Got a jug (1.2LB) from Gator yesterday. You can find it in his bulk spices page.
Walking back home from the Post Office I decided I couldn't wait to open it. So I sat down on the patio of the Jamestown Merchantile (Cafe and only retail business in town). Opened up the package, then proceeded to open the jar. Know what happens to things that are packaged with an air tight seal at or near sea level then get shipped to 7,000 feet? Well pressure builds up in the container. I knew that but wasn't thinking about it. Well, turned the lid about a 1/2 turn and poof - chili powder on my shirt, shorts and face along with the table I was sitting at. Probably lost a tablespoon or so.
Back to the seasoning. Made burritos last night and used it in my seasoning. Have to report this stuff beats the pants off the chili powder I've been using and will be a mainstay in my house. Going to use it in a rub for Beef Ribs I'm cooking tomorrow. I heartily recommend it. And its cheaper in the Bulk jars, the same size as you see other spices sold at Costco.
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Haven't tried it yet, but after you saying is good, and coming from Sucklebusters I will. CF
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Yes good stuff....even without the opening drama ....good stuff.
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Dats, you should see what happens to a large bag of lays potato chips hauled from north central texas to wolf creek pass, my buddys new truck was not happy nor was he
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halfway through the large container, will second "good stuff".
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psst dave... happens at 5600 feet too. don't ask how i know. hahaha
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