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Cooking & Baking

kozar

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6. If you live near a Savalot,

Reply to Trueblue Texan (Original post)

Wed Dec 4, 2024, 08:31 AM

Dec 4

They sell garlic/herb seasoning, 1 dollar .
It's been my go to for years, a bit peppery, a bit of garlic.
It's also easier, than buying all the different bottles of spices.

Koz

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I think it is a good time to stock up on those spices you use heavily ... [View all] Trueblue Texan Nov 30 OP

Spices lose their flavor pretty quickly, so buying in bulk doesn't make sense Ocelot II Nov 30 #1

I've had some of my spices for years... Trueblue Texan Dec 4 #7

I always buy my spices online from Penzey's .... a SERIOUSLY Democratic support company!! BComplex Nov 30 #2

Most of my holiday gifts will come from there Phentex Dec 1 #4

Great idea!! BComplex Dec 1 #5

I buy a lot from Penny's but some spices, like chili powder... Trueblue Texan Dec 4 #8

A return to the Middle Ages black pepper TexLaProgressive Nov 30 #3

If you live near a Savalot, kozar Dec 4 #6

My go to spice blend is the no-salt seasoning at Costco... Trueblue Texan Dec 4 #9

I used to, kozar Dec 4 #10