not quite a salsa but...



http://www.americanspice.com/catalog...WORDS=dave%27s

The stuff comes in a little wooden coffin for a reason, folks!

American spice wwebsite also carries salsas and Dave's has a gourmet salsa also!


http://www.cellar.org/images/hotsauce.gif

i cant find decent salsa to save my life here. the best salsa ive ever had was in the dumpy little family-owned mexican restaurant in scottsbluff nebraska. terrible atmosphere, great food. and a spy hunter arcade machine.

i picked up some of that tabasco chipotle sauce today, and damn, it is good. i looked at the selection of salsa available and the best they have is robertos, but i might as well have bought a can of spicy v8.

~james

OMG a spy hunter arcade machine, that game is so damn addicting, I used to play that for hours back when my NES was still working.

I need to talk my mother into making salsa this fall again, she made some a couple years back and it was the best salsa I've ever had. Used to eat a plate of nachos smothered in the stuff about every 3 days last summer.

Tobasco is better warm, but I would definitely refrigerate it. My stepmom bought this sauce from somewhere that's spicy blackberry. That stuff was good on just about anything!

What do you mean dumpy? They've got velvet wallpaper! And that's snazzy for Scottsbluff. :D

velvet wallpaper is snazzy for nebraska, let alone scottsbluff. ;)

~james

You got me there.

Git a rope...

Here are a few sites that list scoville ratings for some of the more popular hot sauces and peppers:


http://www.victoriastation.com/scoville_units.htm



http://www.tabasco.com/html/thermotroppler.html



http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/heat.html



http://wiw.org/~corey/chile/scoville.html



http://homecooking.about.com/library...lhotchiles.htm

Dave's Insanity Sauce is not a food product, it is an industrial corrosive agent.

You people eat that stuff?


I used it to start my lawn mower last summer.

I agree with vsp (talk about long gone... wow.) Tabasco does have a larger palette of flavors than they used to. I use hot sauce freely and my favorite, by far, is the Chipotle smoked pepper sauce. Just... wow. It is DELICIOUS, and the heat is a nice coincidence.

Corrr, that was back in the olden days, when you could have a bottle of Tabasco sauce in your pocket without a Concealed Condiment Permit.

That all changed with the awful condiment rampage of '08.