anybody do biz with Myspicer.com?

RRP · January 2009

It's the Internet sales side of Rocky Mountain Spice Company which happens to apparently be the only source for 7 of the exotic spices I need to make Ken Stone's magical Witchy Red rub. I thought I placed an order on Sunday, but customer service seems to still be on Christmas break or on a prolonged 48 hour lunch break! :S .

momcooks · January 2009

Never even heard of them. I do these 2 places. I'll have to check them out.

http://www.spicebarn.com/

http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/shophome.html

RRP · January 2009

thanks - I also ordered Sunday from Penzey's but they don't carry some unusual powders like beet, honey and tomato. But I just checked and the spicebarn you recommended does along with the other ones I thought I ordered from MySpicer.

Richard Fl · January 2009

I know I went looking here in florida last summer for some sauces. How did you get so lucky?

Abelman · January 2009

I use Penzys and the Savory Spice Shop which is luckily 5 minutes from my house.

http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/shophome.html

http://www.savoryspiceshop.com/

AZRP · January 2009

I've bought from them a number of times, great price for saffron. -RP

momcooks · January 2009

One can never have too many places to buy spices.

Fidel · January 2009

Hey Ron,

Email me the list of spices you are unable to find elsewhere - there is an Indian Spice Company close by here I can swing by and see if they carry what you need.

RRP · January 2009

Thanks for the offer, Rod, but if MySpicer falls through then spicebarn that momcook listed has all of them. I was just surprised that Penzeys actually had so few of them. OTOH I guess powdered beets, powdered honey, and powdered tomato just aren't common household spices!

anybody do biz with Myspicer.com?

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