Are you looking to spice up the holiday season? Sriracha candy canes are a sure way to add a little bit of heat to cold winter months.
Infused with the intoxicating flavor of the beloved hot sauce these candy canes look innocent but just a couple of licks are enough to set your tongue on fire - that is, unless you're a masochist who longs for a sweet and spicy burn.
J&D's, the company behind the Sriracha candy canes, describes the candy as ''great for tricking your unsuspecting friends and children or enjoying after a tasty bento box.'' So, you better watch out! That candy cane you swipe from the Christmas tree this year may be fiery one.
Like it hot? You can purchase your very own box of Sriracha candy canes here.
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