From: "Riley J. McIntire" <Riley@ChileGarden.com> > > > Walt, > Yesterday this topic motivated me to have a snack. DW Mary had some soy based blue cheese and cream cheese along with some nonfat yogurt "cheese" she makes by separating the whey from the solids with a filter. All very healthy and fairly tasty. So a tablespoon or so of blue cheese and another of cream cheese and a couple of yogurt cheese, mix 'em up, add a little salt. Get out the MildtoWild Savina powder and shake a little in. Whoops! Big ol' hunk falls out! About a tsp. Oh well, mix it in. Now, it was wasn't surprising that this stuff was hot. But the taste was unique--usually the yogurt cheese is made from plain, no fat stuff. This was vanilla. A very unusual combination. > > I put some in Mary's lunch today for work. She's knows it's vanilla. Don't think she knows how hot, tho. Looking forward to hearing from her. She thinks she's a moderate but is sorely mistaken. ;-) > Hot regards, Riley Think I know what she will think Riley. Today I made up a beautiful sauce using Red Scotch Bonnets. The wife (bless her) was a bit critical. "You haven't put enough in" she said. I argued that I had, but in the end, like most women folk, she got her way and more was added. Yep! Y'all guessed it. When it was finished I eagerly dipped my spoon in and slurped a dollop down. Yikes! If I never hit my head on the ceiling, it was only because my aging knees wouldn't let me get that far. I thought someone had stuck a mains cable in my gullet and switched on. Now I have a load of Chile Sauce that I cannot eat.....but maybe I will try to tame the heat by adding something, like maybe a ton of asbestos. Loads of Heat to y'all. Walt. CH#2218. An old Chile-Head from the old country.