DEFCON Creator said:What about submitting the sauces in the "other" category?
That's a thought, but then I wouldn't really be knowing if I won vs the real competition or not.
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DEFCON Creator said:What about submitting the sauces in the "other" category?
DEFCON Creator said:Hmmm, well, sometimes you must just accentuate the positive. A Scovie is a Scovie. Increased sales are increased sales.
kato said:T
The Scovie we won in 2001 was really great along with the fiery food challenge we won in 2000 They are great marketing tools as for categories we always enter the habanero hot sauce category are always a lot of fun to find where your product rates with other sauces
Mick
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DEFCON Creator said:I might as well go buy myself a large kettle for the sauce, I have a feeling I'm gonna need it. Got any ideas where to buy used kettles? Perferably noy more than 20-25 gallons.
If you were serious about the kettle, I have been doing some research in that area myself. I have come upon a few sites but the easiest to use is Equipement Exchange Company of America. They seem to have a wide range of sizes with pictures included. The site is www.eeclick.com
Phone 814-774-0888. I have been putting together my wish list but not quite at the stage to make a purchase. Anyway hope this helps.
tinner666 said:From the sounds of it, the Hurricane Goat Mash should be a winner. Haven't tried it yet, though. Frank
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Warms the very cockles, it does.
Can a Scovie possibly feel that good???