@mama-pepper!In fact, I've brought some back each of the three times that I have gone to Mexico on this trip. Though "elotes" is the Spanish name for these down in Mexico, they are also commonly called "Corn in a Cup" in English. Elotes is also used as a name for a whole roasted corn on the cob prepared a similar way, but we prefer the cup, which would technically be called an "Elote en Vaso."
This is another one of those excellent dishes that we have enjoyed while travelling that when we try to reproduce it ourselves, although it is incredibly delicious, it is never quite as good as the original. For those who want to attempt it though, here is the recipe.
When these ingredients are added together, it creates a very interesting blend of flavors. Each street vendor uses different amounts, so I'd recommend "making the recipe your own" and seeing what amounts of the ingredients work best for you. Many vendors even offer a super spicy "pica" version of the chili sauce and a regular one as well.
Needless to say, 
@papa-pepper and here's the proof:
proof-of-elotes
