The Secret World of Tapatio Sauce

[MagicNinja]

Does anyone have conclusive evidence that proves where the tapatio sauce (delicious on many foods including eggs, salads, etc) that comes with commerce / bellagio / insert good hotel room service goes?

One well known 2+2er seems to think there is a team of elves that secretely refill the bottles from a huge tapatio vat in the back of commerce. Presumably there are vats for other sauces; tomato; tabasco; etc. I think this is retarded but if they are throwing the sauce out, this also seems pretty retarded. Is my room service so expensive because I am buying a bottle of 3 different condiments every time?

Perplexed,
Martin

[daryn]

i think cholula is a little better than tapatio

[Dan BRIGHT]

I submit that the man hours for refilling the bottles is more costly than simply purchasing new bottles (and or, passing off barely touched + not used bottles as new), so as a result, every bottle received will be unused (new).

[The Stranger]

they wouldn't be hard to refill if you pull out the little regulator thing at the mouth of the bottle.

[daryn]

do they come sealed?

[The Stranger]

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do they come sealed?

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well, every food product does at the time its sold.

But if you go to your local diner or whatever, the Tapatio at the table is never going to be sealed.

[MagicNinja]

in room service the bottle is sealed.

[MagicNinja]

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I submit that the man hours for refilling the bottles is more costly than simply purchasing new bottles (and or, passing off barely touched + not used bottles as new), so as a result, every bottle received will be unused (new).

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This is my opinion too, obviously. We seem to agree on some curious topics my friend.

[canis582]

Where can I buy these slightly used bottles? Im almost out of tapatio.

[El Diablo]

MN,

The sealed bottles are new. When your room service is taken away, if opened they either get thrown away or taken home by staff.

For bigger bottles, there is all manner of refilling technology out there. See examples here: Ketchup refilling