Linda Reynolds wrote: > Hey Chile friends. > > Just a FYI about what I found at my local Big Lots. There is a kind of > specialty/ethnic area dedicated to this stuff. > > Brazos Legends: Lonesome Red Habanero Bloody Mary Mix, 1 liter/$2.00 > Giorgio Chipotle Mushrooms, 16oz. $1.30 > Roland Chile Sauces, various kinds $2.00 > Desert Creations: Scorpions Sting and Coyotes Howl hot sauces by > Southwest Specialty foods, $1.50 (bottle size like Frank's) If you spot something at Odd Lots that you are interested in - grab it right then. They make that old wheeze about "Unrepeatable offer ... " come true. It really is close-out merchandise and when it's gone - it's gone. I grabbed 35 quarts of Trappey's Red Devil Sauce for a buck a jug at my local Big's a few years ago ... and, as I was on my way to a weekly lunch with my chilli cook-off buddies I took it with. More than doubled my $$$ and still had 6 quarts left. Got a similar deal on 3 Diamonds Lump Crab Meat in the big cans and cleared them out. Didn't share that deal, though. I'm nearly out and I keep hoping ... but, that deal (99c/can) has never come back around. > For those of you familiar with Upstate NY Finger Lakes > wines.........Hazelitt Winery makes Red Cat and they now bottle > a hot sauce that is made with Habs and Red Cat wine called: Cat-astrophy > and it is good! Ahhhhh, the old Fox and Grapes stuff of NYS wines. Mayhap the apricot fruitiness of the habs will cover the muskiness of the foxy grapes. -- ENJOY!!! -------- UNCLE DIRTY DAVE'S KITCHEN -- Home of Yaaaaa Hooooo Aaahhh!!! HOT SAUCE and Hardin Cider Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. -- Robert Frost