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Don't know about "Delish . . ." but a very good HOT sauce brand sold in
grocery stores (Albertson's, Ralphs) in LA is Matouks Pepper Sauces.
Pretty sure its Jamaican. Guaranteed to blow your mind.
Ace Berserker said:...from Barbados; the brand name is "Delish Bajan".
Anyone know of a US distributor/retail outlet for this?
P.S. I know there's other brands available - I'm looking for this one
specifically.
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Gerlonda Battles said:Don't know about "Delish . . ." but a very good HOT sauce brand sold in
grocery stores (Albertson's, Ralphs) in LA is Matouks Pepper Sauces.
Pretty sure its Jamaican. Guaranteed to blow your mind.
Wasn't there a Seinfeld episode like this?
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Pretty sure the original Matouk's Pepper Sauce came from Trinidad. Could
be a version is also made in Jamaica but the real McCoy came from Trinidad.
Very HOT!!! Like the Trinidadians say" It burns at both ends"
http://www.hotsauceworld.com/matcalsauc.html
f.j.
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Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Gerlonda Battles said:Don't know about "Delish . . ." but a very good HOT sauce brand sold in
grocery stores (Albertson's, Ralphs) in LA is Matouks Pepper Sauces.
Pretty sure its Jamaican. Guaranteed to blow your mind.Wasn't there a Seinfeld episode like this?
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On Sun, 2 Apr 2006 18:02:08 -0400, "fudge" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Pretty sure the original Matouk's Pepper Sauce came from Trinidad. Could
be a version is also made in Jamaica but the real McCoy came from Trinidad.
Very HOT!!! Like the Trinidadians say" It burns at both ends"
Perhaps that is why there is a "Ring of Fire" hotsauce? Although it is
not all that hot.
jm
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