Chili Powder

Chilli Sauce is manufactured in mass-production factories, with steps such as boiling the tomatoes and removing the skin, then adding the peppers and onions, putting spices in a tie bag and adding them, then simmer it and adder vinegar until it's sweet enough.

it comes from mexico

Vinegar is not a replacement for chiili powder.

Cayenne pepper is however.

I would add more cream or cooling ingredients to the recipe. You can either just add additional ingredients, or to maintain the same texture, consistency, and taste (minus the excess heat), you can "double the recipe", but not add any additional chili powder. You can almost always refrigerate/freeze leftovers, give them to a friend, or invite an additional guest for dinner. In future explorations of this recipe, I would recommend starting with a very small amount of chili powder and tasting periodically as you cook. It is far easier to add more heat than take it away. Also, if you are worried about pleasing people with different tolerances in heat, it is advisable to use less chili powder in the recipe and offer it on the table as an additive for anyone who likes their food a little hotter.

Chili powder is ground chilis. A Southwest Rub will have ground chilis, but also pepper, salt and various other spices. You could use it but the taste will not be the same as chili powdre.

brick, red husk, red color

Not As Bitter as a sour cherry

I think yes actually because ir seems to mix with quite a lot of types of liquids example when you put it in tea as a prank it diss po lves they don't choke on the powder the same in curry so tes

Yes. Just as there are different varieties of apples, there are different types of hot peppers. Different varieties of peppers can be ground into powder.

Yes but you will get some nausea

Depends on your breed. My German Shepherds and Belgium Malinois, couldn't care less and act like it's slightly flavored (like a a bit of of their favorite).

If your pet reacts, generally, a moderate amount of bread and flushing their mouth thereafter with water (like 2-3 cc or mg -- it's the same) is emergency effective: Fill a syringe, w/o the the needle, and spray it against the roof of the dog's mouth (so it doesn't go down the wrong pipe).

If symptoms persist, beyond an hour or so, CALL your Vet. Besides "hot" the dog may be reacting to the substance. If there are any other signs of trauma, call your Vet NOW.

8 ounces to a cup

Yes, chili powder will work along with chili seeds, black pepper n such. Just sprinkle along where you see the activity but if outside you will have to do again after it rains. The powder of the chili n such others irritates the membranes in their eyes and nose even the skin when they come in contact with so when they come across they leave that area.

No, but children's modeling clay can. I used it once to fix a seam in a radiator that I had in an old car. I put the clay on the seam and covered it with foil. When my dad got around to fixing it he had problems getting my patch job off.

Not sure but I would guess sixteen. Considering sixteen ounces typically equals a pound. If your refering to Fluid Ounces (fl oz.) Then It depends on the type of chili powder.

no it has fish eggs in it

Although you can sprinkle chili powder on top of cold foods it is not wise to taste more than a small amount (1/4 teaspoon) on your tongue as the spicy peppers in the chili powder can burn.

It burns then until they die - and then it kills them !! dead !