| State |
Year |
Candidate |
District |
Votes |
Percent |
| Alaska |
1994 |
Joni Whitmore |
at-large |
21,277 |
10.23% |
| Maine |
1992 |
Jonathan Carter |
2nd |
27,526 |
8.84% |
| New Mexico |
1997 |
Carol A. Miller |
3rd |
17,101 |
16.78% |
| Pennsylvania |
1998 |
William Belitskus |
5th |
17,734 |
15.13% |
| Washington |
2000 |
Joe Szwaja |
7th |
52,142 |
19.62% |
I got this Hot Sauce on Friday
November 30, 2001 at IKO IKO at
633 St.
Peter Street in New Orleans. The guy who sold it to me assured me that
it
was the hottest hot sauce he had ever tasted. It is the only bottle I
have
ever gotten that came with what appears to be a fire extinguisher. The
warning
chili on the neck says to use at your own risk.
P.S.: As of January 2004, I still
had most of the bottle. The
sad truth
of the matter is that it is MUCH too hot to flavor food you want to eat
with. I ended up giving
away that bottle of hot sauce to Cameron
Spitzer. Last time I checked, he hadn't consumed much of it either. It
really
was very spicy.
Another note: I visited New
Orleans again the Thanksgiving
before Katrina hit, and Iko Iko was gone. The woman who ran the new
store in the same space said I wasn't the only person who had come by
since she opened there looking for the previous tenant. On
that trip I got a bottle of orange hot sauce that claimed to be "hotter
than Louisiana politics." It was hot, but not too hot to flavor
food with.