Grandma's Seasonings Chili Powder is back and it smells divine! For
store locations call 913-888-4343. Williams Foods is in Lenexa, KS
(Grandma's Spanish Pepper Co).
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While I was at it, I bought a tin of Madras Curry Powder (another one
with a wonderful knock your socks off smell)
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and a bottle of Homade (yes, that's the way to spell it) chili sauce.
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sf > wrote in
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> Grandma's Seasonings Chili Powder is back and it smells
> divine! For store locations call 913-888-4343. Williams Foods
> is in Lenexa, KS (Grandma's Spanish Pepper Co).

Gonna check out prices....

http://www.williamsfoods.com/

Thank you

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> While I was at it, I bought a tin of Madras Curry Powder
> (another one with a wonderful knock your socks off smell)
> <http://www.aumarche.com/_ccLib/image/products/DETA1-326.jpg>
>
> and a bottle of Homade (yes, that's the way to spell it)
> chili sauce.
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2011 17:57:10 -0800, sf wrote:

> Grandma's Seasonings Chili Powder is back and it smells divine! For
> store locations call 913-888-4343. Williams Foods is in Lenexa, KS
> (Grandma's Spanish Pepper Co).
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somehow when i think of chili i don't think of grandma.

your pal,
blake

On Fri, 28 Jan 2011 11:14:22 -0500, blake murphy
> wrote:

> On Thu, 27 Jan 2011 17:57:10 -0800, sf wrote:
>
> > Grandma's Seasonings Chili Powder is back and it smells divine! For
> > store locations call 913-888-4343. Williams Foods is in Lenexa, KS
> > (Grandma's Spanish Pepper Co).
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>
> somehow when i think of chili i don't think of grandma.
>
You will if you can ever find it. Great stuff... The smell of chilies
is predominate and you add the heat yourself, unless you can find the
"zesty" variety (which I've never seen).

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