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"Hot Sauce for every Chilehead". |
Hot Sauce is our passion. Heat is our desire. We offer only the best in various blends of hot sauce with flavors of Habanero, Jalapeno, Chipotle, Cayenne, and Serrano chilies. Are you experienced?
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"Salsa Kiss"
Award-winning Hot Sauces
Smell the chilies roasting on an open fire. Grab a lime, a cerveza, and "Salsa Kiss" will bring you the exquisite and flavorful hot sauces never to be matched. Let your mouth water, only long enough to take another bite. Come live the experience!
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"Emeril Legasse" Hot Sauces
Kick it up to notches unknown with Emeril Live. In front of a live audience, Emeril Lagasse--a master chef and owner of New Orleans' most talked-about restaurants--demonstrates gourmet cooking, with a bam!
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"Ring of Fire" Hot Sauces
Cooking is a creative act that fulfills a yearning - not just to eat, but to savor, to surrender to the pleasure of food. These simple ingredients are transformed from ordinary to delectable.
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"Roberto's Soul Surfer" Hot Sauces
Roberto's authentic Baja style hot sauce simply has the absolute best flavor. At the 3rd Annual Fiery Food Cook-Off, Roberto's Hot Sauce takes 1st Prize in the Hot Sauce/Salsa Competition.
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"Dave's Gourmet" Hot
Sauces
From mild to insanely hot salsas and gourmet sauces, drink mixes and gift
items, Dave's is the hottest place to buy and taste the best in gourmet foods. Experience the Insanity for yourself.
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"Cafe Tequila" Hot
Sauces
Is proud to make their Sauces with TEQUILA HERRADURA SILVER. This fine
100% Blue Agave Tequila from Mexico began production in 1870, winning numerous awards. Try it today!
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Chef Mark Miller's "Coyote
Cocina"
Success of restaurants "Coyote Cafe" in Santa Fe & "Red Sage" in
Washington, D.C., Mark Miller developed the "Coyote Cocina" line of Southwestern specialty products, taken from the
menus.
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"Captain Bob's" Hot
Sauces
Sold exclusively to Paris & Sweeden, passengers would test the fiery sauce
before landing from International flights. The crowd loved it so much, they begged the Captain to share it with the
U.S.
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sauces!
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"Tropical Island" Hot
Sauces
Escape to an island far away, with only the sun and occasional breeze to
answer to. A fine blend of fruits and peppers create this delicious line of sauces that compliment any seafood
dish.
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sauces!
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"Original Juan's" Hot
Sauces
"Pain is Good" was born when Mo found garlic Nirvana in Batch 37,
Buckwheat's encounter with 114 made the tropics of his youth seem like a cool breeze, while Bubba discovered true Cajun
in 218.
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sauces!
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"Blair's Death" Hot
Sauce
Welcome to Death Sauce. Over 10 Million served worldwide. "Death Sauce"
has been seen on Fox News, Regis and Kathy Lee show, CNBC Money, NY Daily News, Rolling Stone Magazine, and much
more!!!
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sauce!
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"Melinda's" Hot
Sauce
Melinda’s is credited with making the Habanero a household name. Melinda’s
mission is to continue to produce products with integrity, quality, freshness and a dedication to balancing heat and
flavor.
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sauce!
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" Special Collector's Edition"
Hot Sauce
The Collector's Choice of Hot Sauce. These comical blends pack the heat with varying tastes of flavor and are great for any gift. A sure bet for a corporate gag or for the man who has everything!
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"Arizona Gunslinger"
Hot Sauce
Arizona is famous for its gun slingers....Wyatt Earp, Doc Holiday and the like. Now comes pistol packing hot products from the famous ARIZONA SMOKIN’ HOT kitchen that have the flavor and zest of the Old Southwest.
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