To: Uncle Ike
(Besides, Im naturally lazy, and Id much rather spend my off-work times here on FR than repackaging bulk goods... ;~))ROTFL.
Have you stored many spices? You'd be surprised how much spices would make a difference in hum-drum taste of food.
104 posted on
03/24/2008 6:32:56 AM PDT by
processing please hold
( "It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.")
To: processing please hold
” Have you stored many spices? “
Working on my third shoe-box full — the 2 fer $1 rack at Walmart is a godsend... (By the way, the ‘dried flaked onions’ in that rack are a better buy than ‘official’ dried ones.....
108 posted on
03/24/2008 6:38:04 AM PDT by
Uncle Ike
(Sometimes I sets and thinks, and sometimes I jus' sets.........)
To: processing please hold
Back again. I know I will never finish this thread!!! Do you freeze your spices. If so, do all spices freeze well. We have a local natural foods store that buys spices in bulk and sells them in sandwich bags at a ridiculously low price compared to chain stores. Most of the spices are $1.25 a bag. I place the bags in one of my larger pill bottles and put in the freezer, leaving just a small amount in a small pill bottle marked with a magic marker for everyday use. Do you know if that is an exceptable way to store them? I buy my yeast there in bulk at a very low price and keep that in the freezer and have done this for years with excellent results.
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