By: Joe & Linda on May 12, 2006- 5:10 am
No, we’re not joking. This is an idea for a bottle #1 of Dick Cheney’s Pepper Shot. Here’s the offer:
Bottle number one in the limited edition is being set aside for a special price of $125,000, which includes the “Hunting Camp Excursion”. Basically they’ll set up a barbecue for you and 125 of your friends anywhere in the USA. They’ll hand out orange-colored hunting vests for everyone, and serve up some really good grub.
Even the bottles for $49.50 are pushing the edge of the envelope for a company who hasn’t established themselves yet with their collectibles. Still, we wish them the best of luck and hope they sell a bunch of hot sauce.
By the way…does anyone have $125,000 we can borrow?? 
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Nothing against Nandos but I don’t get it. Is/was this a wet hot sauce that’s been dehydrated or simply a mixture of dry spices that “could be” hot sauce?
Comment fired by MSK — March 30, 2006- 1:35 am
It looks like dehydrated versions of their stable of sauces. Probably a step up from Mrs. Dash seasonig mix, but by how much is the question….
Comment fired by Joe & Linda — March 30, 2006- 6:18 am
I have a problem with this, I suppose I could come out with liquid salt & pepper. I could do it by adding black pepper extract to soy sauce or a very salty LA style hot sauce. But then it’s a sauce, not a spice it’s just someones brilliant (not) marketing idea that misses the boat. If it’s not good enough to compete in the arena of what it is, don’t try at all. Nothing against the rest of the company, they have some great sauces. This however is a spice blend. I suppose the could have called it Un-Sauce! LOL
Comment fired by CaJohn — March 30, 2006- 9:51 am
Again…Nothing against Nandos, but I find this this reclassification of hot sauce an alarming trend. Like CaJohn, I would be hard pressed to accept this type of marketing. By all means, a company needs to employ unique ideas to compete, BUT…if it’s Grindable it’s a dry spice. If it’s Hot Sauce, it’s wet and should not be dummied down.
Comment fired by MSK — March 30, 2006- 11:50 am
This is also NOT true- although she is a small company, Beth Boyd from Bayou Traders has been marketing this grinder top sprinkle for awhile now. Without a doubt, it is the best spice additive I’ve ever tried, and mind you, I’ve tried a few
I’ve been encouraging here for some time now to take it commercial as it is a heck of an idea- as evidenced that one of the ‘big boys’ has hit upon it.
Comment fired by Jim Campbell- Mild to Wild® — March 30, 2006- 4:39 pm
Jim…I’ve not doubt the product is good. I certainly can’t say it’s bad because I’ve not tried it. I just don’t agree with calling it hot sauce. To me it’s like calling used cars “Pre-Owned” Vehicles. No matter which way one looks at it, it’s still used cars.
Does this mean I have to sleep in the truck when I visit you…LOL
Comment fired by MSK — March 30, 2006- 6:31 pm
That’s pretty funny. “Grindable” hot sauce. That’s rich.
Comment fired by chuk hell — March 31, 2006- 1:20 pm