Spice supply

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poolq

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Sep 23, 2008
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Oswego, IL
I've been looking all over for a good source for spices. From what I've seen, Butcher & Packer has by far the lowest prices. What scares me though is they appear to be TOO LOW. As they say, "You get what you pay for". I don't mind paying a little more for quality but I'm certainly not adverse to saving some dough either. Can anyone vouch for their quality?
 
I ordered stuff from butcher packer and the service was great but I have never used their spices. I have used a lot of spices from Penzy's and was always very pleased with the quality. They have a lot of retail stores also and we love to go there. You can spend a lot of time walking around sniffing spices. Here is a link: http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/shophome.html
 
Just went to Penzys this weekend. Had to make a short day trip out of it. In the store they were very helpful. Only thing I have tried since we got back is the chocolate nd that was good.
 
I've ordered from here before: http://www.herbco.com/. On what I got, they had the best prices when I compared them to places like Penzeys and Spice Barn. I was very happy with the quality.

I wasn't sure if you were talking about spice blends for sausage, or the herbs/spices themselves?
 
Wow, these prices are very good if the quality is there. I've bookmarked this, and will give them a try.
 
I've bought from them for over 15 years now. They are in the Eastern Market area in downtown Detroit. Nothing to look at, but the amount of product they go through is amazing. Everything is very good. Try Central Michigan Butcher as well in Hartland Mi or Howell.

Good luck,
Ron
 
theres a place in Pekin Illinois called Excalibur.
they have excellant pricing but you have to be a business to purchase from them. they do sell a limited amount if items on amazon. other than that butcher packer is about the lowest and good quality.
 
Pendery's Spice in Dallas/Ft. Worth have excellent spices, rubs, herbs, etc. I have always been pleased with them. Great service, too!
 
Hi All,

If you have ethnic markets near you, a lot of times you can find very high quality spices for cheap. There are a couple of Mexican markets, 2 or 3 Asian markets, and an Indian market here in Des Moines, and all carry good stuff. Frankly, I don't buy spices from the grocery store anymore. Plus, it's a lot of fun to go to the ethnic markets and look around.

Just a thought. Good luck on the hunt!

Best,
Trout

Oh, The Sausage Maker also has a good list of spices. So if you don't have access to ethnic stores, they might be an option too.
 
Thank you for this one! They even allow local pickup are just a few miles from my house. Prices are even better than our local herb and natural foods stores.
 
I've had excellent luck with herbco.

Great selection, great prices, very good spices.

I've ordered twice now.
 
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+1 for Pendery's, I have used them for several years and am very pleased with their products and service. An online order generally ships same day or next day.

http://www.penderys.com/index.html


Good Luck
 
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