Starting from Scratch: How a Vietnamese Hot Sauce Came to America
Vinh did not make it onto one of the American helicopters evacuating Saigon.
moreVinh did not make it onto one of the American helicopters evacuating Saigon.
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moreHot sauce has been around for a while. Like since-7000-BC-awhile.
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moreHow did we get here?
moreFirst though, the story of how the Whalebone Hot Sauce Co. x Señor Lechuga came to be.
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morePass the milk.
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