Perez Pepper Sauce by Chris Perez is a great hot sauce
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He created different types of awesome hot sauces like for example a regular hot sauce and a green sauce. I loved it! One christmas, my cousins had gotten me the hot sauce. Chris signed the bottle as he did for all who purchased the products. Chris is a man of many talents and hot sauce maker is one of the other of Chris' talents. With the sauces there was a shirt that came with it.
Chris is a master of sauces as well being a guitarist for Selena y Los Dinos. I can not say enough positive things about him and his talents.
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