Re: [CH] Scotch Bonnet Hot Sauce (from Jamaica)

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I purchased a bottle in Kingston when Jim Campbell and I were on our 
Jamaica Junket. While there are a lot of hot sauce brands, there are 
not very many bottlers. Pickapeppa and Walkers Wood have their own 
bottling operations then there are a couple of commercial bottlers in 
Kingston doing several brands. From the looks of the bottle, it was 
probably packaged by Island Food Processors, Ltd. in Kingston.

I haven't tryed it yet, but certainly will. None of the Jamaican 
sauces were expensive. This one was purchased at John R. Wong 
Supermarket for $51.00 Jamaician. That's about $1.45 US.

Dave Anderson
Tough Love Chile Co.
http://www.powernet.net/~chilehed1
 
> The nice looking label says Baronhall Farms, Jamaica on the side it says, 
> 
> Product of Jamaica
> 
> Packed For Jamaica Standard Products Company, Limited
> Williamsfield Manchester Jamaica, W.I.
> 
> For Questions or Comments 1 (809) 963-4211
> 
> First ingredient is Hot Scotch Bonnet Pepper (Habaneros), the second is 5%
> vinegar. Then, sugar, stabilizer (clear gel), ginger, pimento, cinnamon,
> garlic powder, onion powder.
> 
> 
> Has anyone seen this stuff around here?  In any event, I thought I'd 
> mention it, in case anyone is going to Jamaica, or sees it.  Don't know 
> what it costs, but I do recommend this one.


 

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