Arlin_MacRae
somebody shut me the fark up.
And I see several bottles of Steven Raichlen's Chipotle Molasses barbecue sauce. Bought one!
Anyone tried it?
Arlin
Anyone tried it?
Arlin
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There I Was, in the Book Store...
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somebody shut me the fark up.
I often shop for Q sauce at the book store.
I often shop for Q sauce at the book store.
Yeah - where would you find sauce in a bookstore? Somewhere between the bathroom and the kids section?
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Only in Choctaw, Oklahoma could a person find sauce in a bookstore.
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Only in Choctaw, Oklahoma could a person find sauce in a bookstore.
Walk through the purple curtain.
First 2 minutes is only a buck
Plenty of sauce in the bookstore
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He failed to clarify that it was the comic book section of the local supermarket. And no, I haven't tried it yet. Scott
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I didnt know Steven Raichlen even liked chipoltle peppers Arlin.
Arlin, do they sell bread and milk as well?
Being honest here. Went to Menards a while back.......Its the #3 handyman/builder big box store. They sell lumber, toilets, tools, candy ect. They now sell milk, bread, peanuts, pop and its like a micro grocery store. My daughter in law works there and said they sell the heck outta food products.
Diversification sp? is what most businesses are doing nowdays for sure and its working so it seems.
Being honest here. Went to Menards a while back.......Its the #3 handyman/builder big box store. They sell lumber, toilets, tools, candy ect. They now sell milk, bread, peanuts, pop and its like a micro grocery store. My daughter in law works there and said they sell the heck outta food products.
Diversification sp? is what most businesses are doing nowdays for sure and its working so it seems.
Poor Arlin... (I've got your back on this one)
My son is a manager for Border's books. They have a large stand alone display of Steven Raichlen's books, rubs, sauces, bbq tools. I bought his "beer can chicken" stand there.
My son is a manager for Border's books. They have a large stand alone display of Steven Raichlen's books, rubs, sauces, bbq tools. I bought his "beer can chicken" stand there.
Borders books was selling loads of Raichlin rubs and sauces for Fathers Day, my wife had seen them and asked about the coffee rub, she wanted to know if I was interested in it as a Fathers day gift from her and the kids, she saw it was one of the small jars for around $13.00 and wondered about getting 2 or 3.
They had the "Barbeque Bible" and "How to Grill" amongst others, so I opened the one where he gives the recipe for his coffee rub and I quoted the recipe to her, as she read down the ingredient list, it was unsurprisingly the same.
So she asked if I would do the rub from the recipe as she'd like to try it, I cooked up a couple of butts that weekend, with the coffee rub recipe, and both she and the kids all loved the flavor, (me too).
I can't speak to the Chipolte sauce, but I would think that will be in the same book or one of his others. So if you like it, I'm sure you can save the money and make your own next time.
They had the "Barbeque Bible" and "How to Grill" amongst others, so I opened the one where he gives the recipe for his coffee rub and I quoted the recipe to her, as she read down the ingredient list, it was unsurprisingly the same.
So she asked if I would do the rub from the recipe as she'd like to try it, I cooked up a couple of butts that weekend, with the coffee rub recipe, and both she and the kids all loved the flavor, (me too).
I can't speak to the Chipolte sauce, but I would think that will be in the same book or one of his others. So if you like it, I'm sure you can save the money and make your own next time.
