Answer me this...
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Molalla1
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Safeway/Albertsons carries it here where the mayo is kept.
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This thread is starting to sound like that commercial for some hot sauce where the tag line is..."I put this **** on everything" but the S word is bleeped out...!
goeduck
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Mayor Acha has company over
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I like the honeyracha too! 
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And Red Gold jalapeño kethchup!
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Sorry, I won't buy all of that pre mixed stuff. You want Siracha Mayo? Mix it yourself. That way you can add however much heat you like. Jalapeno Ketchup? Fresh jalapeno is better.
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The thing about mixing your own is that it takes time, ingredients, and is often inconsistent. This stuff can be counted on to be identical with each blast.
goeduck
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^^^ You got stones.... or a cast iron digestive system.... Some of us northerners consider jalapenos to be hot, way too hot. Prior to posting this, I did not know tobasco was a pepper, I thought it was a little bottle.
peppers from mild to hot:
peppers from mild to hot:
- El Paso (Very mild)
- Anaheim
- Jalapeño
- Hidalgo
- Serrano
- Cayenne
- Tabasco
- Red Chile
- Chiltecpin
- Tabiche
- Bahamian
- Kumataka
- Habanero (One of the hottest grown - 30 to 50 times hotter than a jalapeño)
- Bhut Jolokia!