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Gift ideas?

Hello there!
I am in a secret santa thing and the person I drew is really into making hot sauce. Any suggestions for possible gift ideas? He grows his own peppers, that's all I really know.
Thanks in advance for any help!
 
Depending on the budget, a pH meter .....or.....(it's about $90 but Worth It!) a Thermapen digital thermometer. 
 
 
A set of Odd-ball teaspoon measurements (2 teaspoons, smidge, 1/2 Tbsp, etc) in Stainless Steel  ~$15
SS funnel set
Some Chile Pepper Anodyne (google it)
small pack (20 sheets?) of 8-up Avery label stock and a bundle of shrink bands
 
 
A gallon of Alaska Fish Fertilizer and a big spray bottle of Aphid Killer
 
 
Let us know what you decide and how it turns out, it sounds like fun-
 
I'd go with seeds,Fish Ferts as suggested above(can't go wrong,ALASKA not the urea one by Liquinox),Add to the Fish the PURE Seaweed Extract.
GREAT combo in general.

Person probably already has sauces etc. that they like.

If the person grows Hydro or indoors,new toys might be cool-Bulbs or whatever.

Probably already has PH etc. stuff.
Might need a guage if they use test strips for canning.
Maybe Shrink strips,bottles and caps might be cool too.

I'd go with seeds (gift thing from Judy, Rainbow seeds or wherever).
SEEDS are a no miss in general...
Seeds gift trip would rock my boat for sure.
Gift thing,let them choose the seeds...They CAN get something they REALLY wanted but wouldn't pay the price for out of their pocket.
A gift is free $,so they WILL buy stuff the thought was too expensive to buy with their $.
BUT it is something they REALLY wanted.

IF the secret Santa leads to you,you will be their go to person forever in all things pepper. :)
 
it's a topical wash for skin that has been exposed to capsaicinoids.  Blast of steam from a pressure cooker, processing fresh chiles,..that type of thing. 
 
The 'Kid and I came across this at the NM chilefest last March.  He put a couple drops of Pure Evil on his forearm while at our booth.
Used the Anodyne and it worked perfectly. 
 
salsalady said:
it's a topical wash for skin that has been exposed to capsaicinoids.  Blast of steam from a pressure cooker, processing fresh chiles,..that type of thing. 
 
The 'Kid and I came across this at the NM chilefest last March.  He put a couple drops of Pure Evil on his forearm while at our booth.
Used the Anodyne and it worked perfectly.
That's a crazy invention very practical
 
salsalady said:
it's a topical wash for skin that has been exposed to capsaicinoids.  Blast of steam from a pressure cooker, processing fresh chiles,..that type of thing. 
 
The 'Kid and I came across this at the NM chilefest last March.  He put a couple drops of Pure Evil on his forearm while at our booth.
Used the Anodyne and it worked perfectly. 
Can you eat it? :)
 
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