Press for Ashley Food Co.

World’s hottest wing sauce! Sudbury, MA. November 2005.  Ashley Foods, maker of 357 MAD DOG hot sauce, “World’s hottest hot sauce” has responded to demands for a stoked-up Wing sauce with 357 EXTREME WING SAUCE, “World’s hottest wing sauce”. This wing sauce possesses heat from Hell for the wildest heat-freak but can be tempered for more civilized folk by mixing it with any favorite sauce or marinade. Chile peppers, smooth butter flavor, and mellow beer buds, the ingredients are fresh, natural and preservative-free, a rich vermillion color, silky smooth in texture. 357 EXTREME WING SAUCE is hand-crafted in small batches ...

Sudbury, MA (PRWEB) October 20, 2004 -- ASHLEY FOOD COMPANY is premiering the latest brainchild of JOE PERRY, lead guitarist for Aerosmith - exotic MANGO-PEACH TANGO hot sauce, joining his hit 'Rock Your World BONEYARD BREW hot sauce. Available online and in quality food venues, along with 14 award-winning sauces in the Ashley Foods line.

Joe Perry: Keeping It Hot Considering the number of blues-based riffs that drive so many Aerosmith songs--and even the country elements that creep in every now and then--it’s not all that surprising that the band members’ affection for Southern culture extends deeply into the region’s often spicy cuisine. Guitarist Joe Perry says that for years now, the band has taken boxes of hot sauce on the road, noting that it even maintains a short-list of key barbecue restaurants across the U.S. Yet Perry has taken that love to a whole new--and pretty unique--level for one of the world’s biggest rock...

Dedham, Massachusetts (PRWEB) August 13, 2003 - Bob Weir, a founding member of the renowned band The Grateful Dead, has joined forces with the Ashley Food Company of Dedham, Ma., to develop, manufacture, distribute and market Weir's line of exotic cooking sauces. On breaks from touring Weir created the and Otherworld cooking sauces. Both are packed in custom black glass bottles with psychedelic labeling and the legendary Grateful Dead's distinctive lightning bolts molded in the sides. They're collectible in their own right and are finding many interesting careers in their "empty" afterlife.