IRWINDALE, California — A Southern California hot sauce plant that came under fire for its spicy odors is throwing open its doors to the public throughout chili harvest season, offering a whiff of excitement and perhaps a breath of fresh air in its relations with its neighbors.
Over the weekend, as many as 3,000 people are expected to visit the factory that makes Sriracha hot sauce in this eastern Los Angeles suburb. That's double the population of the city of Irwindale itself.
The factory has held its first open houses to kick off the chili harvest season this weekend, but intends to continue them every Saturday, except during Labor Day weekend, until the season ends in November. Read more...
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