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Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice

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WhackMaster719
WhackMaster719 Posts: 307
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
OK, so I see tons of spices being used for different recipes on here the last couple of weeks, or just this week alone. Most them referred to by just a single name like "Dizzy". Can someone assist me is a "spice list" so to speak? I would like to start stocking the cabinets with at least the stuff most used and loved.
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  • milesofsmiles
    milesofsmiles Posts: 1,377
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    For Spices try www.penzeys.com. For Rubs try www.dizzypigbbq.com. Also try google for all. Google is your best friend. :):):) To you.
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  • WhackMaster719
    WhackMaster719 Posts: 307
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    Wifey won't let me order all 11 bottles from Dizzy Pig :angry:

    Suggestions for a couple that I should go with first round?
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  • WhackMaster719
    WhackMaster719 Posts: 307
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    OMG, I was looking on the Dizzy Pig site and realized they are based out of Manassas, Va. That is only 20 miles down the road! Funny thing is, I grew up in Manassas...
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  • ChargerGuy
    ChargerGuy Posts: 357
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    Whacky, What I did was start off with the ones I knew I would like. Dizzy Dust, Shaken the Tree and Tsunami Spin. All very good and very versatile. I also got the sample packets for 11 bucks so I could try the others out before I bought them. Well needless to say we loved them all and eventually wound up buying them all! :) I found a local outdoor store that carried them so no shipping cost.
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