After reading the praises about Penzeys last few years sitting here
tonite filling out order form.
Giving their poultry seasoning a trial run because am limited to cheap
grocery store bought crap in my area & Gordon foodservice is not that
great on theirs.
Wondering about their brand of chicken, beef, & turkey soup - stock
bases though. I don't recall people in group commenting if they have use
Penzeys bases and their opinions compare to other brands out on the
market which I have easy access to.
I know most people here make their own stock homemade but am just to
limited on my apartment size refrigerator to keep stock from scratch.
Also, I love those glass jar containers they sell for spices ordering a
few of those.
TIA

(ms. tonya) wrote in news:11619-419433F6-217@storefull-
3312.bay.webtv.net:

> After reading the praises about Penzeys last few years sitting here
> tonite filling out order form.
> Giving their poultry seasoning a trial run because am limited to cheap
> grocery store bought crap in my area & Gordon foodservice is not that
> great on theirs.
> Wondering about their brand of chicken, beef, & turkey soup - stock
> bases though. I don't recall people in group commenting if they have use
> Penzeys bases and their opinions compare to other brands out on the
> market which I have easy access to.

I have used their chicken and beef bases and would buy them again. I think
they're better than most of those available in supermarkets.

> I know most people here make their own stock homemade but am just to
> limited on my apartment size refrigerator to keep stock from scratch.
> Also, I love those glass jar containers they sell for spices ordering a
> few of those.
> TIA

--
Wayne in Phoenix

*If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.
*A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

(ms. tonya) wrote in
:

> After reading the praises about Penzeys last few years sitting here
> tonite filling out order form.
> Giving their poultry seasoning a trial run because am limited to
> cheap grocery store bought crap in my area & Gordon foodservice is
> not that great on theirs.
> Wondering about their brand of chicken, beef, & turkey soup - stock
> bases though. I don't recall people in group commenting if they have
> use Penzeys bases and their opinions compare to other brands out on
> the market which I have easy access to.
> I know most people here make their own stock homemade but am just to
> limited on my apartment size refrigerator to keep stock from
> scratch. Also, I love those glass jar containers they sell for
> spices ordering a few of those.
> TIA
>

The penzeys soup bases are ok but I like redibase better.
www.redibase.com.

Try penzey Ozark bleand and their Trinadad blend...both are marvelous.

--
Starchless in Manitoba.

"ms. tonya" > wrote in message
...
> After reading the praises about Penzeys last few years sitting here
> tonite filling out order form.
> Giving their poultry seasoning a trial run because am limited to cheap
> grocery store bought crap in my area & Gordon foodservice is not that
> great on theirs.
> Wondering about their brand of chicken, beef, & turkey soup - stock
> bases though. I don't recall people in group commenting if they have use
> Penzeys bases and their opinions compare to other brands out on the
> market which I have easy access to.
> I know most people here make their own stock homemade but am just to
> limited on my apartment size refrigerator to keep stock from scratch.
> Also, I love those glass jar containers they sell for spices ordering a
> few of those.
> TIA
>

While I do get spices, etc. from Penzeys for soup bases I prefer All-Serv.
High quality products and very friendly and personal service. You don't get
a phone tree. You get either David or Heidi.

http://allserv.com/

Chris in Pearland, TX

There is no doubt in my mind that Penzey has great spices and
seasonings but when it comes to high quality stocks and broths there
is nothing like stock reductions from More Than Gourmet. They're worth
checking out at www.clubsauce.com

There is no doubt in my mind that Penzey has great spices and
seasonings but when it comes to high quality stocks and broths there
is nothing like stock reductions from More Than Gourmet. They're worth
checking out at www.clubsauce.com

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:54:30 -0500, (ms. tonya)
wrote:

>After reading the praises about Penzeys last few years sitting here
>tonite filling out order form.
>Giving their poultry seasoning a trial run because am limited to cheap
>grocery store bought crap in my area & Gordon foodservice is not that
>great on theirs.

I think they're quite good.

>Wondering about their brand of chicken, beef, & turkey soup - stock
>bases though. I don't recall people in group commenting if they have use
>Penzeys bases and their opinions compare to other brands out on the
>market which I have easy access to.
>I know most people here make their own stock homemade but am just to
>limited on my apartment size refrigerator to keep stock from scratch.
>Also, I love those glass jar containers they sell for spices ordering a
>few of those.
>TIA