I've never been a Cholula guy for some reason. Unpopular opinion but I severely dislike Sriracha. Frank's has great flavor, just wish it had even a hint of heat.
Only thing tabasco is good for is bloodys. It's acceptable for raw oysters if that's the only option, but far from preferred. Cholula for all food except oysters -- then it's Louisiana or Crystal.
Maybe it's a texture or consistency thing? Also, to be more specific, Chili Garlic Cholula is the best on eggs. Goddamn it's good.
Tabasco goes great with white chicken chili (r/oddlyspecifc). It's also good on pizza but Texas Pete is my go to there.
I’m sure it’s an unpopular take. But I just don’t think cholula is very good. We put yellow bird on most everything though. That and los calientes rojo
Louisiana and Bufalo are my go to’s. Bufalo is harder to find, it’s on Amazon and also most Latin markets
I eat a lot of the green El Yucateco habanero sauce. I’ll just put it on tortilla chips as a snack. George likes his chicken spicy.
Missouri having college teacher up there surprises me. Either they have an assload of higher education or very few immigrants
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/car-insurance/worst-drivers-by-city/ Key Takeaways The data Forbes Advisor collected and analyzed reveals clear trends about which cities have the most dangerous drivers. Albuquerque, New Mexico, tops the list of cities with the worst drivers, followed by Memphis, Tennessee; Detroit, Michigan; Tucson, Arizona; and Kansas City, Missouri. Three of the top 15 cities with the worst drivers are located in Texas, including Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio. Three of the top 10 cities with the best drivers are located in California, including San Francisco, Oakland and San Diego. Memphis, Tennessee has the highest number of fatal car accidents involving a drunk driver (7.5 per 100,000 city residents) and Albuquerque, New Mexico has the highest number of fatal car accidents involving a distracted driver (5.42 per 100,000 city residents).
Can't find the, "What state should I move to?" thread. Do not move to AR, but you probably already knew that
The multicultural history of the United States is evident from maps of the country. French, English, Spanish, Hawaiian, and Algonquian are just a handful of the languages you would need to speak in order to understand the literal meanings of every American place name. Fortunately you don’t need to be a polyglot to read a U.S. map like a book; just take a take a look at the graphic below for the English translations of capital city and state names.
I assumed it was a place that existed. didn't care enough to look it up, and wouldn't have guessed it was an island off the tip of France.
Wisconsin is definitely every #Green Bay Packers fan role-playing as their personal hero, Aaron Rodgers.
Given how I feel about my wife and her team look in roller derby gear, I need to move to one of these states.
You could probably have sex with her in the gear and not have to move. Unless it’s illegal where you live to fuck in sports gear and in that case I just wouldn’t tell anyone y’all do it.