trendy. Little did I know what was in store for me.
Let's start with the aromatic journey you undertake when first uncorking the stuff. There are very few words which adequately sum up the experience. You are first treated to the putrid stench of a thousand decaying and liquefied zombie corpses. As this passes, it morphs into the subtler smell of 30 angry skunks all spraying you simultaneously, culminating in what can only be described as the stank of the urine of Satan after a heavy serving of asparagus.
And then there was the flavor. Have you ever eaten three-day-old summer roadkill - the really bloated, mangled kind that's been slow-cooking on the asphalt ever since Bubba ran it down in his lifted Ford F350 with the 'truck ballz' trailer hitch?
I haven't, but I bet it tastes exactly like TRUFF.
Now, onto the after-party. Oh yes, the gooey, desiccated gray food-like product that is TRUFF doesn't stop giving after the swallowing's done.
72 hours later and I'm still trapped in the bathroom.
I've had geyser-like diarrhea all afternoon. It's eased up a little now, but I feel another fire hose session coming on any second now. I know I've filled the toilet up to the brim at least ten times, and every time, it looked and smelled like TRUFF. I've been drinking coffee and some beer to keep my strength up, but where the heck does it all come from?? Can't the human body finally just run out of diarrhea?
Oh yeah - BTW - don't buy TRUFF. You will be sad, and so will your colon.
Don't believe the negative reviews
by S Allen (5 out of 5 stars)
January 21, 2019
Ok- lets talk about this hot sauce.... Can you say BEST EVER!!!!! I'm not a fan of Oprah, but I've got to give her props on this stuff.... It's perfectly balanced. It's sweet, savory, spicy, and has the perfect amount of truffle flavor. Trust me... I know good food. I've eaten at Thomas Keller's French Laundry. I live in a city with an amazing food scene. We have over 3500 restaurants in San Diego. I eat truffles ALL THE TIME! My wife and I are foodies to the max!
But the main reason I wanted to write this review was to discredit some of the "naysayers". The majority of their complaints actually contradict one other. I cut and pasted some of the negative reviews posted by Amazon to point out a lack of logic, and a lack of refinement and sophistication in regards to their palate.
Ok.... Here we go.
Suggestion- If you've never eaten truffles before, then go eat some raw truffle before you start railing on this product. Or get a fresh one, and shave it into a simple pasta dish. Try it in it's purest form before you start commenting on how bad the sauce tastes. Not everyone likes truffles. I personally know a few people that hate them (poor dopes). But don't let a truffle infused hot sauce be your first truffle experience.
The sauce is sweet. BIG DEAL! It's also salty, and spicy. It's sweeter than most. Again- BIG DEAL! I have some super spicy BBQ sauce that is hot and sweet. People won't question a spicy BBQ sauce, but they'll question the sweetness of this? You know guys, there's a picture of the ingredients and the quantities on the bottle. Maybe you should read first. Just a suggestion. It has sugar in it.
Then as I read the more of the negative reviews, I see people saying, " It's too hot. It's not hot enough. The truffle flavor is too strong. I can barely taste the truffle." So which is it? Is it too hot, or not hot enough? Is the flavor too strong, or not strong enough? I think you should go through each negative review and count the too hot's, and cancel them out with the not hot enough's. Or take the too much flavor's and cancel them out with the not enough flavor's. That alone would eliminate 95% of the counter-intuitive negative reviews.
So here are some negative reviews that vexed me:
1. "Now, onto the after-party. Oh yes, the gooey, desiccated gray food-like product that is TRUFF doesn't stop giving after the swallowing's done"
Well Michael, when you look at the pictures of the sauce online, and you can PLAINLY see that the sauce is vibrant red/orange, and not "desiccated gray", it's safe to say that you used zero logic when you consumed it, and your bouts of diarrhea are your reward for intellectual deficiency. Yours was OBVIOUSLY bad! Darwin called.... "Try this mushroom and see what happens." Don't be a "mushroom tester" like Michael.
#2- "Update (1/8/19)- I finally found a food combo that was enhanced by this sauce: Frozen spinach mixed with leftover taco meat and microwaved...."
I laughed out loud when I read this. Are you serious? Who the hell eats this and publicly claims it as a food combination that is a regular part of their diet. Wow.... How sophisticated you are. This combination in and of itself is testimony that you aren't ready for truffle. Go back to Tabasco sauce or Tapatio my friend.
#3- "If you ate melted plastic, it would probably taste like this liquid vile of nonsense."
Does plastic taste different when it's melted? I'm not even sure where an analogy like this comes from. It's HOGWASH!
#4- "Very disappointed in this product. It's very sweet, minimal truffle flavor, and overall a poor product. Fine print is this is hot sauce mixed with truffle oil, not truffle hot sauce. 100% would not recommend."
Hate to tell you this my friend, but truffles are VERY, VERY perishable. So unless you're eating fresh ones, the flavor profile they infuse into a dish will utilize dried and ground truffles, or oil infused with truffle flavor. I have truffle oil at home that is EXQUISITE! Truffle has a VERY STRONG flavor, so it takes very little to flavor an oil, or a dish. But if they put raw truffle in the sauce, it would rot/spoil. Use your brain!
#5- "What an absolutely disappointing and terrible "hot sauce". The flavor is awful and does not even taste hot. The main truffle ingredient is "truffle essence", Whatever that is. Sounds like some sort of chemical concoction to try to emulate truffles"
As I explained in the prior comment, essence is an infusion of the flavor. If you buy anything bottled, canned, or pasteurized that has truffle in it, there is a 99% chance the flavor is infused into it. Then this guy says it doesn't taste hot.... LOL.... Spice doesn't have a flavor. It's a feeling. A reaction by your the pain receptors in your mouth that is caused by the naturally occurring capsaicin in the peppers. It just simulates pain. It doesn't really hurt you. That's why pepper sprays are non lethal forms of crowd control. But saying it doesn't taste hot is like saying ice cream doesn't taste cold.
#6- "I love truffle, hate this sauce. Doesn't taste like real truffle, doesn't smell like it, EXTREMELY overpowering. Truffle is supposed to be a very light touch to a dish, I was extremely disappointed"
This person is DEAD WRONG! They use truffle essence in the sauce, and it tastes EXACTLY like black truffle. How can it not taste like truffle, but simultaneously be extremely overpowering? Can you say "counter-intuitive"?
#7- "This hot sauce just isn't very good. It has a great truffle aroma but did not match on flavor. My husband and I are hot sauce lovers (Crystal's, Red Hot, Louisiana, ect.), but we were so disappointed by this one. Too sweet not enough vinegar..."
You and your husband sound like real connoisseurs of hot sauces. When you throw out names like Crystals, Louisiana, and Red Hot, how could anyone question the refinement of your palate? When you eat those exquisite sauces, do you wash them down with fine beverages such as Pabst or Lucky Logger Beer? Point made!
#8- "The taste is so horrible. This was a complete waste of money. The truffle is only infused into it"
I don't even know what to say with this review. Again, I laughed aloud. When you cook with fresh truffles, the flavor of the truffle 'infuses" into the dish. Truffles are very small, and very expensive. They have a very strong flavor. That's why you can shave 3 or 4 paper thin pieces of a fresh truffle onto your plate, and you can smell and taste it in every bite. That's the concept of using ingredients with dominant, forward flavors. A little bit goes a long way.
#9- (This is my favorite of all time) "Not Vegan because pig and dog labor is involved in the finding of truffles.
False advertisement. Oprah I am appalled you would support such a misleading company!"
First of all, this persons review had nothing to do with the product. It wasn't a verified purchase. Secondly, Truff NEVER claims to be vegan- ANYWHERE! The part that irritates me the most about this person's review their use of the term "pig and dog labor".
Well, I have a lot to say about this. First of all, our noses aren't good enough to sniff out truffles buried 6-12" under the dirt. So we need animals that have a superior sense of smell to find them. If you understand the history of truffles, you will discover that wild pigs uprooting and eating them is what tipped off humanity that they even existed in the first place. Pigs will DEVOUR them!
But let me ask you this my tree hugging friend, is it cruel to use dogs to sniff out bombs at the airport? Or to sniff out drugs in airports or border crossings? Both things designed to destroy or enslave humanity? The trainers turn the role of the animal into a game, and they LOVE IT! They are always rewarded, and they crave the game ALWAYS! Same with hunting for truffles. The animals enjoy the search because it has been turned into a game with a reward at the end.
But I have to say..... Of all the negative reviews, yours takes the cake for the one that contains the least validity and logic. It's just a political, emotional banter. If you were dissuaded from purchasing this product based off of this review, then you don't DESERVE to try this product!
Amazing Taste, Poor Packaging.
by Austin Boyd (2 out of 5 stars)
October 26, 2018
Best hot sauce I have ever tried, just the right amount of truffle but still retains its roots as a hot sauce but it has a wide opening on the bottle and lid causing you to lose/leak sauce everytime you use and since this stuff is so pricey every drop counts, something as simple as a stopper which almost all hot sauces have could have made this a five star review, very sad since bottle and cap look great but function poorly.
Flavor let down, nice packaging.
by Mark Twain (1 out of 5 stars)
November 15, 2018
I bought the product because of its allure of trying truffle with hot sauce. However the experience wasn't pleasant. Heat level being relative this would be compared to any regular hot sauce of the shelf, mild side. Flavor was bold but not authentic. Left with the aroma and after taste of poor truffle oil. It didn't mix well with some of the dishes I tried and even just straight off the spoon. I would advise against giving this to any serious hot sauce lover. This is more for a college dorm room acquaintance at best as a gesture. Nothing more.
Don't Buy!
by DeShawn Johnson (1 out of 5 stars)
November 4, 2018
Very disappointed. A very expensive lesson on trying new things.
Yecky....
by Michele Hilton (2 out of 5 stars)
November 27, 2018
Apparently, Oprah doesn't know everything. I've had hot sauce from all over the world and this stuff is over-priced, too sweet for hot sauce and just a huge disappointment. Try Trader Joe's Jalapeno Hot Sauce for a dollar and change - fantastic!!!
This is not a true hot sauce.
by Paige (1 out of 5 stars)
November 14, 2018
I would not consider this "hot" sauce. It really just tastes of overpowering truffles. This was a huge let down. If you are looking for a truffle sauce this is for you. If you are looking for an actual hot sauce look else where. I don't know what Oprah was thinking....
Truffle and sriracha had a baby
by Linzy nguyen (5 out of 5 stars)
November 11, 2018
Purchased this because it was Oprah's favorite things. As a truffle and sriracha lover, this is what you get when truffle and sriracha had a baby but 10x better. I highly recommend because it helps my food taste better for my boring diets.
Good stuff
by james wilson (4 out of 5 stars)
November 11, 2018
If this didn't have agave nectar in it, it would probably be my favorite hot sauce in the world. I love the taste, the burn, just not the sweetness. (I like vinegary types of sauces the most) Also the lid is a bit messy, but that's really not a big deal to me.
I enjoy it.
by Jacob Fuller (5 out of 5 stars)
October 29, 2018
I got it in today and put it on some pork-chops -- tastes awesome, IMHO. Granted you have to like Truffles to like this sauce. It has a strong taste and smell of Truffles. To my taste it's not really spicy at all... but I eat REALLY SPICY food all the time. I will use this to add some truffle flavor to my already spicy foods and I will buy again.
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