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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Extra Spicy BBQ Howling Wolf Sauces 16 oz by HowlingWolfSauces



Extra Spicy BBQ Howling Wolf Sauces 16 oz by HowlingWolfSauces:
 There's nothing like a good BBQ sauce and this one's got it!

"Howling Wolf Sauces - Extra Spicy BBQ is a version of the Original with a little more kick. If you want a sauce that makes you sweat, but leaves your taste buds in one piece, this is the sauce for you. The blend of chilies used brings on the heat, but still retains all of the flavor.

The Howling Wolf line of gourmet BBQ sauces are made in small batches using the finest ingredients available. All of the premium Frontier brand spices used are non-irradiated and have the fullest flavors which contribute to each of the sauces great tastes.

This sauce contains no unnecessary fillers or high fructose corn syrup.

18 oz"


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  • Saturday, March 27, 2010

    Four Continents of Cheese on a Budget (2 pound)


    Four Continents of Cheese on a Budget (2 pound) by igourmet.com

    "Choosing from over 850 of our cheeses can be a daunting task, even for the most accomplished cheese connoisseur. While we all have our traditional favorites, there is something special about discovering a great new cheese. And, the best way to experience a new cheese is to try it. For those of you looking to expand your cheese repertoire, we have crafted a four cheese sampler from four continents of some little-known gems to serve at your next get-together."
    • Volendam (Europe): If you are a gouda lover, then Volendam is a must have! Inspired by the scenic Dutch fishing village of the same name, Volendam has a butterfat content of 55%, making it especially smooth and creamy. (8 oz.)
    • Hard Grana Provolone (South America): Originally from Lombardia, Italy, this cow's milk cheese was brought by Italian immigrants to Argentina. The cheese is recognized by its particular pear shape. During the aging stage, the cheese is hung (wrap and secure with a rope). This hard Provolone cheese develops a sharp, piquant flavor with age. (8 oz)
    • Great Ocean Road Cheddar (Australia): This sharp white cheddar hails from Australia, where it joins Stokes Point and Mainland Cheddar as a new favorite from down under. A buttery flavor separates this cheese from it's English inspiration. (8 oz.)
    • Atalanta Blue (North America): Atalanta is the Greek goddess of hunt, travel, and adventure. The name Atalanta is thus appropriate for this new blue cheese from Wisconsin. It's a bold , crumbly cow's milk cheese that took several years to perfect. Enjoy it crumbled over salads, stirred into sauces, or on crackers.


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  • Friday, March 26, 2010

    Alaskan Gourmet Birch Beer Jelly perfect by swanmountainsoaps



    Alaskan Gourmet Birch Beer Jelly perfect by swanmountainsoaps:
    "why not have some for breakfast? We aren't advocating microbrews with your wheaties ... unless that's your thing of course. Instead, try a bit on your morning toast. It's good for you. And, you can have all you want without driving erratically or slurring your speech."


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  • Thursday, March 25, 2010

    Mustapha's moroccan olives, provencal green


    Ok I know what you are thinking....eeeeew it comes in a big tub or maybe you are thinking "how would I ever eat that many olives?"  Well I thought the same things before I ordered them.

    I have ordered olives from Amazon more than once and have never been disappointed.  When I saw these olives at $16.15 and free shipping I thought gosh they must be awful!  Then I read a lot of the reviews and the only bad things people were saying are that they are spicy.  Well I like spicy, so I thought I'll give them a try.

    To my delight these olives were fantastic and I say were because they are all gone now :-)  They were not that spicy, yes they were spiced, but not hot like the reviews said.  They had lemon and onions and thyme in the wonderfully delicious mix.  The olives themselves are perfect green olive perfection.  I highly recommend them.  If you have a big event these olives would make a great addition to your h'ordeuvre table. If not they make a great snack to munch on at night when you get those in between meal munchies.  They make a much healthier snack than chips or cookies. Well I hope you all will take the chance to try them out and I promise you won't be disappointed.  For the price, you really can't get any better.



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  • Wednesday, March 24, 2010

    Gourmet Assorted Cake bites Covered in by chocolatelushes on Etsy


    Gourmet Assorted Cake bites Covered in by chocolatelushes on Etsy:
    Assorted Mini Cake Bites

    Our assorted mini cake bites are made from all natural ingredients. Every Cakebite is dipped in milk, 72% dark or white chocolate. We use only the freshest ingredients and the finest chocolates imported direct from Belgium to make these delicious desserts."



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  • Saturday, March 13, 2010

    mini sea salts/finishing salts spice kit spice up by purposedesign



    mini sea salts/finishing salts spice kit spice up by purposedesign:
    "The PERFECT idea for a foodie stocking stuffer or a hostess gift!

    This lovely glossy black tube contains six 1.75 inch (48 mm) glass top containers filled with gourmet sea salt blends for you to create rubs, marinades or sauces from.

    These are all hand-blended in small quantities and contain a ratio of half salt to half spice. You can use the salts straight from the container or put them in your own salt grinder.

    The sea salt is from France. The fruit of the ocean, wind and sun, this salt is gathered on French Atlantic salt marshes, simply dried in the sun, then crushed. It is rich in magnesium and calcium."


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