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At 12:11 AM 1/10/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>Apparently the scientists writing for the Journal of Food Science think
>that Habaņero is spelled with a tilde.


Either is correct: HabaNero, or HabaNYero. It depends on regional 
inflections- sort of like MissourEE or MissourUH, tomAYto or toMAHto. Look 
it up in Webster's, or as I did, ask a Spanish professor-


Rob K
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