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2017 Hot Sauce Festival on August 20, 2017 -
Alesia Lani -
Bravado Spice Co. -
Crenshaw’s C6 Salsa -
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Mike and the Moonpies -
Mayor Steve Adler reads a proclamation -
Individual Special Variety Sauce First Place winner Christopher Camacho (left) with Mayor Steve Adler -
Commercial Bottlers Special Variety Sauce First Place winner Crenshaw’s C6 Salsa (center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
People’s Choice Second Place winner Yellowbird Foods (right) with Mayor Steve Adler -
People’s Choice Special Variety Sauce First Place winner Bravado Spice Co. (center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
Superfónicos -
People’s Choice First Place winner Mom’s Family Kitchen with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
Judges’ Choice First Place winner Mikey V’s Foods (right) with Mayor Steve Adler -
Individual Green Sauce First Place winner Ryan Kelly (center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
Restaurant Green Sauce First Place winner Noble Sandwich Co.(center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
Restaurant Red Sauce First Place winner Veracruz All Natural (center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
Individual Red Sauce First Place winner Dallas (R) with Mayor Steve Adler -
People’s Choice Pepper Sauce First Place winner Aztexan Pepper Company (center) with Mayor Steve Adler and Chronicle Food Editor Brandon Watson -
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Hatian Heat Spice -
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Judges at 2017 Hot Sauce Festival on August 20, 2017 -
Stellar Gourmet -
Kent’s Sauce
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