Truth: During college I always had a bottle of Tabasco and Pepto in my backpack. To you living in the South, face it, Texas Pete is vinegar with a very cute drop of hot.fastbilly1 wrote:Damn it Luke, if only I had looked at the site last night I would have brought the horror upon the forum.
I use to keep hotsauce in my car for this reason, hell in college I carried it with me on my backpack.
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Its funny, I take hotsauce hot, and jalapeno/chipotle hot like its nothing, but curry gets me every time (in more ways than one)Luke wrote:Truth: During college I always had a bottle of Tabasco and Pepto in my backpack. To you living in the South, face it, Texas Pete is vinegar with a very cute drop of hot.
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Jon Stewart goes BERZERK at Donald Trump for not understanding New York Pizza and how to eat it properly.
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I've lived in Texas my entire life, and I have never heard of "Texas Pete."Luke wrote:To you living in the South, face it, Texas Pete is vinegar with a very cute drop of hot.
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Probably because it is made in North Carolina.flamepanther wrote:I've lived in Texas my entire life, and I have never heard of "Texas Pete."Luke wrote:To you living in the South, face it, Texas Pete is vinegar with a very cute drop of hot.
People love it 'round these parts. To me there is no real heat to it, just salty colored vinegar.
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hmmm.... sounds and looks delicious. welcome to racketboy forum.
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A brick oven baked margherita pizza is a beautiful thing.
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Put some bacon, artichoke hearts, and feta on that and you have a real winner.
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