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Bigfoot Sauces

A variety of homemade sauces, including original, dill, cucumber, spicy hot, mango/pineapple (regular & spicy), wild raspberry, Cool Raspberry, green mango, Cool Green (among the ingredients are all-green vegetables), Mean Green (made from all-green vegetables and hot peppers), Devils Tower (green chilies, tomatillos, and lime), Wyoming Heat, Wyoming Double XL, and Really Mean.

“If you want to warm-up, try the Double XL or Really Mean,” says co-owner Ed Pacola, who notes that a friend loves Wyoming Heat, but wanted that particular sauce with a bit more punch to it. The result is the super-hot Double XL, made with ghost peppers. And an even hotter sauce is Really Mean.

The sauces can be used for grilling, marinating, and dipping; on pizzas and Mexican foods; and in pasta dishes, chili, and other foods. Bigfoot Sauces is named after Mr. Pacola’s nickname. “Friends started calling me Bigfoot when I worked as a logger some 20 years ago,” he says.

Where to buy:
Mercantile 307 in Hulett, Sundance Farmers’ Market, direct sales, and online orders through Facebook
Owners:
Deb and Ed Pacola
Location:
Sundance
Email:
debpacola@gmail.com or pacolaed@gmail.com
Phone:
307-281-1420

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Three jars of bbq sauces
Ed Pacola picked up the nickname ‘Bigfoot’ when he worked as a logger two decades ago. The name now graces the bottles of his homemade sauces, among them wild raspberry and spicy hot.