Re: [CH] chile prices, etc.

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Dave Sacerdote wrote:
> 
> The problem around here is finding a stupormarket that even knows what a
> hot pepper *is*!  I've got four major supermarket chains in my town, with
> five other chains within a ten-minute drive.  Only three of them carry
> anything other than jalapenos and cornos, and only one of them keeps the
> stock fresh (the others sell the damn things until they're wrinkled and
> growing mold.)


Try the Sooper Stop & Shop on Rt. 44 in Simsbury (Bushy Hill
Road, next to the Farmington Valley Mall).  They usually
have a pretty good selection of peppers and decent prices.
'Bout the only place around here that I usually find decent
habs and serranos. 

Nice Suburban Yuppy Lady in S & S:  "What are those things?"
Moi:  "Habanero peppers."
NSYL: "How do you use them?"
Moi: "Very Carefully."
NSYL: "Ooooooo...."

How to impress the ladies when ya got 3 chins and baggy
jeans. :)

JB 
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