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It looks like the ban has been lifted. I just received 3 bags of
sichuan peppercorns from the CMC company http://www.thecmccompany.com |
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I guess you would prefer a post like this:
It looks like the ban has been lifted. I just received 3 bags of sichuan peppercorns. Good luck finding the site. Oct 2003 10:27:46 -0500, Chris Dieckmann wrote: In article , says... It looks like the ban has been lifted. I just received 3 bags of sichuan peppercorns from the CMC company http://www.thecmccompany.com Rot in hell, spam artist. |
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I tried ordering from them last month and they said they were out of
stock. I guess it's possible they found a supplier with old stock. The peppers weren't very numbing. On Fri, 17 Oct 2003 00:30:18 -0500, Chris Dieckmann wrote: In article , says... I guess you would prefer a post like this: It looks like the ban has been lifted. I just received 3 bags of sichuan peppercorns. Good luck finding the site. The ban has not been lifted. Any spice company, Asian market, or eBay seller (yes, you can find them there, too) selling them is drawing from stock prior to -at least- early 2002, probably older. So what you're buying, essentially, is 2 year-old spice. |
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Chris Dieckmann wrote
The ban has not been lifted. I've seen sichuan peppercorn infused oil on sale, which would be better than nothing. (I believe the ban is due to critters in the peppercorns, which would not make their way into the oil!) |
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