Chuck Demas wrote: >That's the one with the wooden cap, IIRC. Not bad, but not all that hot, >and I decided the packaging was better than the sauce. The wooden cap >definitely makes it distinctive, but I wasn't very impressed with it. I >think I'd prefer Tobasco, and I'm not a big Tobasco fan. The one with the wooden cap is Cholula, a piquin sauce that I like for breakfast on eggs. You're right, not very hot. It is one of the vinegary ones (my tongue likes them on some things, eggs being one). I like it much better than Tabasco sauce, probably because I prefer piquins to tabasco chiles. The ingredient list on Cholula is different than that which green posted for Cocula, too. I have a vague memory of Cocula having turned up on a Tex Mex restaurant table sometime in my past, but have no recall of the flavor...makes me think I may not have had a reason to remember it, perhaps...or it could just be the dreaded CRS disease flaring up (Can't Remember S--t). Green, have you tried your economy bottle yet? Deb in Houston