Deb, Found this in the archives: Chile-Heads Digest Wednesday, October 22 1997 Volume 04 : Number 168 > i'd encourage you, and other CH's for that matter, to seek out the > harder to find variety labeled 'Salsa Kutbil-ik de Chile Habanero,' and > represented as an 'original mayan recipe.' it is HOT. rather than > being a very artificially-coloured concoction (enter the red and green > variety) the 'mayan recipe' has a very natural burnt-orange palour. i > can't begin to tell you how impressed and shocked i was with the heat > and full-tilt-boogie flavour of this stuff. this is not your father's > oldsmobile! anyone who hasn't found/tried it, i highly recommend > it to the point at which i'd even send a bottle to anyone who'd like one > (a couple 'o bucks would cover the sauce and postage). Myron Deb deForest wrote: > > Stopped by my local Mexican market Sunday and found a different El Yucateco > than I've had or seen before. It is labeled "XXXtra Hot Sauce" and "Salsa > Kutbil-ik de Chile Habanero". I've had the other El Yucs including hab > sauces but not this "XXXtra hot" one. It is color more orangish-brown than > the others. Is it new or have I just been missing out? Pretty good. I'm > not sure it rates 3 X's though. > It was $1.59 US/4 oz. (120 ml) > Deb > P.S. What does "Kutbil-ik" translate to in English? .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. Myron Menaker Daytona Beach FL USA myronm@bellsouth.net | \ / _\/_ .-'-. //o\ _\/_ -- / \ -- | /o\\ jgs^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^-=======-~^~^~^~~^~^~^~|~~^~^|^~` Canto ergo sum. | .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:. .:~*~:.