Joe Rogan hot sauce: Does Joe Rogan own a hot sauce company like Dustin Poirier? Find out the UFC presenter's connection with Senor Lechuga brand

Joe Rogan hosts one of the world's most popular podcasts called The Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) and also serves as the UFC color commentator while being a full-time stand-up comic. The famous podcaster also recently opened up his own comedy club called the Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas.

However, it's a lesser-known fact that Rogan has also crafted his own line of hot sauces with Senor Lechuga, a family-run business started by Nico Lechuga and Lauren Cosenza. While he doesn't own the company, Joe Rogan collaborated with the famous Brooklyn-based brand to create three unique sauces.

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Labeled .121, .888 and .5326, the three different sauces have a mixture of some of the world's rarest peppers to the most premium truffles to create three unique blends of flavor.

The .121 mixes Habanero peppers, Urfa Chili and Paprika while the .888 contains Chilhuacle, Colima Salt, and Ghost Peppers. The .5326 mixes a special blend of Heirloom Tomatoes, Winter Truffle, and Reapers.

The hot sauce business seems to be all the rage in the world of MMA with former interim lightweight champion Dustin Poirier's own 'Poirier's Louisiana Style' hot sauce flying off shelves. Created in collaboration with Heartbeat Hot Sauce Co., Poirier's brand is also the UFC's official hot sauce.

Joe Rogan hot sauce: When the UFC commentator explained why he'll never do the 'Hot Ones' show

Joe Rogan once explained why he won’t do First We Feast’s infamous Hot Ones talk show during an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience with Brendan Schaub.

Hot Ones is a one-of-a-kind talk show that sees host Sean Evans joined by different celebrities for interviews unlike any other. On the show, Evans interviews his guests while they eat chicken wings, with the different hot sauces on the wings getting progressively spicier and harder to deal with as the interview goes on.

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Rogan is not a fan of the concept. On an older episode of his podcast (JRE MMA Show #84) with fellow comedian Schaub, the podcaster explained why he did not see himself ever going on the show despite many fans calling for his appearance. He stated:

"That’s not a good way to talk, man. Snot’s coming out of your nose and you’re crying, that’s not a good place to talk... Why are you asking people personal questions when they’re crying?”

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