Photos from NYC Hot Sauce Expo 2015
Here’s a slideshow collection of photos Marilyn took while at the NYC Hot Sauce Expo in Brooklyn, NY on April 25th.
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Good times!
This past weekend was the 19th Annual Bowers Chile Pepper Festival. My sources say there were between 12,000 – 14,000 visitors this year! For the first time in the past 5 years we missed attending… Thankfully, our good friend Captain Jim Kirk of Captain Jim’s Sauces was there and graciously agreed to share his pictures…
Averaging 52 Wings Per Player in 75 Minutes I first wrote about this Iowa High School Soccer Team that planned to eat 1500 wings in one sitting back in April, in a Hot Sauce Sundaes post. They planned to meet at the King’s Pointe Regatta Grille and pull this stunt off. King’s Pointe is a…
Peppers at the Beach ended with a whimper on Sunday, as only a handful of vendors returned for the last day. The crowd turn-out was moderate, but it was anticlimactic. Also, our good friends Al “Buddah” and Scott Roberts had to head out very early to make their way home. We had a great time…
April 20th – 21st, 2013. East River State Park, Brooklyn The 1st Annual New York City Hot Sauce Expo will be a celebration of the city’s culturally diverse love of all things spicy and hot. We are really excited about what might become the biggest hot sauce show on the East Coast. We’ll be there…
A Rooster takes a Farmer to court. Who will win? Huy Fong Foods is finally getting it’s day in court. The maker of the iconic Sriracha Sauce with the rooster on the label, and bright green cap, is suing it’s long time pepper grower Underwood Ranches for $1.46 million. Underwood Ranches is counter-suing Huy Fong…
Huy Fong Foods, makers of the venerable Sriracha Sauce – also called “Rooster Sauce” because of the iconic Rooster on the plastic squeeze bottle, are making the news at their brand new Irwindale, CA plant. Odors are causing an uproar in the community. Sriracha maker Huy Fong Foods new plant making a stink in Irwindale…