[Food] spice drops

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maffew

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ferring seagull said:

Thanks to BG for starting this thread and to Maffew for his research.
I have ordered a sample of 10 vials of those available for £6.00, including carriage, from Holy Lama. You can choose any 10 from those available !
Each vial contains 10 drops so a reasonable sample given the small amount required as per Maffew's post.
It just seems a way to enjoy much fresher flavours than the jars some of which are past it.

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Thats well cheap, do let us know if they are any good

 

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Do you people not sleep.?

 

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clapham_gull said:

Sainsburys apparently

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BensGrandad said:

Waitrose in Burgess Hill do not sell them.

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When you ask for advice, it helps to read the answers.

https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp...rops-natural-extract--garam-masala-spices-5ml

 

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Poyningsgull said:

Do you people not sleep.?

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Sleeping is for wimps (insomnia is a bitch but it does mean I get to read more and listen to more music/watch snooker than mere mortals )

 

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maffew said:

googled it too, yeah they seem potent, Nigella Lawson seems a fan
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If it's good enough for nigella..........

 

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AmexRuislip said:

You'll probably find spice drops are more concentrated than your usual dry herbs, so I'd use them sparingly.
My wife sometimes uses gravy Browning, just to add that extra ooomph, the slightest slip of the hand and you're eating dark brown sludge.


I cannot believe I'm talking to BG about culinary advice on a footy forum

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In the small hours, too. What I'd like to know is what is BG cooking at half midnight? I recon it is savoury hash cakes.

 

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Harry Wilson's tackle said:

In the small hours, too. What I'd like to know is what is BG cooking at half midnight? I recon it is savoury hash cakes.

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Or even though those special brownies, topped with ground sanatogen and Prozac

 

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Is there a 'Ben's Grandad Appreciation Society' ? I wish to join.

 

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Brighton Lines said:

Is there a 'Ben's Grandad Appreciation Society' ? I wish to join.

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Yes there is,.... but only one member SIMMO SAYS

 

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Thunder Bolt said:

When you ask for advice, it helps to read the answers.

https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp...rops-natural-extract--garam-masala-spices-5ml

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Sainsburys in Haywards Heath do not have them hence I tried Waitrose in BHill. Funny things is I didnt think to try Waitrose in HH