Re: [CH] Possible (cheap) sources for dried/powdered/flaked chile

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<some snippin' went on here>

>Stopped at the local library in St Louis and found about 10 pages of
>major chile producers across the USA.


> worked out to about 1/5 the cost. But I had to buy in 40 pound bags
>and store the stuff in a freezer. So if something similar works out and
>and I have to buy 100 lbs of Hab' dust, is there anybody interested in
>going in on a bag with me?                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Rick Deckard
>St Louis Mo


.......Man Rick, that brings back some memories of my mis-spent youth!

And yeah, I bet there would be a bunch of people willing to go in on a bag
with you, of hab powder, I mean!

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