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Gigawatt Hot snack sticks

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  • deplorablenc1D deplorablenc1

    Bhouin1086 do you think seasoning is hot or the 5 pounds of fresh jalepenos you put in there? 🤣

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    deplorablenc1 tried it after setting in the fridge the heat tamed down quite a bit, think this seasoning would really benefit from high temp cheese, and I did not put 5 lbs of jalapeño I only put a quart and did not add the liquid from the jar

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      deplorablenc1 tried it after setting in the fridge the heat tamed down quite a bit, think this seasoning would really benefit from high temp cheese, and I did not put 5 lbs of jalapeño I only put a quart and did not add the liquid from the jar

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        deplorablenc1 tried it after setting in the fridge the heat tamed down quite a bit, think this seasoning would really benefit from high temp cheese, and I did not put 5 lbs of jalapeño I only put a quart and did not add the liquid from the jar

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        Bhouin1086 great information on the heat. I was just being smart when I said 5 lbs, it looked like alot of jalapenos in there. I guess I will put some of the Gigawatt in my next ordsr.

        I like the labels you put on your packages!

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          Bhouin1086 I like the labels also how did you do those?

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            Bhouin1086 I like the labels also how did you do those?

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            Rogers deplorablenc1 thay are return address labels I printed from the computer cheep and look awesome, makes it look professional

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              Rogers deplorablenc1 thay are return address labels I printed from the computer cheep and look awesome, makes it look professional

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              Bhouin1086 thanks for the info I will have to Try that, just getting into making snack sticks what is some of your favorite seasonings so far?so many out there.

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                Bhouin1086 All around great looking product and pics! I find that the Gigawatt is generally hot enough and doesn’t need any additional heat but sometimes I like to go crazy and add Hi Temp Ghost Pepper Cheese to it!

                It also saddens me that you can’t add the liquid from the jarred jalapenos, I like using that type of jalapeno so much more than fresh ones but that liquid will denature the proteins of the meat…maybe there is a way to balance out the pH so we could add that but not denature the proteins? The simplest way would probably be with a phosphate of some kind…This at least sounds like a good reason to make some hot snack sticks!

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                  Bhouin1086 All around great looking product and pics! I find that the Gigawatt is generally hot enough and doesn’t need any additional heat but sometimes I like to go crazy and add Hi Temp Ghost Pepper Cheese to it!

                  It also saddens me that you can’t add the liquid from the jarred jalapenos, I like using that type of jalapeno so much more than fresh ones but that liquid will denature the proteins of the meat…maybe there is a way to balance out the pH so we could add that but not denature the proteins? The simplest way would probably be with a phosphate of some kind…This at least sounds like a good reason to make some hot snack sticks!

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                  Jonathon you could always save the juice to make cannibal salad!!!

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                    Bhouin1086 thanks for the info I will have to Try that, just getting into making snack sticks what is some of your favorite seasonings so far?so many out there.

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                    Rogers I have tried the willies and gigawatt, tried the buffalo blue cheese wasn’t too impressed with it, the gigawatt has a nice heat, the willies has wonderful flavor, so far the willies is my favorite, has a good flavor that anyone can enjoy, if u like more heat use the gigawatt, I would recommend adding high temp cheese to the gigawatt think it would calm it down alot

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                      Rogers I have tried the willies and gigawatt, tried the buffalo blue cheese wasn’t too impressed with it, the gigawatt has a nice heat, the willies has wonderful flavor, so far the willies is my favorite, has a good flavor that anyone can enjoy, if u like more heat use the gigawatt, I would recommend adding high temp cheese to the gigawatt think it would calm it down alot

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                      Bhouin1086 OK I will have to try those thank you

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