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On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 3:07 pm
by UMclassof2002
It's been a while since I've posted...again.

Things pick up at work and I find myself without the copious bored time that I have usually when there's nothing going on. That's my post-writing time.

Today, I'd like to talk about spices. It's been what has been engulfing my life for the past 72 hours or so.

While trying to clean/organize my kitchen the other day, I found that I have a terrible mess by my stove. There were just these random containers and stuff everywhere. I lost so much precious counter space (there wasn't much to begin with) with all those containers stacked up, ready to topple over.

So, I got online, ready to find a solution to all my problems. And then I found these:

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They're great! Each canister has a magnet on the bottom, so I just stick them to the side of my fridge. Now I have an arsenal of spices still somewhat within arm's reach, and taking up absolutely no counter space. All problems are solved.

Speaking of spices, I splurged a little and bought organic spices the other day. Now, I've been told that organic spices have more kick than their complementary non-organic versions. So, for today's lunch, I packed up some chicken grilled with a bunch of spices - I don't even remember which ones - and some haricot verts a l'anglaise on the side. Anyways, they're no kidding - these organic spices are soooo much more flavorful than regular McCormick-in-a-bottle spices. And I got them at a local market, so a lot of them were actually CHEAPER than picking up a bottle of McCormick at the supermarket.

Anyone else use organic spices? I highly recommend them.

Re: On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 3:18 pm
by Old Skool Cat
Are these organic?
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Re: On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 9:49 am
by CapitalCityCat
Old Skool Cat wrote:Are these organic?
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If by organic, you mean "all natural", I'd say no :wink:

Re: On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 11:05 am
by GrizinWashington
CapitalCityCat wrote:
Old Skool Cat wrote:Are these organic?
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If by organic, you mean "all natural", I'd say no :wink:

Niiiiiiiiice! That was solid, CCC!

Re: On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:50 pm
by wbtfg
UMclassof2002 wrote:It's been a while since I've posted...again.

Things pick up at work and I find myself without the copious bored time that I have usually when there's nothing going on. That's my post-writing time.

Today, I'd like to talk about spices. It's been what has been engulfing my life for the past 72 hours or so.

While trying to clean/organize my kitchen the other day, I found that I have a terrible mess by my stove. There were just these random containers and stuff everywhere. I lost so much precious counter space (there wasn't much to begin with) with all those containers stacked up, ready to topple over.

So, I got online, ready to find a solution to all my problems. And then I found these:

Image

They're great! Each canister has a magnet on the bottom, so I just stick them to the side of my fridge. Now I have an arsenal of spices still somewhat within arm's reach, and taking up absolutely no counter space. All problems are solved.

Speaking of spices, I splurged a little and bought organic spices the other day. Now, I've been told that organic spices have more kick than their complementary non-organic versions. So, for today's lunch, I packed up some chicken grilled with a bunch of spices - I don't even remember which ones - and some haricot verts a l'anglaise on the side. Anyways, they're no kidding - these organic spices are soooo much more flavorful than regular McCormick-in-a-bottle spices. And I got them at a local market, so a lot of them were actually CHEAPER than picking up a bottle of McCormick at the supermarket.

Anyone else use organic spices? I highly recommend them.


Were you wearing your pink shirt while making this post?

Re: On Spices and Spice Racks

Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:28 pm
by AlphaGriz1
Boom goes the dynamite!