Kinder's Santa Maria with Cracked Pepper & Herbs Large 10 Ounce 38% off sale at Amazon

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Chris_in_SoCal

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This was in a recent thread but was kind of burried with all that is going on. I wanted to punch it up because it is an amazing seasoning that you will not likely find in any store. I bought a bottle from Amazon and love it. I noticed a few days ago that they have it for 38% off ($7.99 each) so I bought three more. I have no idea how long it will last but get it while you can.

Kinder's Santa Maria with Cracked Pepper & Herbs Large 10 Ounce 38% off sale at Amazon

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Weird that they say 38% off=$7.99 I buy it at Costco for less than $9.00 for the same size, granted they don't always have it when you want it. I can't stand when Amazon inflates prices, then calls it a sale, they do it all the time.
I still order two bottles to make it through winter, until their next latest greatest rub comes out in the spring. :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: :emoji_laughing:
 
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I'll have to pass on that.
I looked at the ingredients. Garlic is second on the list.
Probably the only person on the forum that absolutely hates garlic.
 
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I generally can’t or shouldn’t use anything with salt as the first ingredient. How far off would the taste be if I made my own with a significantly reduced salt component? Not Santa Maria anymore?
 
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I generally can’t or shouldn’t use anything with salt as the first ingredient. How far off would the taste be if I made my own with a significantly reduced salt component? Not Santa Maria anymore?

It would still be Santa Maria BBQ. If you have to watch your salt intake you have to.
 
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