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Interesting.........it would also need to be cooked in a liquid to rehydrate it.

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Dean Jacobs Spicy Garlic Seasoning, Grinder Jars

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Garlic, Sea Salt, Chilies.

I like to adjust it to a course grind. I have the one without the salt just garlic and chilies (I couldn't find a pic of that one).



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That's pretty cool. I've never seen that around here. Do you get it at TJ's or regular grocery store?

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Homecook wrote:
That's pretty cool. I've never seen that around here. Do you get it at TJ's or regular grocery store?

I got mine at Stop and Shop. I did get an Everyday Seasoning Grinder from TJ's. It has mustard seed, garlic, sea salt, peppercorns in it among other things which I can't recall all of what in there at the moment.


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So those things are actual grinders? I've never seen those before, but I don't spend much time in the spice aisle either. Do you reuse them when empty or throw them out?

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So those things are actual grinders? I've never seen those before, but I don't spend much time in the spice aisle either. Do you reuse them when empty or throw them out?

You throw them out. they can't be opened. BUT I have used a screw driver and pliers to pry the top off so I could make my own spice blend with other spices and put it in my own grinder. LOL


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Good thinking, Peeps. It seems like such a waste just to chuck it.

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Good thinking, Peeps. It seems like such a waste just to chuck it.

Yes but thats how they make the money. Like disposable liters and such. I guess it's the convenience. I buy some of them to add to my spice blends and sometimes I just want to try a blend before I commit to buying the spices to blend then find I don't like it. I have a bunch of large and small grinders with many different blends. Mom gave me a spices rack with 12 grinders years ago. Now I use the grinders to experiment. LOL


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