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What is this?

When I was a kid, habaneros were used to punish me.
 

Which, in retrospect, was a fairly efficient way of creating both trauma and a very high tolerance for chili.
 

Years later, I started making my own habanero spread at home. Not as therapy. Just because I like spicy food, apparently more than I respect my own history.
 

I made a few jars.Friends tried it. They liked it.
They asked for more.

 

And because I’m a creative, I am physically incapable of just making a sauce and leaving it alone.

It needed a name.
Then a label.
Then a jar.
Then an identity.
Then, obviously, an entire story.

 

So I did what any emotionally well-adjusted designer would do:

I turned my trauma into a brand.

emne.mroue@gmail.com                                                  +9613741125                                                                                          Beirut, Lebanon

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