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Good lord, this stuff has gone up in price. I used to keep a container of
the chicken flavor on hand I think it was around $12 for 16 ounces then, I used it in risotto when I didn't have any homemade chicken stock on hand, was good for that use, but too bland for soups and most sauces IMO. At $28 for 16 ounces I'd never consider buying it. Jessica "Steve Wertz" > wrote in message ... > The "More Than Gourmet" line of about a dozen demiglaces are > really expensive and misleading as to how potent they are. > > http://morethangourmet.com/products.htm > > I tried the duck and the seafood (about $15 for 3 ounces) and was > not impressed at all. I had been eyeing them out on the shelves > for quite a while and finally broke down, only to be really > disappointed. You should see how much they want for duck fat - > you're better off buying a whole duck and getting 10X as much fat, > plus the meat. > > I'll stick with Minor's from now on at 1/5th the price and 4 times > the yield (http://www.allserv.com/proddesc.htm). > > Just a friendly public service announcement. > > -sw |
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