Re: [CH] Re: Tabasco products...

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I also tried the Tabasco catsup and thought it was pretty decent on a burger. The 
only thing that steered me away from getting some more was Spiceitup Jalapeno 
Ketchup from Texas. http://www.spiceitup.com

> 
> >Is it just me or a Chilehead thing?  I've tried all the ancillary Tabasco
> >products; soy sauce, ketchup, etc.  And NONE of them have had ANY heat
> >whatsoever.
> >
> 
> I tried one recently, and it actually does have a little bit of heat.  The 
> Heinz company has a line of Kikr's catsups - one with roasted garlic, one 
> with smoky mesquite, and one with Tabasco.  The Tabasco version is much 
> better than earlier attempts (was that with Hunt's catsup?) and a little bit 
> hotter than I would expect a mainstream product to be.
> 
> Watch for it at Odd Lots, if it doesn't succeed in the general marketplace.
> 
> - A

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