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Nov 8, 2016
With 7 days to go to first delivery there is one important thing missing
So we are just 7 days away from the delivery of the very first ChilliBOM hot sauces box, stress levels have been high, but I have been very pleased with myself on how planned I have been. Lining up deliveries of the first 3 hot sauces (which are all awesome, by the way) as well as the various bit and pieces that are going into the boxes…but there is one thing still missing…the box itself.
Oct 6, 2016
Let me tell you about my first time…I was 8
Yes, that’s right I ate my first chilli when I was 8 and I credit, or blame, depending on your point of view, my Grandfather and my Uncles.
My grandparents lived in suburban Hurstville in Sydney and my grandfather maintained a large home vegetable garden in his backyard supplying vegetables to the extended family. He mainly grew pumpkin and potatoes but he also had figs, zucchini, peas, mint, parsley, broad beans, eggplant and hiding by itself in the top corner was a chilli plant.