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Here you go. The Jalapeño and date, and Ghost pepper and mango are my favorites so far.
Sounds amazing ... especially with the salty chilli powder. I did wonder if the 5th shot might cause 'problems'!Ha. Yes, we did think that but as a couple we ordered a 2 and then a few beers down the hatch another 2…..saved fighting over the spare one!
Mexies are very popular here, but these ones were next level. They actual liquor itself was great but the slot glass rim had been dipped in a salty chili powder which gave it an extra kick. It’s also worth pointing out that the restaurant owner also has a chili sauce business which is very well known, he knows his stuff when it comes to spice and mixing flavors. I stocked up on some of these whilst there, I’ll find his flyer and show you (imho) very special sauces he makes.
"... feels like getting a tattoo on your tongue'The Carolina reaper and blueberry at the bottom of the list is painful.
Here you go. The Jalapeño and date, and Ghost pepper and mango are my favorites so far.
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I do love a good chili sauce as well. What I love about this guy is the ingredients he pairs the sauces with. Jalapeño and date is a brilliant combination, as is Scotch Bonnet and mango. The later maybe obvious, but the date one less so…but they work so well together.Sounds amazing ... especially with the salty chilli powder. I did wonder if the 5th shot might cause 'problems'!
I love chilli/spice. Chilli sauces is the thing we always look out for at the farmers market in Shoreham.
The cost of all of it is insane. I've got a bit too used to 7 quid pints. Had a period of time off the pop and noticed a) drinking is so expensive now and b) the cost of soft drinks is not much better. I paid 4.50 for a 330ml ginger beer. It was pound for pound more expensive than a pint.I was in a craft beer bar last night, and the table of 3 sat next to us had a bottle of sparkling water shared between the 3, plus one other drink, and played cards. This was over the course of at least 2 and three quarter hours.
I woke this morning, and read a social media post from a restaurant I like, which is now closing. They said average daily income had dropped but the thing which caught my eye was “So far this year we have served more free tap waters than any other drink”
No wonder restaurants are struggling if this is happening. I have nothing against people who don’t want to drink alcohol, but give your head a wobble and buy a soft drink or two at least.
Buy more drinks!
If I was a bit younger I would like to work my way through these, but my ageing digestive system won’t allow it these days.Here you go. The Jalapeño and date, and Ghost pepper and mango are my favorites so far.
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