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    i like ther tobasco sauce with chipolte. sho is good!
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    i still cant get paste the idea of a sauce named Texas pete thats made in winston salem north carolina

    my favorite
    in spanish isle of any store stuf called Tapatio
    then i like Lousisiana

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    texas pete hotter than hot is really good!
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    I really like the Franks Chili Lime Sauce. Anything much hotter than that for me and the back end doesn't do so well the next day.
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    tobasco is very good

    texas pete is ok
    choluliu is good
    but my 2 favorites are made on the outer banks of NC
    they are Chilli Peppers and Tartugas Lie...never had Franks but these two cant be beat

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    Tabasco.

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    Hard to beat lemon and ketchup...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tenntodd View Post
    Hard to beat lemon and ketchup...

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    Tobasco for eggs

    Frank's or louisiana for pork BBQ

    Cholula is great..

    Cajun Chef red hot sauce on fried fish is awesome (but mild)

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