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    Anyone purchased from here?

    http://www.spicesinc.com They seemed very nice when I called. The genuine kind of nice, not the "sucking up because I want your business" kind of nice.

    And helpful tips like, http://www.spicesinc.com/p-510-what-...what-meat.aspx
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    No, but when people answer, and can help, that is a BIG plus!!

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    • Munch
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      Munch commented
      July 8, 2015, 06:00 PM
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      Beth answered the phone. She said she is one of 3 people that do that. She also was familiar with the AR website. I figured that if folks here can spend less for a quality rub or sauce ingredient, they will have more left to spend on meat.
      Last edited by Munch; July 8, 2015, 06:33 PM.
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    I've only ordered from Penzys. I'll have to check them out. Thanks.

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      #4
      They were on my short list after some research but I ended up going to http://www.myspicesage.com/ based on some feedback from Pit members. High quality and very prompt delivery.

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      • Munch
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        Munch commented
        July 8, 2015, 06:38 PM
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        Spicesinc is 12 bucks cheaper per lb of ancho chile powder.
      • IrondeQuer
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        IrondeQuer commented
        July 8, 2015, 07:07 PM
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        Wow, that's big Munch. Go with SpicesInc. I don't think you'd go wrong.
      • Munch
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        Munch commented
        July 8, 2015, 08:05 PM
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        I just picked a spice for comparison. I've purchased from spicejungle.com in the past since they are in Michigan.
      #5
      Munch, I just placed a small order from SpicesInc and they accept PayPal which I like to use with a new company that I can't find much information about (other than their website) as I don't like to input credit card info online until I'm confident they are a legit/trustworthy company and their credit card system is secure. I never give credit card info over the phone...that's just me being extra safe. And their prices are very good...up to 40-50% lower than Penzeys for the items I checked. I imagine that Penzeys prices are higher partly because they produce catalogues (I get one with every order) and they have brick & mortar stores.

      Edit to add a big thank-you for mentioning this place.
      Last edited by fuzzydaddy; July 11, 2015, 01:18 PM.

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        #6
        Thanks I will definitely be ordering from them!

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          #7
          Plan to order some Ancho soon for my brisket rub.

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            #8
            Here is my spicesinc order that just came in... also got a BUNCH of dried chilies so I can make a proper chili and some enchilada sauce -- everything came in less than a week... these guys are doing a great job I think

            Click image for larger version Name: spicesincorder.jpg Views: 80 Size: 54.2 KB ID: 97420

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            • fuzzydaddy
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              fuzzydaddy commented
              July 17, 2015, 01:46 PM
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              My first order arrived quickly too. See you got the 1st order free pepper! I think they are going to replace Penzeys for me just fine.
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            Took 3 days for mine. I like how they smartly double seal the bags. I didn't buy anything in jars. Pardon what may be considered "blasphemy" (because I like MMD) but I'm going to try their Pork Stank Rub on a rack tomorrow. MMD the rest. 😁
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