Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb

"J.B. Bobbitt" wrote in message
...
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb


www.theingredientstore.com
more to the point, 2 kinds to choose from
http://www.theingredientstore.com/ge...900/index5.htm

Lots of good stuff here are very reasonable prices.

"J.B. Bobbitt" wrote in message
...
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb

I get mine at http://www.pureandnaturalspices.com/catalog/catalog/ for 2.99
a jar. I've been pleased with the quality, prices, and quick shipment.

J. B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb


I've been very happy with the prices, service, and especially the
quality of spices and herbs from http://www.penzeys.com/

Jim

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,

If there's an Armenian market nearby, check them out.

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On 25-Sep-2005, wrote:

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,

If there's an Armenian market nearby, check them out.

--
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their families:
http://saluteheroes.org/ & http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

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Somebody already posted Penzey's as a source. There is also Penderey's which
is almost a mirror image of Penzey's and somewhat cheaper. Both are reliable
sources for quality spices and both have extensive catalogs. For pepper products
specifically, look at Sweet Freedom Farm. (http://www.sweetfreedomfarm.com)
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Thanks all. I always know I can count on this group.

-jbb

On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 14:20:11 -0700, J.B. Bobbitt
wrote:

Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb


I use Santa Cruz Red Chili powder from the Sonoran Desert in lieu of
Paprika and it gives it a unique flavor and a mild burn. It is available
in just about every grocery store in Tucson and Phoenix but did find one
online retailer for you here...
http://www.sunlandimports.com/page/1...Gourmet/200101
We don't pay $5 for it here in ths stores so you may want to find a
cheaper outlet by emailing the farm directly.
http://www.santacruzchili.com/contactus.html

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 10:55:26 GMT, "Brick"
wrote:


On 25-Sep-2005, wrote:

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,

If there's an Armenian market nearby, check them out.

--
Nick.

Somebody already posted Penzey's as a source. There is also Penderey's which
is almost a mirror image of Penzey's and somewhat cheaper. Both are reliable
sources for quality spices and both have extensive catalogs. For pepper products
specifically, look at Sweet Freedom Farm. (http://www.sweetfreedomfarm.com)

I understand those two [separate], businesses are operated by the same
family - Penderey's being the kids of the Penzey's.

Harry

"Harry Demidavicius" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 10:55:26 GMT, "Brick"
wrote:


On 25-Sep-2005, wrote:

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,

If there's an Armenian market nearby, check them out.

--
Nick.

Somebody already posted Penzey's as a source. There is also Penderey's
which
is almost a mirror image of Penzey's and somewhat cheaper. Both are
reliable
sources for quality spices and both have extensive catalogs. For pepper
products
specifically, look at Sweet Freedom Farm.
(http://www.sweetfreedomfarm.com)

I understand those two [separate], businesses are operated by the same
family - Penderey's being the kids of the Penzey's.

Harry

Actually, The Spice House are parents of Penzey's I think, or the other way
around. Both are in the Milwaukee area. I grew up there and used to LOVE
to go into The Spice House because it smelled so good.

kili

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 22:21:53 GMT, "kilikini"
wrote:



Actually, The Spice House are parents of Penzey's I think, or the other way
around. Both are in the Milwaukee area. I grew up there and used to LOVE
to go into The Spice House because it smelled so good.

kili


Great place. I was at the Chicago location this morning with Gwiv. He
had a special batch of his rub made up for him. I bought cumin, black
pepper, Sichuan peppers, oregano, and a couple of other spices to
round out my collection.

www.thespicehouse.com They will custom blend for you too.

Bruce

On 25-Sep-2005, Harry Demidavicius wrote:

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 10:55:26 GMT, "Brick"
wrote:


On 25-Sep-2005, wrote:

J.B. Bobbitt wrote:
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,

If there's an Armenian market nearby, check them out.

--
Nick.

Somebody already posted Penzey's as a source. There is also Penderey's which
is almost a mirror image of Penzey's and somewhat cheaper. Both are reliable
sources for quality spices and both have extensive catalogs. For pepper products
specifically, look at Sweet Freedom Farm. (http://www.sweetfreedomfarm.com)

I understand those two [separate], businesses are operated by the same
family - Penderey's being the kids of the Penzey's.

Harry

Interesting! I'd like to hear how mom and pop feel about their kids undercutting them
by about 20%.
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"Brick" wrote in message

Interesting! I'd like to hear how mom and pop feel about their kids
undercutting them
by about 20%.

Mom and Pop are probably laughing all the way to the bank wondering why
those kids are selling so cheap. Penzy's is great stuff, but you do pay a
premium for it. Not only are they top of the line spice merchants, they are
slick marketers.

J. B. Bobbitt wrote:
Thanks all. I always know I can count on this group.

-jbb

On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 14:20:11 -0700, J.B. Bobbitt
wrote:

Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb

One mo http://www.rlschreiber.com
I use them for a number of spices, blends(give the "Season 36" a try;
made with 36 ingredients), as well as their soup bases. They 'might'
even have a distributor in your area, who can deliver to your door.

Pierre

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"J.B. Bobbitt" wrote in message
...
Hi all;

I just went to Costco to stock up on rub indgredients, &tc. I sadly
discovered that they no longer carry paprika. I used to buy the
roughly quart-sized container for $3-$4, as opposed to $4-$5 for the
small spice container at Safeway.

Any good ideas for cheap spices and other rub ingrediants?

Thanks a heap,
-jbb


www.theingredientstore.com
more to the point, 2 kinds to choose from
http://www.theingredientstore.com/ge...900/index5.htm

Lots of good stuff here are very reasonable prices.



Ed, do you order your Prague Powder or Tenderquick online or do you find it
locally?

Jack